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Re: bug in partsref?
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lugnet.admin.general
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Thu, 6 Apr 2000 04:12:08 GMT
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Todd Lehman wrote:
> > Showing 1#150;1 of 1 match...
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> > tsk tsk Todd - it's not good practice to access chars directly -
> > that's why they have names.... anyway, mozilla doesn't show that code
> > correctly, I guess....
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> Mozilla doesn't?! Wow, bad Mozilla. :-( I thought it knew how to handle
> all the Netscape proposed HTML entities.
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> *Is* there an accepted entity name for the en-dash? (I'll go look it up later
> if nobody knows off-hand. Last time I looked (I don't remember when it was)
> it either didn't have a name or the name didn't work in the popular browsers).
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> Might have to display a hyphen (eyewwwww) to some browsers... :-(
well, just checked it with NN6pr1 for linux as well, and got the same
result... the &150; isn't showing... I did look a bit today, but
couldn't find an endash entity... anyone happen to know if the &####;
is an official part of html? I wonder why they stopped supporting it...
:/
Dan
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| (...) Mozilla doesn't?! Wow, bad Mozilla. :-( I thought it knew how to handle all the Netscape proposed HTML entities. *Is* there an accepted entity name for the en-dash? (I'll go look it up later if nobody knows off-hand. Last time I looked (I (...) (25 years ago, 5-Apr-00, to lugnet.admin.general)
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