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It's not free, but Viewlet Builder is excellent for this and has a free trial available for download...

Site Name: FilmCritique.co.ukSite Description: Online database of film reviews and informationSite Owner/Developer: JAH Web DevelopmentSite Address: http://www.filmcritique.co.uk/Extra Comments: Still in early stages of development, but the design is complete and I've just added it to my portfolio. All constructive criticism welcome

ooo... i knew i could do it with xslt but I didn't realise php could process xslt!excellent - thanks for your help both of you

Hi,After a fair bit of searching, I'm pretty sure there isn't an easy way to do this...If I store the following tree in a simple xml object...

<list>  <object>    <name>C</name>  </object>  <object>    <name>A</name>  </object>  <object>    <name>B</name>  </object></list>

but I need to sort <object> by the value of <name> before I output the data to the page... how can I do this?Thanks in advance for any help Julian

I already have IE6, IE7, FF, Opera...

Sorry... When I read

Can anyone view my site with IE6 and please tell me...

I assumed you didn't have it installed.

See http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.ph...ost&p=60142 for testing in older versions of IE...

It doesn't look like this has been mentioned here so thought I would point you all to...http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IEAn excellent install that puts IE versions 3-6 in a folder on your start menu. Very useful for testing purposes. Especially as IE5 still accounts for up to 5% of users...Also good if you want to laugh at how badly IE4 renders some modern websites

"What can you expect we you hire me?"

I have the contact page done. Tell me what you think of my AJAX'd email form

I've seen that loading effect on another website - is it some kind of open source code?

I must have missed something here...Where does google show cached screenshots of websites?

Google Analytics is also a very useful tool in this area. You can get all kinds of interesting stats with just a tiny bit of JavaScript.It's not real-time though - you have to wait until tomorrow to look at today's stats...

... yet it looks fine for me (in IE7)

why do they hide the menu bar?

my thoughts exactly...i just put it down to microsoft being microsoft

right-click in the area next to your tabs and tick "Menu Bar"...then click into the File menu, open...

The Total Validator FF extension includes a spell checking utility and works nicely for me.Alternatively, if you have a googlemail account, you could just select all, copy, paste your rendered webpage into a new email and run their built-in spell checker.Hope that helps