Little Goat

well xml hardly needs to be learned. you can practically put anything. LG

also, I tried that once and it thought my XHTML file was an XML file because of the xml declaration. that may be your problem. LG

actually, you can put it in the href:<a href="java script:function()">LG

ya, I would have to update to much. LG

ok, tnx scott.LG

add this attribute to your form: onsubmit="window.location='yoururl.com/yourpage.html'" LG

OK, say I have an animated image. I want it to be on a certain pic depending on a javascript variable, a php variable, or something else. (maybe I should have posted this in javascript).get my meaning?LG

yes, or just stay on a certain pic the whole time.tnx LG

Hi. Is it possible with an animated GIF, to set which frame it is on?say you had an animated GIF that used four different images inside the animation, and you needed it to be set on image 2.is it Possible?LG

ok, when I down load the file, it shows as an unrecognized file, then when I open it in notepad it looks like this: LGEdit: Sorry for the long post.

why dont you just add an onchange attribute?LG

well first put this in your script tags: <script type="text/javascript"> that might be the problem. LG

I tried the link to your site and it tried to download a file. maybe you should check that. Edit: Ok, whoa, I just downloaded that file that you linked to; is that supposed to be your web page? if it is, something is really messed up. try your own link, download the file, and open it in notepad. see what I mean? LG

try googleing for a free form processor. LG

actually, if you want to understand the Email, do this: <form action="myemailisfreakinglongbutilikeit@here.com" method="post" enctype="text/plain">(your textareas here)<input type="submit" value="send"/></form> make sure you name your textareas or they won't get sent.LG

OK, I'm wrong. It did work. maybe I had the path wrong last time I tried. :)LG

So, sorry, no, this is not possible. You'll have to try learning through a computer on the local library or while at school.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> What he said. LG

is there any way to put PDFs in an IFRAME on your web site? I tried it once and it didn't work, so does anyone know how? tnx LG

you mean an avatar?well, it looks like you already got one, so I guess I won't answer that. LG

maybe use php include?LGEdit: Oh, selacius types faster than me.

yes, just add it like you posted, it should popup, at least in IE.If you need a more extensive one, scott or I or someone can post something in a javascript. LG

why don't you just put the select inside the second form, and use the dropdown's value?LG

try this: background:url('yoururl');

CSS, Javascript, and eventually, PHP or another server side script.right now if I were you, I'd learn CSS. then probably Javascript.LG

ok, instead of this: use this:<div style="position:relative; left:50%;"><ul> <li>Soccer</li> <li>Wrestling</li> <li>Basketball</li></ul></div> if you need to, higher or lower the percentage.actually, I just remembered another way: <div style="margin:0 auto;"> but for some reason it doesn't work for me. go with the 50% one. LG