Chocolate570

Do you mean index.php?thing=1234&blah=424?If so, then just use this code.

<?php$thing=$_GET['thing'];$blah=$_GET['blah']echo $thing.$blah;?>

If you used that, you'd get 1234424. :)Hope that helps.Choco

LOL. That's just hilarious.

We're not here to write code for you, i'm sorry to say. You'll just have to figure it out, and we'll guide you in the right direction.

Like Scott says, i have the idea and base on how it would work, since it's not difficult at all as long as you have the correct data. What I'm asking for is if anyone can find any downsides about this idea. I don't want to implement it if doing CSS/javascript regular image rollovers have less cons.

Flash is disabled more over the browser population than javascript. I'd rather have, say, a 100 people not access my web page than a million. (not exact figures)That's what I was thinking. Can anyone find any impracticalities about this suggestion? (did i spell that right?)

Try this page?http://4umi.com/web/javascript/filewrite.h...name&ext=utf-8#

Guys, i'm pretty sure you're taking this all wrong.Maybe he's the one who made it in photoshop or whatever, and now wants to code it. How would he look at the source?

I've always wondered---would it be possible to implement javascript into a page, so that when a user mouses over an image, javascript would cause the image to do the following:1. Change in SRC to a animated gif.2. Wait x seconds where x is the length of the gif3. Change the image to a rolled-over imageWould this be possible if we knew how long the gif took to run, if the image were preloaded, and the browser had animated gifs enabled?What do you guys think?

Come on, is a non-popup add at the bottom, top, or side of a page that bad? You don't even have to read it, and you can hardly notice it, because of the color scheme. We can all live with it, guys.

Marquees have been deprecated, but since it's easier to use it...

<marquee direction="up" scrolldelay="20" onmouseover="this.scrolldelay=0" onmouseout="this.scrolldelay=20">text to scroll here</marquee>

I'm pretty sure that's already registered, but not shown as a member---but please don't try. :S

Well, it is video/x-ms-wmv, but i think you're correct---it's because it's windows only.

I made a stylesheet switcher a while ago. I use it for forums, but you can use it with a site.Head:

<script type="text/javascript">function retriveCookie(){  cok=document.cookie;  if(cok.length <= 0);  else  {    cokStart=cok.indexOf("style=");    if(cokStart != -1)    {      cokEnd=cok.indexOf(";",cokStart);      if(cokEnd == -1)      {        cokEnd=cok.length;       }       cokFin=cok.substring(cokStart,cokEnd);       return(cokFin);    }  }}tempCok=retriveCookie().split("=");styleTemp='<link rel="stylesheet" href="'endStyleTemp='" type="text/css" />'document.write(styleTemp+tempCok[1]+endStyleTemp)for(i=0;i<document.getElementById("chanSkin").options.lenght;i++){if(document.getElementById(chanSkin).options[i].value==tempCok[1]){document.getElementById(chanSkin).selectedIndex=i}}</script><script type="text/javascript">function findSkin(){skinCh=document.getElementById("chanSkin");selOb=skinCh.options[skinCh.selectedIndex].valuedocument.cookie="style="+selObwindow.location=window.location;}</script>

Body: (change as you want, i used a select box. Just make sure the id is chanSkin)

<select id="chanSkin"><option value="firstskinurl">First Skin</option><option value="secondskinurl">Second Skin</option></select><input type="button" value="Change Skin" onclick="findSkin()" />

Hope that helps---works in most browsers, from what I checked.

I'm a week shy of 27, I guess the first program I wrote was during my last years in high school (9-10 years ago) for a class that was teaching Turbo Pascal.  That class was a joke, I got an A in the class by writing programs that made little line drawings on the screen and things.  I guess before that I wrote some BASIC for my old TI-92, and then some sweet calculator programs on the TI-82.  But Turbo Pascal was my first official programming course.  Then in college I went through the computer science program and 5 and a half years and a lot of programming later, I got a degree in it, and for the last 3 years or so I've been doing a lot of PHP and ASP.  The most recent thing I've learned is probably C#.  I taught myself HTML starting in 1998 or so, and picked up Javascript and CSS along the way.

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Can we get a URL to the page you're trying to fix?

It's just a simple <span> tag in a text box in the ACP with clearly labled instructions next to it in BOLD, but there's no real point, and like we've said before, the adminstrators don't have the time to make small changes :S

Check your PHP version. If it's < than v3, then you can't use the mail() function, or if it's a very low sub version 3, then it might not be able to handle some of the arguments you're sending.

Why distinguish us? We're normal members--we just act up if we find something that should catch our attention, and hardly do we post about it if we do. Stop trying to isolate us *cries*

Are you sure it's not capital C? If you're running a linux distro on your server, then that would make a difference.

oh, so they still are active but with the website. thank you.

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The admins are the people who run W3Schools. They're very busy with the huge site they're running, and that's why we're here---to make sure everything runs smoothly. They do come in once in a while, just to check up on everything, but for the most part, we're here for everything.

Nope. There's no possible way. I would suggest AJAX, but you said your host doesn't allow SS...so i haven't come accross a way to do so.

K guys, I thank you for the certificate, but lets not turn this topic into a spam hole, shall we?

var x;var abc;y=document.getElementsByTagName("input")for(z=0;z<=y.length;z++) {if(y.type=="text" && y.parentNode.name=="form1") {x[zoop]==y;zoop++;}}for (i=0;i<=x.length;i++){x[i].value=="Hello"}

Try that on for size?

Couldn't you just do:

<head><script>val=false;function check(){return false;}</script></head><body onunload="check()"></body>

To stop the user from leaving at all?