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IndyFan89 said:
Maybe. A lot of viral networking campaigns don't register the domain names under the studio or whatever (Lucasfilm, Paramount, Warner Bros.) because... well they know people are smart enough to WHOIS them.
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Gobi-1 said:indianajonesandthecityofgods.com and 9906753.com have the same domain owner.
No Ticket said:I think he really did mouth the title. Just wish I could figure out what it was!
commontone said:I disagree, I think he was just being facetious and didn't really mouth anything. I took it as a kind of theatrical, smart-aleck thing to drum up some intrigue.
I wouldn't describe Flash professional.No Ticket said:Something in flash would definitely pursue me the other way. Something more official looking and professional.
No. The text in the alt tag is for alternative content when images are disabled. Internet Explorer has this messed up while Firefox, Opera and other good browsers have it the correct way. The contents of the title tag are displayed when you hover over an object.No Ticket said:... ALT response is supposed to show up when you hover over an image but it isn't work for me in FireFox, probably would in IE.
Carrying the seven ram's*horn trumpets, the seven priests walked ahead of the ark of Yahweh, blowing their trumpets as they went, while the vanguard marched ahead of them and the rearguard behind the ark of Yahweh, and the march went on to the sound of the trumpet.
Acacia seyal is thought to be the ****tah-tree of the Bible, which supplied ****tim-wood. According to the Book of Exodus, this was used in the construction of the Ark of the Covenant.
Several parts (mainly bark, root and resin) of Acacia are used to make incense for rituals. Acacia is used in incense mainly in India, Nepal, Tibet and China. Smoke from Acacia bark is thought to keep demons and ghosts away and to put the gods in a good mood. Roots and resin from Acacia are combined with rhododendron, acorus, cytisus, salvia and some other components of incense. Both people and elephants like an alcoholic beverage made from acacia fruit.
VP said:I wouldn't describe Flash professional.
VP said:No. The text in the alt tag is for alternative content when images are disabled. Internet Explorer has this messed up while Firefox, Opera and other good browsers have it the correct way. The contents of the title tag are displayed when you hover over an object.
http://indy4.com/ still kicks ass.
Something being hard isn't the same thing as something being professional. Updating sites made with legacy code is a pain in the ass while updating sites with modern code is a breeze, but there are still loads of "professionals" who insist on using tables for layout, font tags and spacer gifs.No Ticket said:Well, it's a lot harder for someone to make a very professional flash document than it is an HTML website with just some text or a bland graphic. That doesn't mean it couldn't be faked, but I know how hard Flash can be.
Aaron H said:The http://www.9906573.com/ site is now black...and no link...I've looked at the code even to be sure. This is interesting.
Or the best. The fact that we don't know what is going on sure is mysterious, and who doesn't keep checking in?Dr.Sartorius said:If Lucasfilm is behind this, they're responsible for one of the worst viral marketing campaigns ever.