Re: DESIGNTIMES
by John Starkey <jstarkey(at)advancecreations.com>
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Thanks I checked this out and Neotie, the one I think you're referring to
wouldn't come up but there were a few others in the later results and
after looking at the headers I narrowed it down to M$. Then I did a search
on microsoft.com and found a FAQ stating the it's a code to maintain state
when designing for DHTML using one of their editors. So exactly as
previously suggested here :}
I'm not sure what app they were referring to but since our app is a M$
joint effort it wouldn't be it, but obviously M$ threw it in there.
Thanks for the replies everyone.
On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Timo Markkanen wrote:
> Hi John. I just did a google search and a link came up with designtimes in the
> HTML so I clicked on it. It crashed Netscape while asking if I wanted to debug
> a shockwave application.
> Cheers,
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> John Starkey wrote:
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> > Thanks Jeff. That sounds very possible. It does, annoyingly, show up when
> > you go between "Design" and "HTML" modes in their edittor. It's a joint MS
> > and eCollege effort from what I understand but according to my boss noone
> > knows where it comes from. I recommended he check with Dev to see if this
> > is what it is.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > John
> >
> >
>
> --
> Timo Markkanen
> Web Services - HealthNet/BC
> 250-952-2903
> timo.markkanen(at)moh.hnet.bc.ca
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>
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