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    Introduce Yourself

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    Full name: Christian VAlternative name(s): vchrisBirth date(dd/mm/yyyy): 26/05/1984Gender: maleZodiacal sign: GeminiCountry of residance: CanadaCity of residance: ChelseaHeight: 5'11Weight: 160lbsEyes: greenHair: brownSmoking/Drinking/Drugs: no/sometimes/noFavourite Music: rock & alternativeFavourite Movies: Matrix trilogy, LOTR, Scarface, anything science fiction...Interest: Web programming, web design, mountain biking :), golf, ...Pets: girlfriend jk :)Additional comments: registered yesterday, nice to meet everyone! nice site!

    An Update Form?

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    aspnetguy's right. I did that same kinda site a couple months ago. Everything on the site is from the database. I used PHP and mySQL, there is also a bit of javascript for specific pages. If you just learn the basics of javascript you should be fine. If you understand how dynamic languages work, you shouldn't have any problems with PHP. Worst case, I can always help you :)

    Web Templates

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    I don't really need support unless they have really complicated scripts. You could always buy the nice ones and resell them on your site and make big profits! imagine 10$ for 7GB, that's basically thousands. Sell them for 50$-70$. Not everyone knows about those eBay templates.

    emailing forms without asp

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    I've checked on Google and I found one solution:

    Resolving 405 errors - general405 errors often arise with the POST method. You may be trying to introduce some kind of input form on your Web site, but not all ISPs allow the POST method necessary to process the form.All 405 errors can be traced to configuration of the Web server and security governing access to the content of the Web site, so should easily be explained by your ISP.
    I haven't seen that error before so I can't really help you but Google is your friend :)

    Dropdownbox properties

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    You need to add the "size" attribute to your select element. See the example below:

    <html><head></head><body><form><select onChange="location=this.options[this.selectedIndex].value;" style="font-family:'Arial';color:#000000;background-color:#FFCC66;font-size:10pt;" size="5"><option value="page1.html">Page1</option><option value="page2.html">Page2</option><option value="page3.html">Page3</option><option value="page4.html">Page4</option><option value="page5.html">Page5</option><option value="page6.html">Page6</option><option value="page7.html">Page7</option></select></form></body></html>

    Web Templates

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    I wanted to buy it too lol they seemed great compared to the rest and only 10$! You can't go wrong with that. Go on eBay.com search for "web templates" and you'll see a bunch of them. Some have 12000 templates for 10$ but they're ugly, some are for 5$ for a couple hundreds... that's crazy! They even included flash banner totally customizable and looked awesome.But that site I found for web templates they looked a bit better.

    Web Templates

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    I've been thinking about selling some web templates online but I was checking eBay last night and I saw there was people selling like 7GB of web templates, which looked pretty good, for like 10$ US. They even allow to resell those templates. Then I go to a web template site and they sell for around 65$ US and custom for like 2500$ US.Is there a catch to this or what? How can I compete with 10$ for 7GB of temps? :)

    rules for multiple ids

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    I agree with F-Man. I would also make it a class since IDs are only supposed to be used once/page. Something called "red". You would not need to div in this case.HTML File:<a href="http://www.w3schools.com" class="red">W3Schools</a>CSS File:.red { color: red; }That means any tag that has a class="red" will make it red.

    HTML Studying and Mastering

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    My first time I started coding HTML was around 14 years old I think, it's been a while... I was on a website where I could customize my own page with HTML and CSS. So I started looking at some HTML tutorials to know what tags to use and learned a bit from that. Then, I started going a bit bigger. I did my own page about a game I liked UT :). Then at school they wanted the students to do a small site. Then in college same thing. That one looked even better. I saw all sorts of language in college. CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Java... Which kinda motivated me to go in web programming. So when I finished my college program, I went at another college in web programming and that's where I learned asp, sql, web design and all that wonderful stuff lol :)And that's my story...

    emailing forms without asp

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    Another way to do it is with a cgi script. If you send it directly to your email you won't be able to read it. With cgi you'll format the data from your form and send it to your email. Your host should support cgi scripts.

    How much roughly?

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    I just took a look at your Joomla software. It's awesome! It seems to be very powerful. I could create my site with Joomla entirely but would maybe take more time with that but would be easier.

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