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Learnin Javascript
mouser:
You know it might be nice to collect lists of the best learning resources for each language to put in our programming school sections: https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?board=77.0
If anyone wants to take on that project it would be welcome.
fowmow:
What are the specifics? Just, "I think Site A rocks for Language X?"
I am currently working on some reviews for App (app103), but I'd be more than willing to share what resources I use for various languages.
fowmow:
I know nothing. I want to learn. I am trying to use an image as a background in a program that is on my HD
( Not a web page ) I get the image OK but it appears split. The left portion of the image and then the image again. See screenshot. Note the BLUE line and the repeat of the image .
I been trying to solve this for a week. I figured a good SIMPLE book would do the trick. Between all this info I should be able to work this out.
-ljbirns (August 11, 2007, 07:28 PM)
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Um... so are we talking JavaScript still, or no? If so, what type of environment are you running JavaScript in if not a Web browser?
EDIT: I didn't mean that to sound as if there are no other possible means to run JavaScript except for in a browser. I just meant what are you using to run your JavaScript then?
ljbirns:
The program ( NirSoft > SeqDownload ) downloads the radar sweeps from NOAA to my HD. At some point I run the animation program ( part of SeqDownload) It " animates" the radar sweeps one at a time every X milliseconds.
You are correct in that is does open up my browser ( Firefox )to show the animation and the background file that I have added. I have the file but for some reason it splits ( see my earlier post blue line ) and so the radar scan is not accurately placed. I ordered Flanagan's Book from Amazon. Should arrive any day.
Lew
AbteriX:
@fowmow
You can use JS to code for WSH (Windows Scripting Host).
You can use it directly to do smtg with your files on disk
or use it e.g. in an text editor like PSPad to extend the editor functionality-
@ljbirns
Did you create the HTML file yourself?
It seams as you have put the image in the body tag
like
<BODY BACKGROUND="some.gif">
Than it's normal that the browser tile the image a few times till the browser window is full.
Use <IMG SRC="some.gif">
instead between <BODY > and </BODY>
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