There's quite a few shows:
Border Security Australia's Front Line
Border Security Canada's Front Line
Customs UK
UK Border Force
Border Wars
Most are available for download in the usual places
Those complaints are from users in the UK and Europe, they have every right to complain. US and Canada fair much better, but the rest of the world has gone back years in regards to map quality. At this rate Google's new map app approval cannot come soon enough.
Which ironically is more like the Italian pronunciation (oh/reh/GAH/noh). The American way is more like the Spanish pronunciation (oh/REH/gah/noh) with a contraction.
I suppose that's better than adding some 'erbs on a pizza. :)
It's just not feasible to print off code for anything larger than the simple bank account programs that I used to do for my assessments in high school, come to think of it I haven't printed off since then!
If you are needing to print off code to find problems, perhaps you should consider unit...
I think too much developer pressure to ignore.
I remember I was confused when Microsoft originally announced Windows 8 with metro and they were pushing JS, HTML, XAML and not a word on .Net or C++.
IE9 you definitely can. I cannot remember IE8 but I believe you should be able to. You just need to go to the right edge of the bar and a resizing cursor will appear allowing you to drag to your preferred width.
If you really want to convert the getTimeInMillis to seconds then what you are doing is correct. The getTimeInMillis will return how many milliseconds have passed since 1970, which is a rather large number, so even dividing by 1000 will still be a large number.
What I believe you want to do...
This looks like it's been copied in and out of a word processor, try:
<style type="text/css">
instead of
<style type=text/css>
Speach marks are a different character from a quote so the tag is being ignored.
Not so much matter refuse install but change the fundamentals so much it would have required pouring money into a dying O/S to develop it. Win7 has already overtaken XP and in another year XP will probably be below 20%.
Most of the stuff they could have ported easy with the exception of...
IE won't create events for dynamic elements without you being explicit, you'll need to do something like:
deleteelement.onclick = function(){
removeRow(rowCount);
};
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