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remember padding and margin contribute to width as well.if you have a div witht he width 500 and a margin of 10 thent he real width is 520

I highly doubt that is possible.

the link doesn't work. that looks like a internal network address not a website addresscan you post the code? Is it only not working in Safari? Have you tested with other browsers?

<div id="hydropodcontainer"><form action="" method="post"><div id="hydronames"><p><img src="your image" alt=""onclick="document.hp.src='graphics/HP_Rangler.jpg';" /></p><p><img src="your image" alt=""onclick="document.hp.src='graphics/HP_Clamp.jpg';" /></p></div><div id="hydroimage"><img name="hp" src="graphics/HP_Rangler.jpg"alt="Hydro-Pod Rangler" width="220px" /></div></form></div> try this

this lesson demonstrates how to execute a batch (.bat) file from C#.You could put your arp commands in a batch file and have C# execute the file.

How are databases less secure?

https means the server is using a SSL certificate and all data passed on the web page is encrypted.

I recommend using a database even if it is small. This allows for easy expansion later with no extra development work.Try the PHP/MySql tutorial if you are having some troubles.

afraid not. you could probably write some javascript but woudl probably be just as much work as inserting the html.

no problem Mike, Happy Programming

on login set a field in the database to true and on log off set it to false. If the variable is already true deny access.

use sessions: http://www.php.net/session

I doubt there is an offline version and just saving the validator page won't work because it would still have to access the processing scripts on the w3 server.

phpMyAdmin is the best I have found

you simple use width, if this is not working there are other issues at work.

I am sure your customers (and mine too) wouldn't appreciate those extensions for their website tho But very funny!

Google, Yahoo, and MSN make up over 80% of search engine usage I would recommend manually submitting to each of these.http://www.google.com/addurl/http://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.htmlhttp://search.msn.com.sg/docs/submit.aspx?FORM=WSDD

yes, each list would need it's own class <ul class="level-one"> <li></li> <li> <ul class="level-two"> <li></li> <li> <ul class="level-three"> <li></li> <li></li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li></ul>

HTML <SELECT NAME="namehere" class="select-box"> CSS .select-box{ width: 100px;} If the option label is longer than the specified width it gets cut off.

here is an article that is on use MD5 encryption to store passwords in a database.http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/103002-1.aspxNote: MD5 is not decyrptable (you cannot retreive the users password if they forget it, you'll have to give then a new one.)If you use SHA1 encryption, it is decryptable.

microsoft used the .mspx extension on their site (in some areas) I am not sure if that is just them being stupid and using their name int he extention...realistically I could use the .imcool extension as long as I map it in IIS.

yes that will owrk just fine

no, there is no such thing as aspx.net....he must have made a typo...

Actually no I haven't seen Event Horizon

http://www.1keydata.com/sql/sqllike.html