Little Goat
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well all you hav to remember is to close all your tags and the document type ddeclaration. ( you could put the document type declaration in a txt file and start your pages from that file so you wouldn't have to remeber it)LG
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your welcome LG
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well that's like saying "why html 4.03? why not 3.0?" or whatever the last version was. it will eventually replace html probably, and there are some other advantages, I just can't remember them right now.LG
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ok, here is an idea: <?php $filename = "yourfile.txt";$fd = fopen ($filename , "r"); $fstring = fread ($fd , filesize ($filename)); fclose($fd); ?> <html>...<form action="write.php" method="POST"><textarea name="file" cols="10" rows="30"><?php echo $fstring; ?></textarea></form>...</html> then write.php: <?php$filename = "yourfile.txt";$fd = fopen($filename , "w");$fout = fwrite($fd , $_POST['file'] );fclose($fd);?> then you can add a function for redirecting.LG
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I reccomend hotscripts.com go to the java section, then applets I think, then look for something wth chat.LG
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why not just add a forum called common problems and not allow the users to post? like you copy posts there that address common issues and then lock them.LG
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do you know PHP?that is what I would use, but that might just be that I don't know anything better .so anyway, look up the file_get_contents() function here: http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.file-get-contents.phpopen your file with that, and have the text fields seperated with | or something else, then use explode(): http://us2.php.net/explodethen enter the xml tags in and save it using the fopen() fwrite() and fclose() statements. (google php fopen())LGEdit: if you need it more specific, I can do that too.
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ok, maybe I can't make something like that.sorry, LGEdit:getacoder.comnot sure what the prices are like, but there are a lot to choose from LG
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well, I didn't get tell me who you are, I got the page cannot be displayed.LG
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well, that might work, can you give me the general format of the text files?It could probably be done with php, using the explode statement and a few other things.LG
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maybe the radio doesnt come up as checked like the checkboxes do.I'm not sure...
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that won't work in the css file, you need to put an onmouseover attribute on your span.I think there is some way you caN put it in your javascript, but I don't remember how...LG
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well, I might get this to work with php, but it won't be perfect.just, wondering, what is this for?LG
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try taking the <xml> tags out of the xml file.LG
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well, I use notepad for all my web design needs.LG
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well, there are a lot of options in XML, if you know what the general format of the text will be, and if it always needs the same elements, that would make it a lot easier.LG
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Like I said, I probably don't have any Idea what I'm talking about.I don't know any programming language except I'm learning JAVA.I might think of something in another window using php. If I do, I'll PM you in maybe a few days with what I've come up with.(or failed with )LGEdit:OK, I don't know about this. I'll keep trying.
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webmaster-help.comor take out the slash.LG
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what browser do you use?I heard netscape doesn't support that.LG
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why dont you just include the external file?LG
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you might have to use some programming language such as JAVA, C++, C, or something else. if you've got firefox since it's opensource, if you know the language, you could probably program that in.(I havve no Idea what I'm talking about )LG
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getElementsByTagNamemaybe :)LG
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when you do file:// it acceses your computer.other people do not have it on thier computer, so you have to find another way, such as network nieghborhood (on Windows), or a web host.LG
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I just did a google search, and nothing came up.I have seen it done with javascript before, can't remember where...LG
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why are you using $http_POST_VARS ??is your php version that old?if not, just use $_POST instead.LG