HTML - Html5 And Ie Problem

I was quite surprised to discover that a lot browsers are already starting to support HTML5...

While the support isn't comprehensive, and it isn't universal - it does seem to at least work reasonably well - at least for those elements that are not tied to media:

http://www.brucelawson.co.uk/2009/re...ml-5-wai-aria/


I'm already thinking about making use of HTML5 in new projects... I quite like the idea of <header> and other elements.

Greetings, Can some one explain me the difference between HTML4 and HTML5?
what is the content management system, and what are the benefits of CMS? Do you heard the word Joomla?

i heard somewhere this is a war.. can I ask (not to familiar with html5) what about html5 encroaches on flash? what new elements/features?
If it does compensate i know Jobbs will be pushing the hell out of it (html5)

i have to draw ball on canvas in html 5 depending on the input given by user in a textbox.
ex: if a user enter 5 in a textfield, 5 ball should draw on canvas.

Hello,
I wonder if it is possible or it will be possible to make the webcam (Audio/Video) streaming with her website as a webcam chat without Flash or Silverlight but with HTML5 or perhaps JavaScript.
Or will it always must pass through Flash or Silverlight to make a webcam chat

Thanks in advance

Hey Guys!
Both kids are now in school and I need to brush up on my skills so I can get back to work!

What is the best Free HTML5/CSS3 editor?
I'd love something that does a split screen (half code/half visual)

And for when I'm back to work ...... What is the Best HTML5/CSS3 editor ever?

I can't believe it's been over a year since I last logged in!

I have a client I did an website for, the homepage has an Adobe Edge animation and it works fine except of course for non HTML5 browsers like IE8. So I was looking for a solution like a user agent where when the site is accessed by a non HTML 5 browser the div tag on the page where the edge animation is would be replaced with a .jpg

I have looked at HTML boilerplate which I think could do this but I'm not a coder so if someone can point me in the right direction here I would appreciate it.

Ralph Dee

I seem to have run into a problem trying to locally load web applications offline. I think what I need to accomplish this is a .manifest file. I cant seem to get it to work though. I have the manifest file, I have it load in the html tag, and I think I have the .htaccess file set up correctly. If somebody could point me in the right direction it would be appreciated.

Hi, new to the forums here. I made this website from a free template and I'm very happy with it. In IE8 it looks like garbage though, and I'm wondering if anyone can tell me how to change the code to get it to render somewhat well. (perfection not required)

I would gladly paypal someone some cash that can help me out.

URL: www.sharpeyeproductions.com

I would like to get the tables below the main graphics fixed. The other pages on the site seem to render acceptably in IE8. Thanks for helping out a newbie everybody.

Hi,

I am researching HTML5 vs Plug-in based browser software, namely Flash. I have developed a simple website with both technologies and a short survey.

The survey is at the following URL- http://www.obiter-training.com/research

All contributions are anonymous and no personal data is collected.

Thank you for your help!

Ok. So I'm trying to create an HTML music player (local purposes) using Perl. I want to use CSS so it can be easily "themed" and I am stuck on using Perl since the second main purpose of this is for me to get some practice. It has to use HTML 5 for ogg vorbis purposes (that's what all my music is)...

The Issue - Can't have a form action specifically scripted to run in a <DIV> tag. Was going to use frames <form action="foo.cgi" target="someFrame"> but frames aren't supported in HTML 5. What are my other options? I'm using mass perl scripts (basically every link/button click) so I don't want to parse the whole page every freaking time. Once again... I know Perl isn't necessarily meant for this nor the best option but I'm practicing Perl so I HAVE to use Perl and I HAVE to use HTML 5 for ogg support.

Any takers?

Preferably I just want to use HTML and Perl... but some JS could be used if it is only other option.

I learned the basics of XHTML using HTML Dog, so I now have a basic knowledge of XHTML. I've been reading about HTML online, and it seems like I want to switch to HTML5, since it seems like it's going t become the standard of the web and make XHTML obsolete. What are the differences between the two languages? How should I go about switching my XHTML pages to HTML5? How should I learn HTML5, and so on.

I'm having trouble getting a table to stay within its containing DIV. No matter what I do, I can't reduce the widths of the cells to make it fit. All cells are the same width, and using the width attribute to adjust them (either in the table or the td tags) doesn't help. Any suggestions? I'm willing to use DIV's to format the data, but it is tabular data and I think the table is still the best way to display it.

Thanks

Jason

Is this possible? I'd like to draw a screen using the canvas methods and then overlay
html hyperlinks on this (fullscreen) canvas. I have experimented with capturing the
mouse click event and know where I clicked on the canvas, but now I'd just like to
be able to hyperlink to places right from the canvas. It would be convenient if you
could somehow embed hrefs there.

thanks,
William

Hi, i have a short question:

when i put a image to the canvas-tag and transform it to base64 using toDataURL()-Method to make it saveable with right mouse

click, then the saved image loses 50% of its actual imagesize! But why? It only happens with Jpeg.
Originalsize e.g. 1000 KB, base64-code imagesize about 500 KB. I dont anderstand this issue. Whats going wrong? I always

thought, Base64-coded imagefiles rises up the size of a imagefile?


The code looks like this:

var img = new Image();

img.onload = function ()
{
var width = img.width;
var height = img.height;
context.drawImage(img, 0, 0,width,height);
document.images[0].src = canvas.toDataURL('image/jpeg');
}
img.src = "http://www.roomeffect.de/pageslices/RSB.jpg";


thanx for help!
okyo