E
ver wonder what all those different codes at the end of an internet address mean? Now you can easily find out what ad or zw stands for with WorldCode DataBase © . All compiled info is per the latest stats via the International Standards Organization (ISO).
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W orldCode DataBase quickly finds the country code of any letter combination found at the end of an internet address. Example: Let's say you want to find out where http://tiger.zw originates...just click on the "Z" button to reveal that it is from Zimbabwe! Very user friendly, especially for those running their own webserver.
W e have tested the code in IE5.5, IE6.0, Firefox0.9.1, Opera7.54 and Netscape7.02. This script worked well in all platforms with no variations observed.
Y ou can either use our DataBase and bookmark it if you want or add this effect into your pages.
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epending on your knowledge of HTML and java script, this is an easy one part, with minimal reconfigurations copy and paste code as a complete HTML document.
The [ Web Site ]
you get the copy and paste code has an error in their code. We notified them of the error 09/19/04.
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ne other thing you need to do is upload 3 images in the same directory as the Database is located. If you upload thew images into a different directory, you need to modify the image HTML codes to reflect the directory where they (images) are located.
[ Images To Be Uploaded ]
B elow, we will show you where the images you upload are located. All the images are located in the <BODY> section of the document. The background image itself is located within the <BODY> tag itself.
Body Tag
</head>
<body background="starback2.gif" bgcolor="#000000" text="#fff0f5" link="#fff8dc" alink="#fff8dc" vlink="#fff8dc" topmargin="0" marginheight="0">
<form name="CyCoform" onmouseover="highlightButton('start')" onmouseout="highlightButton('')">
Accent Box
<img src="cycobbl.gif" width=13 height=13> 
There are 6 locations where this little Accent Box is located. Just study the <BODY> section to find them. This is what you need to look for.
T he next thing we will cover is the location of the border around the textarea form box. see below where this is located within the <BODY> section of the code.
International Standards Organization (ISO).7lt;/td><td valign=top><table
cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0 width=436 height=330 align=center
background="wcbg06.gif"><tr><td align=center>
T he last thing we shall cover is where within the <BODY> section to look for the blank images. They are located in two places within the code.
<textarea name="text" rows="13" cols="47" style="border:0" style="scrollbar-base-color:white;scrollbar-arrow-color:blue;scrollbar-DarkShadow-Color:white;scrollbar-Face-Color:white;scrollbar-Highlight-Color:white;scrollbar-Shadow-Color:white;scrollbar-Track-Color:white"></textarea>
<center><img src="blank.gif" width=1><input type="button" name="B1" value="A" OnClick="a()"
style="width:30px;background-color:6BA1F7;font-weight:bold;font-size:14px;font-family:arial"><br>
<img src="blank.gif" width=1><INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Show All"
OnClick="a();b();c();d();e();f();g();h();i();j();k();l();m();n();o();p();q();r();s();t();u();v();w();x();y();z()"
style="width:130px;background-color:6BA1F7;font-weight:bold;font-size:14px;font-family:arial"><INPUT TYPE="reset" VALUE="Clear All"
I f you have any problems with this, feel free to contact us.
