[flashpro] Flash forms

[Denis Huë]

LOL

K txs... think the client will be happy now :) ...

BTW did you wrote the article? Nicely done ;)

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Envoyé : mercredi 5 octobre 2005 12:31
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Objet : Re: [flashpro] Flash forms

do it with css
  ;)

like that :
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/hybrid

regards

eric

Le 4 oct. 05 à 10:00, Denis Huë a écrit :

> About all good or bad browser question... i have a client who wants  
> dropdown
> dhtml menus in Safari... common'...joking ^^
>
>
>
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> part de Simon Skrødal
> Envoyé : mardi 4 octobre 2005 3:07
> À : Mailing list for professional Flash designers and developers
> Objet : Re: [flashpro] Flash forms
>
> Opera is probably the browser with the best support for web  
> standards (HTML,
> CSS, XHTML...etc). I have been using the browser since around 1995,  
> and even
> back then, it had features other browsers are starting to pick up  
> today. No
> bad words about Firefox, but it is simply trying to redo what Opera  
> has
> already achieved. I don't see any ground-breaking ideas with  
> Firefox, while
> Opera has something going on all the time, and sometimes with great  
> results!
>
> I too always check my development work's compatibility with Opera,  
> because
> if it does not look right there, I am normally breaking some  
> standard that
> other browsers ignore, or have patched up. IE, as you know, make up  
> their
> own quasi-standards, and sometimes it's easy to forget what is a  
> standard
> and what is not.
>
> Best of all, Opera 8.50 was released last week, and it is now  
> absolutely and
> completely free!
>
> ...so, yeah, long live Opera :)
>
> Kind regards,
> Simon Skrødal
>
>
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> From: "Jason Van Pelt" <jvanpelt at integralpro.com>
> To: "Mailing list for professional Flash designers and developers"
> <flashpro at muinar.org>
> Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2005 12:27 AM
> Subject: Re: [flashpro] Flash forms
>
>
> Haha.  I was going to recommend against Mac Opera too. Sorry Tom. I
> think it's a pretty common view point that if you're going to use a
> marginal browser, you should expect some marginal results at times.  
> It's
> not an issue of "is it a good browser" (though, why is it that it's  
> the
> only one giving you trouble?) It's all about market share.
>
>
>> I must say I don't test Mac IE anymore.
>>
>
> Mac IE was the bane of my existence.
>
> Browsers are crap. Long live firefox. And stuff.
>
> jason van pelt
> integral productions
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> 414.221.9467 x29
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