bug in qt or khtml?
Hi kde gurus, I've found a bug, or at least something that's behaving rather strange. It's difficult to explain in English so I've attached a small php file to see it in action. When you load it in your webbrowser you'll see a listbox with 4 items. Here's what I would like you to do: 1- Select the first item but don't release your mouse button. Move the mouse down to item 4 and release the button. All 4 items _appear_ to be selected. Now click on the submit button and behold: only the first item was "transferred". 2- Individually select the items and click on submit: all is well. I know for sure that method 1 _has_ worked at some point in time. Unfortunately I can't remember what was the kde-version that I was running at that time. At this moment I have Ivan's latest packages for potato. It would be nice if someone with more knowledge than I could explain what's going on and what can/should be done about it. Thanks, Iwan. copy this to ~/public_html/bug.php and don't forget to change the value of "action" on line 13. == bug?? http://localhost/~iwan/bug.php"; enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded"> item1 item2 item3 item4
Re: printer not in printer-options
Am Friday 30 March 2001 00:24 schrieben Sie: > On Thu, 29 Mar 2001 23:07:16 +0200, you wrote: > >i have lprng installed. it works fine, in commandline and netscape, but if > > i want to print from kmail or kword, there is no printer listed. what is > > the problem? > >and how can i solve that problem? > >ULI > > Kmail (and presumable Kword although I have some serious issues with > that at the moment) look at /etc/printcap file. Anything listed there > will be in your K application. It is listed in the /etc/printcap (thats what i meant with *,it works fine*) but nevertheless its not shown in the k apps! thats what i mean with *problem* ! ULI > > Jens
RE: printer not in printer-options
I have the same problem, plus another lprng issue. Printer is a networked PS printer, so printcap contains rm=PRINTERNAME, rp=PORT1. 1. Installed lpr (not lprng). # lpr a.ps - works kword - sees the printer, but nothing comes out. 2. Installed lprng # lpr a.ps - error messages complaining about localhost. Off to the lprng site: found http://www.astart.com/lprng/forcelocalhost.htm Ugh. Tried the fix: # lpr [EMAIL PROTECTED] a.ps - works ! Has someone compiled Debian's lprng with force_localhost ?? kword - doesn't see any printers.
