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what error messages are you getting now? Your code looks right depending on the environment you're using. Are you using php, myphpadmin, terminal...?

If you just want to see how they're working use an alert? If not, how do you want to check them?

I'm asking you can you code? If so can you get your logo on a page. The audio would come later. EDIT: If you can't or code very well, but want to learn, you've come to the right place.

Your code doesn't seem to follow the tutorial. Please see: http://www.w3schools..._join_inner.asp Then check back.

The forum is best used by people who do their own coding or want to learn to code. If you're in one of those categories, you'll need html, css, php, and probably mysql with javascript likely too. EDIT: I'd suggest a script that puts your logo on a browser page. That should take no more than two hours including validation. Actually it should only take an hour starting with no code knowledge at all. As the tutorials say, "it's easy!".

I'm not sure what you need.

Again, I'm not sure what you need

In this case "cloud and unmanaged." means you get virtual machine with memory and hard space and you build it out from there. I'm under the impression there's guidance, chat, forums, etc for help. Say, something like that can be leased for around $10/mo, it could be a good learning experience provided it's treated as a learning experience and not something I need to depend on right away. What do you think?

CDN, no CDN. Is that a question I need to consider? What's the difference from a user's point of view?

Since you have a width, margin: 0 auto;

I just called a vender and it's cloud and unmanaged. How can the cloud cost more? I'd think one of the big points should be that it will cost less. Much less. Though, that was the thought behind Credit Default Swaps.

That's more than enough for right now. Thank you very much boen robot.

What open source VCS look most promising?

I recently heard that I can get a server in the cloud for very very little bandwith cost. All I have to do is add software. I'm told instructions to do this are available. What are the issues with the cloud approach?

This topic is very prophetic since I've been thinking about it lately. Based on this topic, a DIY VCS seems well within a coder's ability given php and myqsl skills and access to a server. Can it be that simple?

Do you think it would hyjack this topic to talk about servers? EDIT: If so, I can start a new topic.

If you have phpmyadmin go to the structure tab and at the bottom of the page there's an option to add a column. That's where you add the timestamp. If no phpmyadmin you'll have to write a little script. More importantly , without a timestamp you'll have to add an id and estimate which rows you need.

Don't forget to wrap your inputs in a block element. http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=43842&pid=243236&st=0entry243236

All the old man said said, when asked about the difference between now and then, "Same circus. Different clowns". Life's inherently funny. I'm glad you liked it ShadowMage.

Please add that input elements need to be wrapped in a block element to validate with a strict doctype. See topic at: http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=43842&pid=243236&st=0entry243236

I use a desktop with a solid state hard drive, two 19" monitors with a intel 7 cpu 960 @ 3.2 Ghz that runs win 7 64 bit. Most of that I don't consider particularly relevant except the two monitor part. I don't like to work with one monitor. I think my localhost from wampserver and my browsers are the most important parts of my computer. I used to take some pride in having at least the next newest hardware, but not any more. It's all about the code now and it seems that all I really need is a reliable system that I now something about. My point of view is based on my work which is completely linked to help business owners recognize the value of a minute in a digital economy. For the most part, most owners think 10% better than last year is pretty good and they think they have a whole year to do it. EDIT: Loosely translated that means that information flows like animals down a cow path in most businesses. Connecting a cow path to a sixteen lane super internet highway, is bound to kill some herbivores unless there's a quick intervention. Code gets emphasized in these situations and the hardware doesn't. Code will run on almost anything although I haven't tested that thought on my first computer that's in the attic. It's a IBM 8088 (original IBM PC), that I bought in 1984, when I got out of the Army.

Thanks for everyone's help including the folks that read this topic. I'm especially thankful to justsomeguy, ShadowMAge, and So Called.

Well put dsonesuk.

My misery found company in a topic about validating forms under a strict doctype. http://w3schools.inv...showtopic=43842 What are the pros and cons of strict vs transitional?

Must be some strict thing. That's one requirement I won't soon forget. Thanks for all your help birbal, Ingolme, and So Called. It's time to call it a day.