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This doesn't seem to be an encoding-related problem, but a browser issue.

Though it, at first glance, seems to me to be a font problem, I had three fonts installed that support the Glagolitic...

This, this, this, and this are all encoded in UTF-8, so I would assume that using UTF-8 wouldn't cause problems for Unicode support.

Relevant:...

From my experience (I'ven't taken time to study character encodings or anything), modern editors set to UTF-8 will express characters above U+FF (256 characters in, hence the maximum expressible with...

The W3C does currently recommend the use of a BOM with UTF-16, but only for HTML5 (not for prior versions). I don't pretend to understand why.

Off the top of my head, I think that the BOM might...

I didn't find anything about this elsewhere, so I thought I'd post it here.

When encoding an HTML5 (possibly earlier versions, as well) document as UTF-8, ensure that it does not include a byte...

In this site, I am trying to create an effect similar to the DHTML Modal Dialog script. I tried using said script, which did not work. I tried writing a heavily-simplified version, which also did not...

It's a problem with my browsing habits. I currently have 163 tabs open. I'm only up to 1.8 GB now (Fx 6.0a1). I'm impressed with how well Firefox handles memory. I don't think I've ever seen it go...

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So...what you're saying is that...


<table width="100%" height="100%" border="0">
<tr>
<td width="100%" height="10%" backgroundcolor="#0000FF"><font color="#0000FF">Hello.</font></td>
</tr>...

Photoshop is great, but it's obviously quite expensive at $700 or $1000 for the Extended version, and Photoshop Elements is underpowered and oversimplified. There are a few ways that you can...

I used to use a free package called RealPopup, but that website was taken down; you could surely find a download somewhere.

Free Download Manager with FlashGot ought to work well; FlashGot's website says that it supports sites like these.

Or you could use FlashGot with FatRat, if you're into that sort of thing.

PHPMyAdmin is built into XAMPP; it should be readily accessible from the XAMPP control panel.

Just noticed that this thread is two months old. We have an underactive software forum. Sorry,...

I also repeatedly get the -36 error (aren't numbers helpful?) in Photoshop on my new 1TB drive. I think we've found a bug.

Mine hit 1.3 GB yesterday; I'm at 500 MB right now with 26 tabs.

The solution: Get more RAM.

I have five tabs at the top of my website: one for the main site, one for a blog, one for a Twitter feed, one for a Facebook page, and one for a YouTube profile.

I am trying to make these tabs...

Figured it out! Something ate my </a> tags, and I ended up with all my absolute divs in the same link.

I have narrowed this down to a JavaScript problem, as removing the script does correct the problem. The question now is what is wrong with the script to make this happen.



<script...

http://wooftalk.net/fmnas/

This used to work, but now it doesn't.

On the right side of the page, the heading "Navigation" and the "HEY THERE!!!" below it (that used to be an accordion panel),...

Yeeep. Well, actually, I had to tell Windows to change the permissions three times before it actually did. Isn't technology fun?

I think I set the permissions right. I've never used an IIS server...

I've narrowed it down to just the line imagejpeg($image, "corrected/".$images[$processed], 80);, as


header("Content-Type: image/jpeg");
imagejpeg($image);

outputs the image to the browser...

Huh. That explains some things.

I've debugged a bunch of the code, and now have issues with the image generation in the final loop:

$image = imagecreatefromjpeg($images[$processed]);...

I am trying to create a PHP script to increase and decrease the brightnesses of images in a directory such that they all appear similar, then datestamp and save them (the datestamp is in the format...

The idea here is to generate a PNG image with each pixel a random color.

<?php
header ('Content-type: image/png');
$width = $_GET['width'];
$height = $_GET['height'];
$image =...

Never mind, it was a problem with something else; it works now.