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cheezy yes 🙂 but thats all i know how to do at the moment and this class is based on putting colors and pictures to get "extra points"
 
Originally posted by: luckydragon
cheezy yes 🙂 but thats all i know how to do at the moment and this class is based on putting colors and pictures to get "extra points"
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well, since youa re a strong bad fan, steal his web page that the cheat made with all the spazing pictures.
 
i'm on windows 2k, i dunno for my laptop is works fine but it uses windows xp.

this is weird. i've been looking for a way to correct for awhile
 
Originally posted by: luckydragon
hi i'm a information systems student and for our final lab we needed to complete a web site. everything seems to work fine but at every page it warns about secure and non secure items on my page.

what could cause this?

here's a link to my site https://students.washington.edu/wyfong/
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quick fix. give the link without the https but just a http://... that'll solve it. There's nothing on that web page to make it secure (that's why its giving the error on the https)
 
must...resist...urge...to...gah!!

<insert loud comment about downloading over 3MB of data for one page here>

anyways, don't use https:// to reference the initial page, once u click on the "strongbad", you get thrown out of https into http and some browsers pop up a warning. Netscape 4 comes to mind.

<insert disgruntled sounding comment about IS depts teaching frontpage and composer as viable options over actually learning html.>
 
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