Anders Moen
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Welcome johnv and ArahMan7
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Yeah, but you can also go to www.php.net/gd
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Finally I'm happy with the design on my site!If you could please tell me how it looks now I would be really happy. Feel free to comment my blog too.www.andersmoen.com (frontpage)www.andersmoen.com/blog/ (blog - this is where I have more content than on the other pages if you need content to see how the site looks)
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Well, how come it worked when I wrote the code in Opera then?
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But try to not use style="" because it gets very much code that's not necessary in the document :)Use CSS files.In example:CSS (Save this as style.css for now) #some_name_one { width: 100%; text-align: center; }#some_name_two { width: 50%; text-align: center; } (X)HTML <div id="some_name_one">Here is some text :)</div><div id="some_name_two">Here is even more text</div>
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If I don't remember wrong: don't use quotes around numbers <?php// $b = "1325346"; This is wrong$b = 1325346; // This is rightecho $b;?>
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boen_robotI agree to that. Totally unecessary really. What if everybody made a new topic when they hadn't been here for a little while? That would be many topics for nothing...But welcome back anyways.
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No problem, SubZero.
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If you don't write anything in the div's it won't work. Just put inside or something like this: <div id="one"><div id="two"> </div></div> I didn't go through the little code you have, so it might be something wrong with the code too. I haven't time to check rigth now so.Edit:Try something like this:CSS #one {width: 100px;border: 1px solid black;}#two {padding: 10px;border: 1px solid black;}#three {padding: 10px;border: 1px solid black;}#four {padding: 10px;border: 1px solid black;} (X)HTML <div id="one"><div id="two"><div id="three"><div id="four"> </div></div></div></div> Here's the result
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When do I use front slash " />" for form input, Html tags.
Anders Moen replied to volitics's topic in HTML/XHTML
This is HTML: <input type="text" name="adsftgd" value=""> And this is XHTML <input type="text" name="adsgdgf" value="" /> In other words; A space and the slash is XHTML and just this > is HTML if you understand.Like a link should not be like this because it has a starting AND an ending tag (<a></a>), and image has not (<img>)Hope you understood and good luck further -
Where's the first post? :SEdit:It says this post is the first post too =/That's what I hate about forums...there are always something with them, hehe.
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Ok, seems like it would work then
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Well, what I meant was that when I made the CMS on my old website, if you have seen it (www.andersmoen.hotserv.dk/cms/), I did so many connections. About 15 connections if I don't remember wrong.And I was just wondering if it would work if I just connect on the top of the page, and then put the mysql_query(select ...) some places so I go from 15 connections to 1?
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Hey!I can't remember the last time I started a topic in the PHP forum here now, but anyways;If I do this: (over doctype) <?phpsession_start();mysql_connect("localhost", "username", "password");mysql_select_db("my_db");?> And in ... body I would do this: <?phpecho 'This is all of our members<br /><br />';while($row = mysql_fetch_array(mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE language = 'english' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 12))) {echo $row['username'];echo '<br />';}?> Would this work? If you don't understand;I do the connection in the start of the page, and then I select from tables some random places in the body just to limit the connections? In example I really have to do ... 20 connections, but can this be limited to 1 by doing this?Thanks in advance!
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Wtf? What happened?
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Hehe, then you learned something new today
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Welcome, Optics and ZiRoX
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Do you pagination? Example of it here. 28 pages I think it is at that example.
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This would be better in the (X)HTML or CSS forum, wouldn't it? This hasn't anythinmg with PHP to do really..But what forum is this? Can you use the wordwrap function? wordprap($string)Would this work? (CSS) #the_div { word-wrap: break-word; } I don't know if it's valid though. I just searched for "css wordwrap" at Google
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Try to put this in between <head> and </head> and copy the stylesheet and then it might work for IE 7 too: <!--[if IE 7]><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style_for_sucky_ie_7.css" /><![endif]-->
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It's just to ask, and you will most likely get an answer or two
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Yes, I know you can, but I didn't say that.
