Cronthenoob
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$id = $_REQUEST['url_id'];then your query will be:SELECT industry FROM table WHERE id=$id
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add border="0" to the image tag.
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Well heres why I won't be going to buy an apple iTV1.)Its going to be $2992.)I have an iPod video and a sweet little gadget that plays my iPod videos and music on my TV.3.)It doesnt record TV, it only plays files from your computer.So have you made a choice yet Vchris???
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don't you want to be "hip" and "cool" ??well I must be a miser then because I see no reason to spend extra money on "the way it looks" lol
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I think part of apples price is in the style. Most of the products they come out with just look amazing. How sleek would a big computer tower in your entertainment center look? Not to mention the extra amount of electricity that computer would be using compared to a smaller device.Possibly but you can have a wireless PC (mini tower or even a laptop) that connects to the network in your house and could play media from any of those computers onto your TV.I am not saying (well maybe I am) that it is not worth the price (way over-priced) Apple will sell if for but you can do anything iTV can do with a relatively inexpensive PC and WMC. -
Looks like the only problem in IE is with the tabs. Thats the weirdest thing I've ever seen.They go vertical and stack on top of each other, then duplicate on the other side without any text.
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The login boxes should be vertically centered in the login div.
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They have a few applications you can install to fix that however.You can get Bootcamp, wich allows you to boot to a windows XP partition on your harddrive. Also a program called Parrallels allows you to run windows in its own window at the same time you are running MAC OS. The problem with Parrallels is that it doesnt render 3-D graphics very quickly and it doesnt have USB support.A major con is application compatibility. -
As long as your host supports it, yes.so you're saying i just need to make a file with .asp at the end, upload it onto my website, add in some code, then check that it works by looking at it in a browser. sounds easy enough.thanks -
Well first of all, your hosting service needs to support asp. To put an asp page on the web you just save it as "myfile.asp" be sure to type the .asp. And then upload it.In the actual page you'll need to start asp<% ASP code goes here%>If you are wanting to use your home PC as a host, I'm pretty sure you'll need XP pro or MS server to install IIS.
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I went through the CSS tutorial and tried using the vertical-align attribute. And it isnt vertically aligning my divs contents. Heres the code. The problem is with the loginarea div.
<html> <head> <style type="text/css"> body { margin-top:25px; margin-bottom:25px; margin-left:5px; margin-right:5px; background-color:black; } .mainwrapper { width:100%; margin:0px; padding:0px; text-align:left; } .header { width:100%; border:1px solid grey; height:100px; } .loginarea { color:white; width:100%; border:0px; padding:1px; height:50px; background-image:url('images/bg-1.gif'); vertical-align:middle; } .footer { width:100%; height:24px; background-color:#E4E4E4; } </style> <title> Title </title> </head> <body> <div class="mainwrapper"> <div class="header"> </div><br /> <div class="loginarea"> Username:<input type="text" name="username" /> Password:<input type="password" password="password" /> </div><br /> <div class="footer"> </div> </div> </body></html> -
Hrmm. yah that makes sense, nevermind, lol.
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Would overflow:auto work? Or does that only work with divs that have a fixed height?
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I know how to do it if you are using a windows server, lol. There is a special service you can install to "broadcast" streaming content. It'd be just like if you were tuning into a radio station or TV show after it had already started.
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Click Here!!! That'll show you how to make a 100% background image.
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You gonna post the code? Or leave us guessing?
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lol, what was I thinking.I've used margin: auto so many times.
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td {text-align:center;}I think thats how you do it.
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:ph34r:That is the ninja way. -
I guess im a big fat moron. I'm pretty dumb sometimes.If you leave your webserver that open you should not be hosting sensitive information or if your host is that pathetic you need to switch.
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If someone finds a way to download the file from your web server then its not safe . . .
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Wheres the CSS for your wrapper element?Thats the only other thing I would look at. But I think the site looks great even with that strip of blue at the top.
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Etch-a-sketch.net is available. Who says we should change our community project???
url question for query
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Well, the $_GET method pulls value from the URL. From the looks of it, you arent ever sending the industry_id to the URL. Unless I just can't read.I also noticed your form doesnt have a method or an action.