Jack McKalling

Remember Spy Sweeper can do many things, many sorts of threats, but no virusses. You should have an antivirus for that :)Spy Sweeper plus an antivirus and firewall is all you need, more would slow your machine and less would not be enough anti-threat.

You and everybody is welcome Spy Sweeper is just great, and everyone must have it.

Haha, it was meant funny learn how to coordinate with team members, or maybe one should say learn to communicate, or even to be social, which can be a therapist be for. but I was jokin

Overall the point of this project is to, yes, produce a working usable product but it is also to learn and understand the processes of a real life project and how to cordinate between team members.

Hihi, we go into therapy

You're welcome Ask anything you want to know.

Yes Though I am not an expert at dithering, that would be the case yes

You can use hexcodes safely With only those "safe colours" you can't really choose nice colours out of so little amount. But it is up to you You can use anything you want, only not all colours (might) look exactly the same in all browsers.

Then use this

<script type="text/javascript">function ToggleHide(){ var id1 = document.getElementById("abc"); id1.style.display = (id1.style.display == '') ?'none' :''; document.forms["myForm"].elements["Toggle"].value = (id1.style.display == '') ?'hide' :'show';}</script><table><tbody><tr><td><div id="abc" style="display:none">Hello</div><form name="myForm"><input type="button" name="Toggle" value="show" onclick="ToggleHide()" /></form></td></tr></tbody></table>

Exactly :)You can use this as a good reference and explanation about them and what exactly is the issue here: http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/colors/

Read the About section at the site, this will never be done and has been discussed many, many times before. W3Schools will NEVER publish a printed version, on a CD, or whatever!This topic should be closed.

You guys know how to make the hiding function a default? Or how to toggle the value of the button to "Show" when hiding?

<script type="text/javascript">function ToggleHide(){   var id1 = document.getElementById("abc");   id1.style.display = (id1.style.display == '') ?'none' :'';   document.forms["myForm"].elements["Toggle"].value = (id1.style.display == '') ?'hide' :'show';}</script><table><tbody><tr><td> <div id="abc"> Hello </div> <form name="myForm"> <input type="button" name="Toggle" value="hide" onclick="ToggleHide()" /> </form></td></tr></tbody></table>

I'll post an example code as requested (by pm ) here:

<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" class="custom_border"><tbody><tr><td class="corner_cborder" id="left_top"> </td><td class="top_cborder"> </td><td class="corner_cborder" id="right_top"> </td></tr><tr><td class="left_cborder"> </td><td class="center_cborder">CONTENT IN HERE</td><td class="right_cborder"> </td></tr><tr><td class="corner_cborder" id="left_bottom"> </td><td class="bottom_cborder"> </td><td class="corner_cborder" id="right_bottom"> </td></tr></tbody></table>

table.custom_border { border:0; //default border turned off width:400px; font-size:1px; }table.custom_border td.corner_cborder { width:5px; height:5px; }table.custom_border td.top_cborder, table.custom_border td.bottom_cborder { width:390px; height:5px; }table.custom_border td.left_cborder, table.custom_border td.right_cborder { width:5px; }table.custom_border td#left_top { background:url(...) no-repeat; }table.custom_border td#right_top { background:url(...) no-repeat; }table.custom_border td#left_bottom { background:url(...) no-repeat; }table.custom_border td#right_bottom { background:url(...) no-repeat; }table.custom_border td.top_cborder { background:url(...) repeat-x; }table.custom_border td.bottom_cborder { background:url(...) repeat-x; }table.custom_border td.left_cborder { background:url(...) repeat-y; }table.custom_border td.right_cborder { background:url(...) repeat-y; }table.custom_border td.center_cborder { width:390px; font-size:14px; }

height:300px; overflow:scroll;

You're very welcome

I already said my version was from a while ago, and that it can't be updated. I also said wgich version it was (3.2.0). I really can't help it this version has a lot less definitions, I know it has. But its free.

I would say That is what I mean

I agree Choco, so I think we should devide our complex and ideal application into small bits. Could that be done?But not too small, as justsomeguy reasonably notices.

What exactly do you want then? Both GET and POST can be used at the same time Just create a form that POSTs the data to the next page, but in its action some GET variables defined. Example:

<form name="myForm" action="someprocessor.php?data1=something" method="post"><input type="text" name="data2" value="" /></form>

Would result in both $_GET['data1'] and $_POST['data2'].Or to stay variable: $_REQUEST['data1'] and $_REQUEST['data2']

Try changing the spaces in the filename to %20. <img src="file:///E:/My%20Documents...

Oh now I understand what it does. Yes of cource, I've heard about something like that on networks, my dad used it too with his AutoCAD on the network. Checkin in, checkin out Would be the most logical I guess

Oh, but that is virtually the same as online. You don't open it from your computer, but still from the internet by using "localhost". It is a virtual server, on your machine privatly. But it still is internet, though only for you. If you open the file just by clicking the .html file, then it would work. Try it :)The way you do it is the same as online even it only counts for your machine only. To open a file from your machine is meant from the file access and not via an URL Correct it by "uploading" the file to the directory on your machine that is under your virtual host.

What does a CVS do? How can anything prevent one from deleting a piece of code and another from editing the very same piece of code in the same document? Don't know much about that.But in case not everyone would be able to possess an own host, it would not be a problem right?Lets get back to the plans then, I only mentioned it, don't know if it was necessary Just in case.

Then use only slashes: /file:///E:/something/something/something/something.jpgAlso: you do open this local file from your computer and not from an online page (like with a link), don't you?

Besides of planning what we are going to do, we should also think of the possibilities we have.. Else we come up with a great plan to be, but without the possibility to create it due to lack of something :)ie, would the members of the project have access to a central server that is set up specially for the project only? So they don't need to have a webhost for/of their own to test the code they write? And next to that, how are we going to deal with all the files, when everyone is busy on something, how can we know that not more than one people is working on the same file and so on?I mean, are there sollutions to be found for these issues? If so, go back to designing the plans

I think you should search for the problem elseways because this file:/// did work for me. Maybe is it the browser you are using?