hey everyone,

I'm new here and wondering if someone can help me out. i have a couple wordpress blogs i've built for clients, and i'm occasionally getting a wierd behavior in Firefox Win/Mac: sometimes even though there is plenty of content below the fold, no vertical scrollbar will show at all. it only does this on firefox.

here's an example (must view in firefox):

http://www.lorihedrickphotography.com/blog/

and i've tried adding this:

html {
height:101%;
overflow-y:scroll;
}

The following code was used to upload an image file to the web server. Source code origin: Ruby Language Stuff | mod_ruby File upload scripts [zytrax.com]

file: file_upload.cgi

#!/usr/bin/ruby

# ruby script fragment
require 'cgi'
require 'stringio'

cgi = CGI.new() # New CGI object
puts "Content-Type: text/plain"
puts
print ''

# get uri of tx'd file (in tmp normally)
tmpfile = cgi.params['myfile'].first.path

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This code will output a text file as an XML file which can later be transformed into an HTML file using a back-end XSLT processor called Gorg.

#!/usr/bin/ruby

#file: rubytxt2xml.rb

require 'rexml/document'
include REXML

class RubyTxt2XML

def rubytxt2xml(h)
h[:infilepath] = './' if h[:infilepath].nil?
h[:outfilepath] = './' if h[:outfilepath].nil?
h[:xmlfile] = h[:sourcefile][/^(.*)\.\w+$/,1] + '.xml' if h[:xmlfile].nil?

Using XMPP4R--Simple these Ruby code snippets show a user's status change and any messages they may have sent you since the last time.

# user1 changes their status to away
jabber.presence_updates do |friend, old_presence, new_presence|
puts "Received presence update from #{friend.to_s}: #{new_presence}"
end

# user1 sends the message "do you like Tofu?"
jabber.received_messages do |message|
puts "Received message from #{message.from}: #{message.body}"
end

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