Little Goat

yea, that one is ok, i guess. I tried it a while ago. I still like regular Notepad though.

actually, they are both about the same, except Scott's is simpler because it doesn't use a function.LG

yea. the biggest thing I hate about IE is the bug with JAVA applets.IE just says "class whateverclass could not be found" and doesnt display the applet.

someone can always just press print screen and get the picture that way.you could just load all the content with an AJAX Include (I don't really feel like finding it again, butit's on here) but that would probably be bad for Search engine ratings.Edit: here

yes, I'll probably only use it once though, it's very simple.

oh, ok.it worked great.Thank you so much!LG

no, that's ok, I was just wondering if maybe I didn't have to create the class. but I've already done that, so I ll just stick with what I'm doing.

RESOLVEDok, so I just got firefox, and I test out one of the sites I am building with it. I have links that are set to width:100% so that the background will extend all the way over, but FireFox doesn't do that. here is what it does:is there some workaround for FF?thnxLG

in IE? if so yes it is a cache problem and no it can't be solved through coding. you should only have to refresh once to see the changes though...

is there a PHP equivalent of Javascript Object()?

or is it just that we who use "horrible Notepad" have more patience? LG

well, I can now, but the computer isn't my own.I'm going to get it today, I think.LG

yea, I got that far, but thanks anyway. I figured out the basics of the code that I need, and I'm just going to use my own algorithm.thanksLG

@dan I wanted to make something similar to StrangeBanana.com and I need to make a color scheme for the generated pages.@skym, I am trying to do that, but it's kind of hard to sort out the Javascript. it's very complicated, and even if I did get it figured out, I probably still wouldn't know how the algorythm worked. maybe I'll just keep doing that, but I would like it if I could know how the algorythm works.

I mean colors that would look well together. (for example in a color scheme) if you go to ColorMatch.dk you will see a Javascript one, but I need it in php, and way less advanced. I just want to send a color to a PHP function, and have it return colors that look good with each other.LG

add target="_top" to your links. Note: this is not valid XHTML Strict.

no? well then does anyone know of a javascript to php or at least Javascript to ASP that they can direct me to?

that's what I would guess, I think it stands for Windows something something.

if($yourvariable==null){your actions here}

well, XAMPP is still better.

whoa, wait a minute DO NOT INSTALL EASYPHP!!!!!it slows down your computer really bad. (or at least mine) use XAMPP.(just had to warn you)LG

the script you send the form to will just have to open the file, search for something to replace, and replace it with the new value.I would reccomend having a hidden element with the same value, so that the script will know what to replace.LG

what I meant was to use sessions to keep the person logged in. use mysql for the rest.

Hi, this isn't totally about PHP, but anyway, I need to make a color scheme generator. ther is a Javascript one, (google for ColorMatch 5k)but I need one that is very simple; you put in a random hex code (e.g. F24ECC) and it should output some colors that would go with that color well. all of this needs to be in PHP.I either need to know a method of finding matching colors, or I need some code to do it (if that's easier than explaining to me).thnx,LG

yea, same thing happened here.snowboard01, your probably right.maybe the server was having problems.LG