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And, besides, you're missing the most important aspect of any anime character: hair color. While we're at it, we can add birth date, blood type, favorite foods... Yeah, and take over all character fan-sites, too. The Internet belongs to AniDB! AniDB is the Internet! Muahahahahaaa! Err... :oops: :mr...

1) No. 2) It's exp private thing, so there is no license. 3) Obviously not. 4) Dito. 5) No. However, I do believe that exp occassionally offers admins of other anime-related databases to link certain feautures together, as far as that is technically possible. You should probably consider sending him...

wahaha wrote:They're currently debating which animes will get the 2004 award.

Shouldn't it rather be: "They're currently debating which animes will be presented to the public to vote on for the 2004 awards" ?

For MKV-Files, there's also the Matroska Prop program. It adds a few tabs to an MKV-File's property window in Windows Explorer. At the moment, it can display the codec type, video size, framerate, play length and several other bits and pieces of information just fine, but it unfortunately fails to c...

@skywalka: If you follow the puristic approach to it all, then you'll only use a subset of the HTML 4 tags and properties anyways and remove any and all color and background image definitions from the HTML and even do stuff like replacing text labels with images by CSS rather then using an <img> tag.

Well, in the end, the goal should be to use plain HTML 3.2 plus <div> and <span> that works in any and all browsers - and have a CSS turn that into a nicely styled page like the current one. That's the zen of CSS design, so to speak.

In Perl, everything is a scalar. Strings, floats, integers - all the same. You can read a number of any length into such a scalar, but only as a string. As soon as you do arithmetic operations with the scalar, it's converted to a signed int or double value.

Nah, no excuses needed, it's ok. If I wouldn't make a mistake once about every decade, I'd get megalomaniac... and that's not such a good thing after all, yanno.

First of all, wrong forum. If you want something changed that you can't submit a CREQ for via the main website, post it in the DB Change Requests forum. Second... The easiest way of getting this changed is to make a list of all anime entries and the correct relations between them. Then compare that ...

Duh, now I see. -_-" How the heck the whole <script> part slipped past my attention is a mystery, really... I'm sure it doesn't have anything to do with me multitasking between IRC, watching the latest Gankutsuou episode and posting in the forum, for sure! :oops: :mrgreen: http://elberet.dyndns...

<noscript> may only appear within a <script> block. Browsers that do know how to handle client-side scripts will ignore any and all text in the <noscript>-block, while browsers that don't know will print all text in the <script> and <noscript> blocks as is - hence the script itself should be comment...

Opera is evil, and if it doesn't halt a link-click-event when an associated onclick js-event returns false, that's IMO a bug in Opera's JS implementation that we shouldn't have to care about.

Current: <tr> <td></td> <td> <a href="animedb.pl?show=group&gid=1363">Solar Fansubs & Anime-Faith</a> </td> <td align="right"> 5 </td> <td align="center"> ongoing </td> <td> <b>23.11.2004</b> </td> <td align="center"> - (6) </td> <td align="right&...

True, those two don't count as examples. I merely skimmed through my notifies list (two minutes) and didn't pay a lof attention to what I dug up.

Edit: Here's another sample tho...

Then please do so, as it's really getting on my nerves.