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Okay, now just to go over so more uses of regular expressions.

Yeah, I meant the image itself. As boen_robot said, take off the enter sign and align it to the top of your page for the logo.

Okay, thanks for the help, again.

Okay. :)So when those characters are grouped in such a way, they have no meaning toward the regex.And when characters are grouped, it just means one or more occurances of that group?

<a href="java script: document.getElementById('my_table').style.display = 'none';">Click to display BBCODE.</a>

So, if it comes down to it, I can just change my <!DOCTYPE ...> to HTML 1.0 strict?

But it says, one or times, with the +; Also, doesn't . mean a single character? Followed by a single dot or dash? EDIT: [._-] could mean a single dot and a dash to nothing?

I went throught the (x)html tutorial a bit, and I read that the name attribute is not supported, and that you should use id instead.But what if your using the post form method in PHP?Does PHP recognize the 'id' attribute from the form, or what do I use?

Okay, so I might as well leave it for now, until I upgrade?

Whoa, I can't really give suggestions to that....Just perfect

I have windows 2000 though, and can't download IE7, and to tell you the truth, I don't even know what WMP is. Windows Microsoft Package?

That's simple, yet cool. :)Now just to answer my other questions.....

So, it will have all of your coding experiments and designs in it?

Thanks, that's great, now if you don't mind me trying to solve what this means.#^[a-z0-9._-]+@[a-z0-9._-]{2,}\.[a-z]{2,4}$## - Is the starting and ending delimeter.^- Is what the string begins with.$ - Is what the string ends with, which means that all of the string is expressed in this regex.[a-z0-9._-]+ - The string has any alphanumeric character, a single _ or - once in a row, and these characters are in the expression one or more times. What i don't understand though, is that some emails don't have _ or - in them, but your requesting that they must have it, or are you?{2,} - Your saying that there's at least 2 or more alphanumeric and -_ characters in the domain name.\. - \ means the following character is not a special character in the expression, but part of the string.[a-z]{2,4} - The domain extension is between 2 and 4 characters.Just answer my question about the ._- ; everything else is fine.

Yeah, it happens to me sometimes too.With codebox I think it was.

It's a memory error, and I read that Opera uses a lot of memory, but I installed it on G:\ which has 1.14 GB, is it some sort of setting I have to change?

The .swf can only have one bg-color for the file and cannot be changed, at least in MX 2004, but as an alternative.....1. Create the layer 'bgchange' or something that you'll remember.2. Click the rectangle tool and give it any size, your desired color, but make sure it has no border.3. Make sure your rectangle is selected, and then open up the properties box. 4. Change the width and length of your rectangle according to the stage size. E.G.: width: 500; length: 400;5. Press F8 to convert the rectangle to a symbol, a movie clip would probably be most convenient, although a graphic may also work.6. Now open the align panel.7. Make sure 'To Stage' is selected, and align horizontal and vertical center.8. Now insert a keyframe on the frame with the final result of the change.9. On that keyframe, open up the properites box again, make sure your MC(Movie Clip) is selected.10. From the dropdown box 'color', select tint, and the desired color of your changed BG.11. In the timeline, right-click > Create Motion Tween, anywhere between the start and end of your change.*If you don't already have the properties or align box open, find them somewhere in Window>.

I guess we do need some sort of community, so maybe we should delete it in the new year.

I've been getting some sort of bug in my Opera today, I didn't think to copy it, but I think it had something to do with memory.If I could have a link to Common Opera Problems that would be great.

This kind looks like spam, should we close this topic before it gets out of hand?I know I was the first to reply but still..... :)BTW: Nice picture smiles.Maybe we should turn this into Christmas Layouts(CSS/HTML) thread, where we make Christmas layouts and let others preview them here.

Thanks, just one thing, I don't really understand how to use the parimeters in the preg_replace() so if I could have an example that would be great.And as for the preg_split, it's a more advanced version of string.split() or whatever it is in PHP?Now, if someone could me some examples of the uses of regular expressions and as to why I should use them.

Wait, actually it would be a valid pattern in both PHP and JS, because the delimeter is not part of the pattern.Okay, now I'd like a detailed coverage and examples on:preg_replace()preg_split()I don't really understand the php.net coverage because it's a reference, not a tutorial.

Thanks for posting the error message, now I know why the border attribute is not working.Did you try using CSS?I see <frameset cols="121,*" border="none">It should be <frameset cols="121,*" style="border: none;">

Start off by creating about two comics, a flashy layout, and an easily navigated, clean site.

Just a question, why couldn't you use the border attribute in xhtml?