Chocolate570

Forget dreamweaver. It's great for nice layouts, but it's limits are amazingly small. This should be your path for learning in my opinion, I included all the languages. :)html>>javascript>>css>>xhtml>>php/sql>>asp:)

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<script type="text/javascript">/************************************************ Email Validation script- © Dynamic Drive (www.dynamicdrive.com)* This notice must stay intact for legal use.* Visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ for full source code***********************************************/var emailfilter=/^\w+[\+\.\w-]*@([\w-]+\.)*\w+[\w-]*\.([a-z]{2,4}|\d+)$/ifunction checkmail(e){var returnval=emailfilter.test(e.value)if (returnval==false){alert("Please enter a valid email address.")e.select()}return returnval}</script><form><input name="myemail" type="text" style="width: 270px"> <input type="submit" onClick="return checkmail(this.form.myemail)" value="Submit" /></form>

We can use that templaet, but you only have to fill out things you want to.

Use this as the confirm script and try it again? :\<script type="text/javascript">if(confirm("Do you want to delete this author?")){}else{history.back()}</script>Which should do what you want. I have no asp knowledge, so that is the extent that i can help you.

When he submits, he wants to be able to access the information in the iframe from the parent page, right?

I think what he means is the main page needs to access form information from the iframe inside the page.

Or, you can put the powerpoint in the page. There is an option on office 2000+ which allows you to make powerpoint web pages. Fool around with powerpoint until you find the place that you can do it.

Or, you can buy a really small hosting package. That's what I did. It's like 20 bucks a year, and you get 3 gig space for anything. I have a really small website on it, but I use it mainly for email.

Or, if you open an account on photobucket, you can do all of that.

By the way, how could I check what url it came from?Thanks,lugos

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Oh, so just like you get the value of a form? So for example, if the page was:w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?wierdscale=4<? php$wierd=$_GET['wierdscale']if($wierd==4){echo $wierd;|?>And it would write "4"?

I say we keep it hidden then. That's just my opinion, don't start spamming me with hate mail.

That is computer programming, this is web developing. Sorry, but you're only supposed to post about vbscript in this forum. Still, from what I know, i don't think that's possible. I tried it out once.

Well, you can figure out the URL of the place you came from, and if it's not a specific url, then don't let it use the onload function. Is that what you're looking for?

I don't think transparent is a value. Try background-color: ""Sorry if that's not what you want.~Chocolate570

Welcome to the forums, AJZ! Don't hesitate to post a question about web deveoping here! And don't worry, i'm around your age too.

In some php pages, you'll see this:www.domain.com/index.php?variable=valueHow do I access that variable in the php script? I would like to do many things depending on the variable. Thanks in advance.~Chocolate570

That's very easy, all you have to do is this in javascript at the very top:

<script type="text/javascript">var x=document.getElementById("thing").selectedIndexswitch(x){case "1"document.write('<link rel="stylesheet" href="puturlhere" />')break...................}</script>

I'm not sure about the first part, where you're setting the variable, but that's the basic idea behind that way of doing it.

So you want a skin selector. You can do it with php kinda like going to www.yoururlhere.com/index.php?skin=skin color hereAnd depending on the skin color you chose it would put a different stylesheet on. I don't know php, unfortunatley, so I can't help.

Creating MPORPG's with flash is a bad idea. It's very hard to connect to a server through flash, so it wouldn't be able to save your progress, or interact with other users. I don't know what to suggest, unfortunatley.

For those of you who don't know, we are going through suggestions in the suggestions forum and listing the ones we like in an invisible topic. I think this should suffice, because then you can just scroll down the suggestions list and you should be able to tell what is good and what is useless.

You can't use SQL for emailing. SQL is talking to databases, so it would work if you were creating a PM system on your site. From what I know, you can't just go fool around with Gmail's sql server.

Hmmm........... but then where's the gossip? :)I would think the best choice is viewable/locked. I'm not sure though. It gives us a sense of privacy, and we wont get PMed with people saying "OMG! WHY HAVENT U PUT MY SUGESION IN!!!!!oneone!111one!", which is quite annoying. So they both have their pros and cons, as you listed above.

Welcome to the Forum!Very nicely set up. I tested it in FireFox 1.0.7, though. The sitemap link is not working, but since this is a prototype, i didn't expect it to.