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you cannot access a database with only javascript. Look into server side lanaguages (PHP, ASP) and AJAX

what is the error? I'll have a closer look

does paint shop pro have a 'save for web' or 'optimize' option? You need to ivaluate which file type to use with your needs. Generally JPG is smaller than GIF, but not always.Look for the 'optimize' option it will decrease the size greatly. Then play witht he 3 different file types until you get the file size you want with the quality you need. Sometimes you have to compromise.

I think he was saying you should add that as one of the FAQ question's. Users like to know what you do with the information they give you.

If you are shipping products you have to get some personal information about your customers. Anytime you are dealing with personal information you should have a privacy policy to reassure your users that you don't release their personal information.

thats because IE is not standards compliant...I have my fingers crossed that IE7 will be much better and that it will be adopted quickly

this is a good place to starthttp://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/072005-1.aspxI have just finished setting up a site with a similar need as you have. I needed to have the user login plus save some custom user data at login that determined what user level they were (regular user, editor, admin, owner, etc.)So if you need some guidence I can help you out.

Yes, but AJAX is more than JavaScript, it requires PHP or ASP code aswell, which is serverside.

Welcome to the nightmares of developing for IE

You can't just change the extension on your images you would have to open them in a program like photoshop and resave them (prefereable with 'save for web') as a different file type.When saving an image for hte web with photoshop it tells you how big the image is and how long it will take to load on a 28.8K modem.

try this <div id="rcol"><img src="front_latestv.gif" width="225" height="35" alt="Latest Vacancies" /><!--added this br here--><br/><!-- --> <div id="vlate"> <li>On-Board Conductor</li> <div class="homeEMP">First ScotRail</div> <li>Customer Service Assistant</li> <div class="homeEMP">GNER</div> <li>Train Driver</li> <div class="homeEMP">oneNorthern</div> </div></div> IE is quirky like that. If this works you can apply it to the other areas of your page. You only need the <br/>, not the comments, I added them so the change would standout.HTH

I would recommend against using document.all since it only works in IE.

well a faq, from my perspective, should contain any questions you can think of that might get asked multiple times. So basically anything you don't want ot keep ansering should go into a FAQ. At this point you are not finished, as time progresses and you have more and more customers new question may arrise that keep getting asked over and over...these then should be added to your FAQ.So in a sense an FAQ is never really finished but on the lookout for new questions to be added.

you could also try in #menu adding text-align:right that should move the ul to the right

I beleive that is what -1 means, yesterday (1 day ago)

YOu would do this to get the value of idC# string ID = Request.Querystring["id"]; VB Dim ID As StringID = Request.QueryString("id") What you do with it after that is up to use. You could use it in a SQL statement like this.C# string sql = "SELECT * FROM tableName WHERE idColumn = " + ID; Hope this helps.

It is because you put the float on the li element. try it on the ul.

The first line tells the browser not to cache the page. and the second does basically the same thing

You could use JavaScript for a search if you only wanted to search the current page, if you wanted to search your whole site at one time you would need a server side language like PHP or ASP.Net.Shopping Carts can be built in many languages: PHP, ASP, ASP.Net, JSP, ColdFusion, etc. It just depends on what you knwo and want to use.

It doesn't matter if you have created the best website layout...ever...not likely tho. If a person is any good with HTML at all they can easilt reproduce it just by looking at the page. You are only wasting your time trying to secure your code. If it goes to the browser then it can be viewed, one way or another.

because what you need is software to run your blog so 'blog software' seems logical

You can easily make your own browser in VB, but hen again it would be based on the IE engine...you would have to write a lot of code to counter-act that .My guess is that C or C++ would be best for writing a browser. C# would probably be good too.

If you are storing AccountID, etc they must have to login right? Then you can use FormsAuthentication. You can store custom user data along with the authentication cookie.If you are interested I can point you in the right direction.

Pssph!

Lucky you I have ahd it happen also with ASP. PHP is the only language I have not run into this.BTW, What were you using Sessions for? If it is for login you could try FormsAuthentication. It is more secure and it doesn't expire unless you tell it too