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but if you are going to send a request to a php page why not just validate, set sessions, and cookies all on the same php page?

actually no, I have only written console apps with C++ or used the GUI of Visual Studio. I am studying OpenGL now. Would you mind sharing some of your code, it would be a big help.

open it up in dreamweaver (the stylesheet) then open up notepad. Copy and paste into notepad and save it and upload it and see if that makes a difference.

Do you still have the source code kicking around? It would be nice if you were willing to share it. What did you use for graphics? OpenGL, the built in Windows graphics?

I am thinking it has something to do iwth how you saved it. What prgram did oyu use to write the CSS file? The problem is Firefox is not accepting it as a true CSS file. Ie is easy going and will try and work with whatever you give it. That can be misleading or give the impression that the code is ok.

ff usually opens css in the browser but prompted me to download it so I ran it through the w3c validator and got thishttp://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validat...;usermedium=all

Okay that doesn't sound as bad, but why is the user forced to show at least 10 locations. Won't this make displaying HTML content very messy?

that is great and all but you still haven't told me how to get those pictures like your screen shot. And I am not going to download and install your browser just to find out.

personally the content of a site is what I am interested in not combining graphics from multiple sites to make a new design.

Perhaps having vertical scrollbars and having to scroll them to read content pisses me off. Perhaps you do not believe in "usability"?Your layout picture looks nice but how did you navigate to those images with such small windows? That would drive me crazy!

I think this illustrates the fact that unless you know how to program you shouldn't be using a GUI that tries to do it for you.Dreamweaver has created it's own assemblies to try and run your request. I doubt there is any way to view the source of these assemblies.

the end of articles or essays generally have a summary that concisely sums up the majjor points of the artcle. No problem here.

It's called a news aggregator or feed reader! I don't want to divide my screen into 200 pixel wide panels to view multiple pages in one window. that is why tabs are so great. You can easily click and view multple pages, all at full size. Where have you been for the last 4000 years? You don't know what a book is? You think people don't know what books are? If they are capable of installing your browser (which, btw, is more complicaqted than any other browser because you require them to also install an extra framework) I am sure they have at least read 1 book in there life. Has your local school system banned books or something? I am enjoying every minute

do you use VJ++ much? It really doesn't exist now but kinda got turned into J#http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J_plus_plus#L...against_J.2B.2B

now that you mention it I am forever declareing int i = 0; in javascript instead of var i = 0;The biggest problem I have is forgetting the $ in front of PHP variables.

I know 8 programming languages (C#,VB,C++,PERL,PHP,JavaScript,Java,TSQL). I don't consider HTML or CSS a programming language (because their not ) and ASP and ASP.Net are written in C# or VB and JSP is written in Java so they really aren't seperate languages just defferent implementations of the same languages (although i definately list them as so on a resume ).There is really only 4 I use regularly (weekly) (C#,TSQL,JavaScript, PHP) and there syntax is so similar there really isn't much to mix up except when it comes to OOP that is

thanks

the problem with posting on forums or blogs is the pages you can actually post on are usuall PR0 or PR1true about the articles, I have consdiered it, I also considered having some RSS feeds from diffrent development blogs. I imagine that would be just as effective (maybe?).

true he may not take advantage of some 2nd generation content but IE7 is still a 2nd generation browser no matter what connection speed you have.Connection speed is not related to the generation of the browser (which for the zillionth time is based on web standards) in any way!Here it is plain an clear. Your browser is not 3rd generation unless it supports XHTML2 and CSS3 among other things. period. You can make up your own definitions all you want but it doesn't make them true.

I have several link backs now to my portfolio, www.aspnetguy.com but they are all pretty low quality (3 PR1, 1 PR2). I currently have a PR3 and hope to get upto atleast PR5.I have submitted to dmoz.org and if accepted will have a PR6 linkback from them.Anyone have good experience with this or has any ideas on how to get high PR link backs (preferably free).

or function mywrite(btn){document.getElementById('txt1').value = (btn.value);} <form action="" method="get"><input type="button" id="button1" value="Cats" onclick="mywrite(this)" /><input type="button" id="button2" value="Dogs" onclick="mywrite(this)" /><input type="button" id="button3" value="Fish" onclick="mywrite(this)" /><textarea id="txt1" name="txt1"></textarea><input type="reset" value="Clear" /></form>

IE7 is 2nd gen, although the least advanced 2nd gen. Yes some XHTML2 and CSS3 has been release but it is not in use and his browser does nto support it, so it cannot be claimed as a 3rd gen browser.I think SVG is part of 2nd gen.

change your connection stirng ot the following "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\aspx\freeview.mdb;User Id=admin;Password=;" if a starting point is not specified then it starts at c:\winnt\system32\

sites like miniclip.com and candystand.com do give away "some" of their games for free, you could look there.

run a shields up test from one of their computers and it will tell you what ports are open and vunerable to attack.https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2