Little Goat

hey, guys. I have a pretty old XHTML book (Beginning XHTML, Wrox press), and in it, it says the X is for extendable, like XML. it says that XHTML is extendable because of mozquito. it provides a website (mozquito.org, I think), but it isn't up anymore. has anyone else heard of this or know hat happened to it?thanks

is there any big difference between that and XP home or Professional?

or you could do this:

well, I thought CSS suported // too. ok, I'm wrong. sorry. Mods, you can close this if you want.

Hey, guys. I just noticed, IE doesn't support double slash (//) comments. Has anyone else noticed this, and is that really considered a comment in css?

if you wanted to build your own browser in php, that saves it to an image with the GDlibrary, you could do that. you could call it FirePix!

I'm not really reading any right now, but I do refer back to PHP 5 for Dummies, and Beginning XHTML.

can't you just add more adresses in the to field separated by semicolons (?

PHP for dummies was pretty good, the other "Dummies" books are probably good too.

hey, try going to the gabbly.com homepage. I dont know why, but for some reason that did it for me. I'm Identified as IE, instead of masked, too. it works fine!

do you use an ftp client? if so, you could probably just set the permissions on the folder to whatever you need. I'm not sure what permissions are what, so you might want to read up on that.

try this

there are a few replacing of the context menu JS scripts on the internet, like this one (too bad, only supports IE and netscape), but I don't think you can add a value.

is the content a fixed width? if it is, make yourself an image that is one pixel tall, and as wide as it needs to be by cutting of the top 1px of that image, copying it, and putting it at either side of the image. then fill the middle with a different color.ex: -----------------------------------------------------------set it as the background, and it will repeat downwards (and sideways too if it's not wide enough).

a good way to learn how to do things is by example. here is a (very simple) open-source browser based game: http://www.chipmunk-scripts.com/page.php?ID=16

actually, php can be run on the command line too.

yeah, I thought so.

that isn't what he meant, I don't think. this is: you're right, cronthenoob, it isn't worth the money.

havent they already done that?

http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&...-8&oe=utf-8google is your friend.

well, I'll beat him to it. Context features a file explorer, syntaxt highlighting (for many different languages, PHP included) and you can even create your own highlighting. oh, and it has tabs to open multiple files at once.

what is VS.php?

the best free one that you'll get is probably GIMP. Actually the paint on one of my computers had transparency capabilities, but normally, there isn't transparency in paint.

How do you want me to send it?

it came fine for me.