Little Goat

Hi, suggestion:I've been on another forum with IPB and they have a rules forum. since it looks like we are getting a lot of stickies in the general forum, maybe that is something to consider.LG

try this:http://www.w3schools.com/cert/default.aspLG

here, you have an ending %> without starting it first. I don't know the language, but that might be it.LG

you would do it with ASP, PHP, or Cold Fusion.I would reccomend PHP because it is the most widely available.sorry, I can't tell you how. (I don't know!) LGEdit: or you could use any other SSL.

well, it doesn't matter if the XHTML ignores it, does it? only your javascript needs it right? if you are using javascript. LG

well, I use notepad and I'm not old! LG

Ok, thnx so much skemcin. :) LG

OK, kinda off topic here...anyway, how do you go about getting the information you need to start designing?I mean should the customer know what color scheme and all the content he/she wants?should they know how they want the layout of the site to be, or should you be ready to help them decide?in short, what should the customer know, and what should you be ready to decide?sorry, thats a lot of questions. LG

ok, add a qoute at the end of your name, and if you are in control of the recieving script and the recieving script is php: <?php if(isset($_POST['nameofcheckbox'])){$checked=1;}else{$checked=0}?>

well, I dont know about setting the current page to that, but if you open a new page with the window.open() you can.http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/met_win_open.asp and http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?file...s_openallwindowhope it helps. LG

hey dcole, you say you don't have a space set, but your site says 50MB.LG

I would use frames.make a page with all the thumbnails and put it as one frame, and then you can either use a different page for each image, or use javascript.another option is to use a div with a set width and height, and set the div's css to overflow:scroll; then use javascript for changing the images.LG :)Edit: no I take that back. I would use the scrolling div.

use a foreach statement like this: <?php foreach ($_POST as $key => $value){ echo " <tr><td>"; echo htmlspecialchars($key,ENT_QUOTES); echo "</td><td>"; echo htmlspecialchars($value,ENT_QUOTES); echo "</td></tr>"; }?> no matter what you send it, this code will echo it all. (post-echo)LG

pulpfiction, is that the way you would recomend to encrypt passwords, or is there a better way?LG

I have almost no experience, but tryspaces and see what happens. LG

hi, I use easyphp, but it slows my computer WAY down.does anyone know of a good alternative that works the same way; after you install, open one program, and then go to localhost. ? thnx, LG

yea, thats what I would suggest, is to get the list out of there.LG

use this: function undoNum(obj){ if(!obj) return false; var iSpan = obj.getElementsByTagName('SPAN')[0] if(iSpan.innerHTML != "") iSpan.innerHTML = "";} then change the doNum to this: function doNum(obj){ if(!obj) return false; var iSpan = obj.getElementsByTagName('SPAN')[0] if(iSpan.innerHTML != "") undoNum(obj); iSpan.innerHTML = num; num++;} I'm not positive, but that should work. :)LG

the warning is telling you that the form is trying to send an email.if you click ok on all the alerts, it should work.LG

actually, if your going to use php, you can just do this: <?php include ("yourfile.ext"); ?> and save your page with a .php extension.the file should be a txt or html file.LG

ok, all that code was unnecessary.if you want to use PHP, just put this: <?php include ("yourfile.ext") so much for my code. LG

well this was all I found:http://www.boutell.com/newfaq/creating/include.htmlEdit:I found another one that uses AJAX (javascript). I thin it's better. http://www.javascriptkit.com/dhtmltutors/ajaxincludes.shtmlLG

so what is your code?

I've had that too.what should the port be set to?LG

ok, one bug with my method:you must only point to files that are web pages, or .txt files.