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Now what would be wrong with smileys bouncing around all over the screen making things harder to read I wonder. I also vote for more.
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nic777 said:I think he wants the javascript to convert this RSS feed into something that is suitable to put into a website i.e javascript.
I use http://feeddigest.com/ for my blog to put digg on.
That code is the rss information ... copy the address in the address bar and that is the feed location which you can input into any rss compatable serviceWynsam said:OK I watched the video on the feeddigest page and thought, how hard can it be I'll give it a bash. I then clicked on the RSS icon on the main myadsl page and got this error.
This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.
This was followed by some nice looking code that meant nothing to me. Is this an error or was I supoosed to get that. Using Firefox on XP.
Good point about the stylesheets ... also can we please not make the link to the forums open in a new window from the new main site - sometimes I go to that page to look at all the news and then want to go to the forums ... because I want it in the same window I just end up changeing the address in the address bar.Prometheus said:It seems to me that the main stylesheet is included in every forum page. If it was moved into an external style sheet it would save 5,277 bytes with every page load. Besides the savings it would bring to MyADSL it would also be a great relief to the forumites. An external stylesheet will also only be 5,266 bytes in size because of the removal of the comments. The same can be done with the scripts.
Any chance on that link to http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/usercp.php appearing on the main page?
Switch to Opera!kilps said:Good point about the stylesheets ... also can we please not make the link to the forums open in a new window from the new main site - sometimes I go to that page to look at all the news and then want to go to the forums ... because I want it in the same window I just end up changeing the address in the address bar.
Might be a problem there then. But the jscript could be easier to move as you would only require a different script for every browser and then link to the right script based on which browser is being used.ic said:@Prometheus, while I don't have access to the vBulletin php [script] code, AFAIK the embedded stylesheet and script bloat is dynamically generated by vBulletin based on the capabilities & level of support for various features of each forum user's browser...
After thinking about it for a while I was thinking that the forumites might not be very happy with that part as a lot of people now has 30GB+ local and only 2-3GB international bandwidth. A lot of them would be capped internationally and the number of visits would drop. So while it would bring a saving it would also mean less advertising revenue.ic said:Having said that, I totally agree that using linked css and js files would drastically reduce MyADSL's data transfer overheads, and since css and js files would normally be cached by a forum user's browser, it would make page rendering even faster - quite possibly fast enough to justify moving the site back into international waters where bandwidth rates are considerably less expensive than in SA...
I am using FF, so it does open in a new tab ... and I could set it to open in the same tab ... but I don't want to have to do that - if I click on a link at Digg.com I want it to open in a new tabPrometheus said:Switch to Opera!![]()
Opera will solve that with a right click.kilps said:I am using FF, so it does open in a new tab ... and I could set it to open in the same tab ... but I don't want to have to do that - if I click on a link at Digg.com I want it to open in a new tab
I don't like the right click ...Prometheus said:Opera will solve that with a right click.
Prometheus said:Might be a problem there then. But the jscript could be easier to move as you would only require a different script for every browser and then link to the right script based on which browser is being used.
After thinking about it for a while I was thinking that the forumites might not be very happy with that part as a lot of people now has 30GB+ local and only 2-3GB international bandwidth. A lot of them would be capped internationally and the number of visits would drop. So while it would bring a saving it would also mean less advertising revenue.
Who?internaut said:They should switch to 3G then...![]()
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