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modxcms.com is what I use and it is very good and free.
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I prefer over the previous default themes. It is much better, although I always customize the themes anyway.
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<html><head> <title></title></head><body> <input type="text" id="counter" value="00:00:00.0"/> <script type="text/javascript"> var count = document.getElementById("counter"); var milli = 0; var sec = 0; var min = 0; var hr = 0; setInterval(counter,100); function counter() { milli++; if(milli == 10) { milli = 0; sec++; } if(sec == 60) { sec = 0; min++; } if(min == 60) { min = 0; hr++; } var str_milli = milli; var str_sec = sec; if(sec < 10) str_sec = "0" + str_sec; var str_min = min; if(min < 10) str_min = "0" + str_min; var str_hr = hr; if(hr < 10) str_hr = "0" + str_hr; //show milli //count.value = str_hr + ":" + str_min + ":" + str_sec + "." + str_milli; //don't show milli count.value = str_hr + ":" + str_min + ":" + str_sec; } </script></body></html>
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You can use them but you will not be able to validate your code. You could use something like this instead <span class="tagger"></span> Then your CSS or javascript could check for the tagger class and not the tag
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my sister used to use piczo. It is a GUI drag and drop your content site. It is in competition with Frontpage to be the worst website maker ever!
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The following query was done in SQL Server. The sub query is correct however it still throws and error saying sub queries are not allowed here. I assume MySql would do the same.INSERT INTO Region VALUES((SELECT TOP 1 RegionID+1 FROM Region ORDER BY RegionID DESC),'North East')I think your only options are, if you use MySql 5.x, you can use the new equivalent to TSQL or you will have to run a seperate subquery on the server side code to get the next ID value before you tryt he insert.
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Dave, I noticed you posted this question twice. Please only post it once. If it is in the wrong place a moderator will move it for you. Your other post is more appropriately in the javascript forum so I will close this topic.
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java script should execute fine without a local server. If you have winXP SP2 then IE6 got a security upgrade that by default blocks a lot of stuff. You will have to go into Internet Options and modify the security settings. If you are using IE7, again, you have to modify the security settings to allow "Active Content"
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awardspace.com gives free space with PHP/MySql support.
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how to stop accessing javascript function from the location?
aspnetguy replied to sugan's topic in JavaScript
you could send the data through hidden fields in a form via POST.Without seeing the code it would be hard to guess how to improve it. -
check out OsCommerce, that may be what you need
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exactly, it would require the programmer to setup to watch array to monitor their variables.
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Do you mean ASP.Net 1.1 or Classic ASP? Depending on your answer to that you should go to www.w3schools.com and read the appropriate tutorial. You will alaso need to read the SQL tutorial.
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you will need a database and server side language (ASP(.Net)/PHP).Does your friend have a host yet? If so you will need to check what database ans server side language they support
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you can download Visual Web Developer Express from http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/ for free. It is the best IDE for ASP.Net aside from Visual Studio 2005
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sorry I should have been more clear we need the whole page code plus any external css or js files or a link to a live demo.
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you will need a database or xml file to store the messages and a server side language like ASP.Net or PHP
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you'll have to post your code.
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download the framework and install. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=enget Visual Web Developer to use to make web apps http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/and C# express to make desktop apps http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualcsharp/both IDE's are standalone and won't conflict.Our you could buy Visual Studio which has both all in one but it is expensive and those other 2 are free.
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generally the home page is index.php because if someone types www.yourdomain.com the server will look for index.php, index.html, etc to display. If it doesn't find an index page the user will get 404 page cannot be found error. Without an index page your users would have to type www.yourdomain.com/anything.php to view your site.
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okay IE was even worse than I thought.Actually according to what I just read Firefox 2 is supposed to be supporting JavaScript 1.7
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You see this is at the root of the problem. We shouldn't need to have multiple rendering engines in a browser. MS is the last hold out to web standards. If they would fix Trident (or probably easier start over from scratch) to support standards and be able to release updates and new versions more than every 3-5 years then there wouldn't be any problem at all.
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Gecko does not support ActiveX, and neither does any other borwser engine. ActiveX is another one of Microsoft's IE only features. Alot of things that require ActiveX can be done natively through JavaScript in standards compliant browsers. IE need ActiveX because MS JScript (IE's implementation of JavaScript) is lacking alot of new features. IE6 support the equivelant of JavaScript 1.3 (I believe) while Firefox and Opera were supporting the JavaScript 1.5 spec. IE7 made little or no improvements to it's JScript engine and they are not planning to release IE8 for atleast 18-24 months so it will be another long wait and much hoping that IE can deliver better support in the next version.
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LOL I forgot to give oyu the urlhttp://www.quepublishing.com/articles/arti...516587&rl=1
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Java is used for far more than web applications/applets. While I couldn't name any real world products that use Java (not because there aren't any but because I don't know of any) there must be some.I don;t know how accurate those stats are , I was a little surprised to see Java as #1
