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try this tutorial http://tiffanybbrown.com/2005/12/22/dynami...ysql-and-apache

it may be Access not your code. Try running the same query in SQL mode in Access

read this http://www.seoconsultants.com/articles/100...l-rewriting.asp

try changing i=0 to var i=0 in both loops

this article explains it best http://www.complexspiral.com/publications/containing-floats/Basically without the clear the floated divs will not be conatined within their container and can give weird behavior.

No, I went in and checked allt he settings tho and it looks to be in order but I will have to reset it and re-configure.The strangest thing is that I can ping my IP address and all my domain names and get a response back but it just won't got hrough the ports. I tried port 80 and 81. I'll reconfigure muy router tonight and see if that works. Believe me I have been strongly considering it, although this problem appears to not be related to the OS. I am just reluctant to give up ASP.Net support (I know MONO is an option tho).I have also been considering turning my server strictly into a database server (SQL Server and MySql) and buying some hosting space. The packages I have looked at are extremely well priced and provide tonnes of storage and transfer as well as ASP.Net and PHP but the database end is lacking (1 100Mb MySql DB) and can get costly to get more. I like to seperate projects and clients into their own db so that could cost alot.

Then you will have a valid XHTML Transistional document. Which is really nothing more than slightly cleaner HTML tag soup

SELECT SUM(Quantity) AS 'Number of Fish'FROM INVENTORY that should do the trick

IIS is not setup correctly then if you are seeing the code.

this logic is wrong i<=tags...this will cause the loop to error (index out of range) on the last number.use i<tags.... instead and see if that makes a difference. My guess is that the cellspacing and cellpadding aren't being applied to yiour tables either.

what choco is saying is even tho browser will accept any case for HTML it is still invalid...by doing it correctly you don't have to worry about getting these errors.

thankseven though I didn't want to hear that ...I hate trouble shooting!

.htm is another extension for .html. I believe MS cae up with it back in the days of 3 character extensions in DOS.

nope. A few days ago my web server became unreachable (nothing changed). I thought my ISP had blocked port 80 but I guess not.Well I am not sure what to do now.I've checked my router and DNS settings everything is the same as before, my IP didn't change either. I am not sure what is goign on.Everything still works normally internally.I did have to unplug my router to move it, it was only unplugged for a couople minutes. Would that reset some settings or (even though they look the same) cause them to stop working?

can you test this domain for me and let me know if you get anything other than"Page not found"Thankshttp://ww2.aspnetguy.com:81PS: I am expecting an Application Error saying something about not being able to find an assembly.

good to know, thanks

yeah I know but I didn't want to have to redirect my domain (www.aspnetguy.com) to something like ww2.aspnetguy.com:81.I will probably have to do that though

Flex 2 is for internet UI with Flash how would you use that instead of Windows Forms??? Did you mean Web Forms not Win Forms???

I answered your thread int he PHP forum, same method. Please only post your question once.

yes PHPMyAdmin and phpMyAdmin are the same thing. what more do you need that phpMyAdmin doesn't have?

the server you are hosting it on just needs to have a SSL certificate installed then you can use https

reason I was worried about performence was obviously because of the slow CPU and I was going to use it as a server but went with Windows Server 2003 instead although I keep playing witht eh idea of switching to Ubuntu everytime IIS crashes

I know there is a <dt> tag, I was guessing because you were mentioning tables in the same post. I said there were no <dt> on the page based on that assumption since you have not provided the code for us to look at.Post the full code. I t will make it easier to debug and understand what you are having trouble with.

using divs instead of tables can be easier to read (for spiders and people) and usually results in a smaller file size.Honestly it can be frustrating understanding div layouts and the many issues that exist in making them cros browser friendly, but once you get a good grasp of that they aren't that hard. I find them just as easy to make as table layouts but struggled early on.I have heard it said that a div layout will load faster than a table layout but I do not know how accurate that is.

<div width="100%"> <div style="float:left;width:20%"></div> <div style="float:right;width:80%"></div> <br style="clear:both"/></div>