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Some web servers remove/never install phpMyAdmin because there are some script kiddies out there that check for it and try to use un/known vulnerabilities to get access to the database.

I need debuggers/testers. I tested this using PHP 5.3.5 and MySQL 5.5.8. I need to find to know how well this program works outside my testing environment which is where you guys come in. I would really appreciate some feedback. ShowMyDB is basically a very light-weight version of phpMyAdmin (I use none of their code). I created this for those times when I have no access to a database manager like phpMyAdmin. ShowMyDB has very basic, but useful functions for managing databases without installing complex database managers. ShowMyDB can be easily dragged and dropped into any directory and only creates a single configuration file that it references. It has a login feature to keep unwanted people from accessing it. Best of all, you can change the file name of ShowMyDB to anything and it will work just fine. Doing this prevents unwanted people from guessing if you have it installed on your web server. Known Issues: Has problems saving special characters when using the Insert tab.You can download it here:http://showmydb.dyndns.org/index.php?p=download Note: I got the approval of a moderator to post my project here.

Post your HTML.

2) When comparing any value to the exact type use === or !==. I like to think of the === operator as "exactly equal to". Could be a string, number or boolean. Doesn't matter.// This is true.var num = 1;if (num === 1) {return true;}// this is not true. Because the number is a string, not an integer.// the IF statement is comparing an integer, but it's ignoring the string because it's not the same type.// with == you could get away with this.var num = '1';if (num === 1) {return true;}// this is true.var num = '1';if (num === '1') {return true;} 3) I find these a bit tricky. I like to use them only for booleans or things that have a value above zero. I find that the value 0 (zero) will return true for (!var). Sometimes I need "0" to be a real value though, so (!var) doesn't work for me then. // this returns true even when "0" is the value.var num = 0;if (!num) {alert("returned true");} I don't have any comments on the first and last one.

You are joking? lol, the validation IS done by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) not W3Schools.

:-O Jaw-dropping site ... very nicely done. I especially loved the sliding panel on your about page. I did notice two things though. Just like what boen_robot said, when switching between your color schemes, it did take a while to load the images. Your CSS validation link seems to be a bad url. That's it, other than that, it's simply perfect.

Sorry for the long wait in the reply. Thanks for your replies and links, I was able to figure it out.

Hello.I'm working on a Visual Basic project where I have to use an array of strings that generate random sentences in a list box using the same strings. For example, if I was using the words "the", "cat", and "died" in the strings and it came out to "the cat died" the first time, the program would have to rewrite a different sentence each time using the same words when I click on a button. I have the basic things down, I'm just having trouble figuring out how to generating random sentences each time. Can I please get some help?If anyone wants the full code, I will gladly provide it. Private Sub btnNext_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnNext.Click Dim str(5) As String str(0) = "cat " str(1) = "ate" str(2) = "in " str(3) = "dog" str(4) = "hat" str(5) = "the " lstOutput.Items.Add(str(5) & str(0) & str(2) & str(5) & str(4))End Sub

Thanks for the reply man, however this wasn't was I was looking for. I wanted something for Visual Basic (VB), not JavaScript or any other web language. Sorry if I confused you.

Hello.I'm working on a VB.NET project in which I want to change the location of the form every time someone hovers over a button. For example, if I hover over an "Exit" button, I want the form to move to a different spot making it impossible to click it. I believe I've seen an example like this in JavaScript, but I can't recall where. Can someone please tell me how this is done or refer me to a good site at the very least? I could not find such a site, probably for obvious reasons. I would REALLY appreciate it.Thanks.

<body onload="Resize()"; onresize="Resize()";> Added 2 semi-colons. If it still doesn't validate it might be that you have 2 "Resize()" lines on the same tag. Unless someone else here more experienced in JavaScript can tell you otherwise.

No problem.

I won't be a url, but a path: Indicates the path where a file is physically located on the server for the specific sub-domain. A real example would be like: /home/www/oneuse.awardspace.com/test/.htaccess. Your hosting provider control panel should tell you the path when you are browsing through your folders on your site. I really don't know about that. Just have to try it out yourself. You can add in as many usernames/passwords as you like for any directory. You can have your own username/password and other people will have a different one. You don't have to make more .htaccess/.htpasswd files in order to add more usernames/passwords, you can just add it with your other ones, as long as it's in the same directory... if not, then yes, you would have to make some new ones.

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Are you talking about the <tr> tag for Tables? If you are, then trying to declare CSS classes for links or anything other then a border or spacing will be of no use. Nothing is meant to get tagged for <tr> as it's only use is for a table break, and not text. You can still do it, but it's a very horrible markup pratice.

Personally I've never tried that. But I'm guessing it would work in theory. Have you tried using <div></div> and specifying your line spaces that way?

lol. That was one of the first things I learned before all this validation jibber-jabber I know now.

You can force all images to have any size you want no matter how different the image sizes may be. Than you can have them centered perfectly with the code jesh has provided to you.

So your listed items are not automatically moving down underneath the previous listed item? This is the way I understood it.Try this.CSS: li { display: block; width: 230px;}

Can't see it in Firefox either, probably a problem with the site at the moment.Edit: Then again, there's ways around a coding error; http://authoravenue.com/aa.swf