I’ve always thought you would need a hidden submit button in order to submit a form. Well thats not true, for search boxes on certain blogs and forums, etc.. All they use is a form wrapped around the input box its really simple really example:
<form method='post' action='http://google.com'> <input type='text' name='test' /> </form>
And that’s all to it. Have fun submitting!.
The hype is crazy, and it looks like the are trying to set a world record. Help FF be on the Guinness Book of World Records 
and pledge now! Its releasing in 15 minutes Central Standard Time!
The Official release is at 10am PDT Tuesday
Firefox 3 sets the innovation bar very high with exciting new features, including one-click bookmarking, the smart location bar and lightning fast performance.
Keeping you and your personal information safe is our top priority. Firefox 3 includes phishing and malware protection, plus our new instant site ID info.
With features like built-in spell checking, session restore and full zoom, Firefox 3 makes it possible to work faster and more efficiently on the Web.
Your taste and needs set you apart from the rest. With Firefox 3 you can choose from over 5,000 add-ons that help you customize your browsing experience.
Its only a matter of time before we can answer that. Soon enough Firefox three will set a new goal when it comes down to extensions. Then again will Opera 9.5 take FireFox 3’s fame? Or Safari 4?.
Resources:
http://www.spreadfirefox.com/en-US/worldrecord/firefox3
http://www.webmonkey.com/blog/Why_You_Should_Download_Firefox_3_Right_Now
Yes thats right IE7 is a ‘dick’, yes I said ‘dick’, when it comes to anything when web developing in HTML and JavaScript. One new fascinating tip I will have to keep in mind is doc types. Recently I’ve been building a TV Show Script, going at $15 bucks if any one is interested contact me, and FireFox was going great. PHP was going smooth then I’m thinking everything goes smooth few times around in most browsers including IE, so I came into a margin aligning problem. Me and a friend ‘Ethrel’ we’re trying to figure out this problem, we did two different ways when it came to aligning, heres a few:
#wrapper
{
position: absolute;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
width: 800px;
}#wrapper
{
position: absolute;
left: 50%;
margin-left: -400px;
}
So I’m going crazy wondering why it didn’t work, We both stumbling to find an answer, and he came up with somethings wrong with the margins not working. I being stupid and forgetting it isn’t valid XHTML because I didn’t add a doctype to the top of my HTML to define how the page should be displayed. With that say I’m guessing FireFox has a default doctype set for all html pages if one isn’t set, but IE wont parse as much correctly without one. I guess theres a limit of some sort.
If your like me and don’t remember doctypes off the bat you can bookmark one of my favorite sites I visit occasionally when I need help: http://xhtmldoctype.com/
Hope that helps for any IE7 Users, this possibly might be a problem with all browsers.
