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Wed, 08/20/2003 - 23:59 — Christoph C. Cemper
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Thu, 08/21/2003 - 16:32 — mike (not verified)

Hot Eclipse plugins and Knowhow links

Where is the Eclipse plugin for SQuirrel-SQL? Do you even know what you are talking about? All I see is a mention that JFaceDbc uses SQuirrel-SQL low level code. Maybe I missed it. If so, please tell me how to install the plugin.

BTW, your advertising for Amazon gets in the way of your posts as I can not always read the stuff on the right with Mozilla. And the URL in the comments form requires me to enter http:// or it assumes I want to link to somewhere inside your site.

Thu, 08/21/2003 - 16:58 — ccc (not verified)

Hot Eclipse plugins and Knowhow links

Mike, thanks for your feedback.

What is cour problem with SQirreL? The link to sourceforge is one line above.

Ad Amazon: the textbox should resize fine to 80%, sounds like the amazon picture "overlap"... What resolution & mozilla version are you using?

thanks for your help,
Christoph

Thu, 08/21/2003 - 17:50 — mike (not verified)

Hot Eclipse plugins and Knowhow links

Your link is fine, my problem is with your comment
"Sql-Query Tool as a plugin for Eclipse"
Have you used SQuirrel-SQL with Eclipse? If not, maybe you should before writing about it. To my knowledge, SQuirrel-SQL is not a plugin for Eclipse. It is a stand alone application written in Swing. I am by no means an Eclipse or SQuirrel-SQL expert, so if you can show me I am wrong, please do so.

I am actually using Mozilla Firebird 0.6.1 and my screen resolution is 1024×768. I think the problem is in styles-site.css. You have 2 width tags in ID selector #rechts.

Thu, 08/21/2003 - 18:39 — mjwall (not verified)

Hot Eclipse plugins and Knowhow links

Your layout problem was bugging me, so I played around with it a bit. It is not the 2 width tags, the 20% is second and what is being read. I am guessing it may be a rounding error in Mozilla from using position:absolute. Changing the width to 18% in #rechts seems to fix it in Firebird, allowing room for a rounding error. Still looks ok in IE 6.0.

Thu, 08/21/2003 - 18:45 — ccc (not verified)

Hot Eclipse plugins and Knowhow links

Thank you Mike! i wanted to reference Squirrel because it's the basis for JFaceDB I am using... I overlooked that it's not a plugin anyway.

The CSS fix is online, I wonder if you know of some great tool to validate CSS against different browsers as this job cost me some headache over the last weeks...

cheers,christoph

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