vchris

Time to switch to linux :)

welcome! If you end up doing it please let me know how the installation went and if you like it.

I've been thinking of having both Kubuntu and Win xp installed on my machine because I'm tired of all the security flaws in Win xp even though I have all the security I need. I've read a lot about Ubuntu (Gnome) and Kubuntu (KDE), they seem very user friendly. There is still the problem of compatibility like the mouse not being detected, usb thumb drive, webcam... It does look very nice though. The major down side is I can't use all the software I currently use on Windows (photoshop, dreamweaver, games...). I thought about it and I'll stay with Win XP for now and get the best anti-virus kaspersky. It seems like it detects everything (more than any other anti-virus) but the only issues seems to be with the installation. Some are not able to install it. I was using Redhat and Mandrake in school some ~5 years ago but we mostly used the console for configuring the system.All this to say that you should try dual boot first (win xp and ubuntu on same machine) so if you need your win software you just reboot.

This is a governmental site so it's always more complicated :)They aren't on the same domain. One is internal (where all the dev sites are) and the other is live.

Thought about that but the Dev site has a different path than the live site... Maybe I could do a search and replace once we transfer all the files to the live site so the paths are correct?

I'm working on a project right now in CF. I have the main folder which everyone has access to and I have the admin folder that only logged in users can access. The problem is the path for all the images in the css stylesheet. What is the solution to this? Duplicate the stylesheet and change the paths?

I fixed my problem. I needed to put the login page outside the secured folder.

I've created CF logins more than a year ago but I've forgotten some of the important stuff... Anyone have a tutorial site about this? Or I could always paste my code here...

I guess other available solutions depending on the situation are padding the top of the text and relative/absolute positioning.

Ok I have a banner div that is something like 80 px height and 100% width. I have a background on the left and the rest is blue. I also have some text in this area beside the background image.I've seen that site before Caligo and the problem with it is the div looses it's 100% width or am I wrong?

I agree with aspnetguy

So no one has any solution or any alternatives?

I got this problem last week. I believe my solution was to write onClick lowercase, onclick... EDIT: I just noticed your last comment

I've already searched a bit on google and was able to find examples of what I wanted but the only problem is that the div isn't 100% width anymore.Is there a way to have text within a div to be centered vertically and the div have 100% width and be valid?

Anyone know a great site that shows how to use xml with sql or mysql? Does anyone know a great book on this?

No sorry it's not online yet.... You know how it is at the government, takes lots of time to have anything done, well not for the web programming part

What about Xlink? jk :)So basically the {} replace <xsl:value-of select="@url"/>?

I am now trying to create links in my navigation. I checked out the xlink tutorial on this site but it only showed the xml version not xslt. I have this in xml: <navigation><item url="http://www.google.ca">item 1</item></navigation> How would I get the url with xslt?

First time I see this thread. Wow there's people from everywhere. I added mine but it added my marker on the wrong city but close enough. Quebec!!!

I'm not 100% sure what you mean but if you mean switching between different stylesheet by clicking a link then yes you would use javascript to switch between them. If you mean simply changing the size of your text then all you need to do is add this in your head section: <style type="text/css">body { font-size: 11px; }</style>

Your DOCTYPE should be the first line of your xhtml page. If you have a <strong> tag in front then you need to remove this. <strong> tags should only be used in your body section.

It's possible we see each other but I don't play much multiplayer these days... Anyway my screen name is AgtSmith! bolt riles FTW!!!

Works thanks!

Thanks! it's fixed now. Only issue I got is including a stylesheet in my xml file. I have this line <?xml-stylesheet type="text/css" href="layout.css"?> after including the xsl file. Here is my css file: banner { color: blue; }item { display: inline; }lastmod { font-size: 10px; } The css doesn't seem to apply at all... path is correct.

So the solution would be:<xsl:for-each select="navigation/item"><li><xsl:value-of select="."/></li></xsl:for-each>or is there a better way to do this?