aspnetguy

please use CODEBOX when posting long pieces of code.

no problem...I found it by accident. I went to DasBlog.org and it did a redirect after 5 seconds to that page.

Well, I don't know if you'd consider me a 'self-respecting' programmer then . I write my ASP.Net code in Notepad (using code behind) and compile everything with a batch file.I have to use Visual Studio at work but for my own stuff I use notepad.I don't care either way about code highlighting, then again I don't always comment my code very much.I won't try to write C++ or C# applications in notepad but for web stuff I do. I had to do so in college and just have continued that way.

I may take several months...it takes a long time index billions of pages. Google says it will take up to nad maybe more than 3 months to get index by them even if you submit your page to them manually

I like programming in NotePad. I don't need bells and whistles.

go herehttp://www.dasblog.info/It provides the documentation includeing installtion instructions as well as a link tot he offical forum of DasBlog. They can instruct you better since it is their product.

remove the / in the img src and make sure you have the image downloaded to your computer in the same folder as the test page.

What blogging engine are you trying to use?Most of them come with installation instructions.

Changing the location of Web Services IS the topic...what are you talking about?

awardspace.com gives free space with PHP/MySql support and NO ADS :)Give them a try and then look for PHP email scripts.

And please don't hijack posts. Ask your question in a new (your own) post.

Another component that I found alot of hosts supported (at least a few years ago) was ASPUpload.I had written some scripts for uploading using a less common component and found my host would not support them so I had to re-write my code. Check with your host before choosing a component.

Please avoid hijacking someone else's post! Start your own next time.If you cannot use server side scripts then there are no other options for you to save or send form data. mailto is your only option with out scripts and it is very unreliable.

I agree...it would be more benifical to the user than if they were just givent he answer.That reminds me ofone of the classes in college I took. It was Cisco CCNA 1. All the testing was done online with all questions being multiple choice.At the end of the test your score was recorded and you were given the answers to the questions you got wrong. That is not so bad but our teacher allow us to re-take our 4 worst tests (crazy).So at the end of the semester everyone just studyied the answer keys they received at the end of every test and retook the 4 lowest tests. The re-takes were identical to the orginal tests. Needless to say everyone did very well on test scores.

Well you will need to decide which one you want to use. That will depend on the host you choose (what they support).PHP and MySQL are a good combo and both are free to download.You can also find a PHP tutorial at www.w3schools.com with instructions on how to install and run PHP programs.

Well the first place to start would be to read the JavaScript tutorials at www.w3schools.com

You need to explain a little more. What does this project need to do. What are the 'sections'.a link would help too.

I have never run into a line return on View Source before. Hmmm...I guess the only way to do it then would be to save it then open it with WordPad.There is always this workaroundhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=163606

Well we need to know a few things first.What type of game? Text-based, Flash, JavaScript???What language? PHP, ASP, Java???Unless you know a programming language I can't see anyone taking the time to code htis for you. It will be massive.Can you provide a few more details.

Without seeing the code I would guess it is the ID of an HTML element in your document.It is probably passed to a function or used to get the lement like this document.getElementById(objectID);

Can you post the full code...it will help us debug.

try this one http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_cookies.asp

that is why there is the 'Open With' option

From what I know, Yes you can extend XHTML with custom DTD but browsers will not know what to do with it.There are easier ways to create custom content. If you wanted to create your own header tags just create the cod ein a sperate file and use SSI. It may not look as cool without your new tags but it will get the job done.Until this post I was unaware of the ability to create your own DTD and see no reason to ever do so.

ModelDialog is IE only, same with ModelessDialog.If you need to use ModelDialog to solve this rproblem then this link shows how to create a cross browser ModelDialoghttp://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/javasc...odal_dialog.asp