Jack McKalling

I know your opinion Skemcin, and Jonas', so why don't we have a poll in this topic?Please do it for me, I can't because I have not permission to attach a poll to my own topics, weird enough.

The argument passed to the function get_file_contents() is meanted to be $todourls[0], but like this, it reads a string with the variable in blue: "$todourls[0]". It can be either this:$todourls[0]or this:"{$todourls[0]}"with the first one not defining a string but a variable, and the later one saying "everyting in these braces is one variable"

To get one thing straight: the reputation system allows only points to be added to a certain user (with or without negative points), by any other user at all. In conjunction with the point, a comment can be added (with or without forcement). The points with comments can be viewed by anyone, but only other members can add them, where mods and admins can remove them too. There can be a link to the userlist with reputations listed at the userlinks bar, and the ammount of points is viewed at the miniprofile (full profile I am not sure), from which can be added, removed or viewed.The system doesn't at all rely on any post count or any other board counts, it is only and only affected by the members who feel in the mood for thanking.

I already said, unfortunately, there is no such thing as adding a poll link. It should be there, but it isn't. Maybe because of lack of a certain permission, or bug Could you do it?

It was just an example, he understands

I know, I mean if the users would get seduced to spamming.

Dan says to other Dan: thanks for posting the poll, I wasn't able to add one to my topic, unfortunately.link: http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=6483I vote for "Doesn't matter", I don't really bother if my idea gets rejected, but it would be nice if it gets accepted.

I don't understand all these negative reactions. :)The reputation system I have in mind is not meant to support spamming, but support the coders or something.If the text either is "Karma is 123" or "This person has the best sollutions ever, namely 123 and counting!" or just "Reputation: 123" doesn't matter, the person who installes the mod, an admin, he would be able to just modify that unmeaning text to whatever is suitable, wouldn't he?If this reputation system gets to causing spam, which it is never build for, it can always be modified to show less attractive text/images. It is just about logging how much a person has received good or bad wills, just like a warning system does privatly. Why would this system cause increased spamming?Wouldn't it just be nice when people can see how popular they are by their clients ?Or is it only the satisfaction that is important after helping someone, is that it?I hoped this could have been a good idea, but I was unfortunate.

I am certain you are correct :)Cannot say more about it though..

Looked for that already, but not finding it :)I guess that's only the first time you edit that post (namely, posting it)

We could make a vote, couldn't we? Shall I attach a poll? (how can I actually?)

But what if a certain height is needed, and percentages are what we want?Pixels do work, and sometimes the height must be specified, what then?

I don't understand What should I understand with default value for height?

I still wanna discuss the target attribute for getting back :)But I shan't.

Of cource, but then again, then you're not suggesting anymore, then you're forcing!

When did this error like occurred then? Did this code ever work, or not yet ever?If the later is the case, I would suggest removing any quotes surrounding table or column names, which is not necessary But I don't claim that is the sollution to this error. :)I see you are using user defined variables don't you? I never used that before, I always use variables php-side.. Much more reliable in my opinion..

In IE I wasn't able to use percentages either, with the height property.Don't know what that is all about All since, I use only pixels in the height property :)I'd like to know too why percentages don't work

Nothing, really :)I remember it was implemented in CSS3, with a few new options, but at least IE doesn't support CSS3...At first, W3C decided it should be up to the the user if he wants the document opened in a new window or the same. But many people discusses that decision, it should be possible for the creator of the site to suggest a new window or not. So they put back in the target in Strict, at least I think they did, in CSS.You can still use strict Xhtml with the target attribute, but with a Transitional DTD, or just not a "W3C valid" Strict one. :)Another sollution is to use javascript to open the document in a new window by script.Like this in the html part: <a href="something" onclick='return MyFunction(this.href)'>Click here</a> And this in the script (head section) part:

If the browser doesn't support tabbed browsing, and the user clicks a link while holding the shift key, the browser would open a new window :)Unless you want to avoid tabbed browsing because of a forced smaller window you want the user to get, I can't think of a reason why to figure out if the browsewr supports tabbed browsing.Besides, is it even possible to figure that out?

Ok, but you also haven't specified any dimensions for the iframes, so I can imagine it doesn't look very well. Would it even a bit help if you specified widths and heights for the iframes? If that doesn't work out either for you, then you can throw the iframes away

Then you may have put in a linebreak between the images, which are interpreted as spaces on the webpage. Could you link your site, so we can see what is wrong?

Indeed, if the string is dubble quoted, the quotes between the curly brackets don't matter what they are. They should at least be double too when inside those another pair of curly brackets will occur, like in this situation.

You don't have to use a whole table to be able to do this.Just adjust the margins in the stylesheet:img { margin:0; }

So did I think, but I wasn't sure it exists at all.

Use this and see if it helps for($i = 0; $i < $_POST['amt']; $i++) { $query = "INSERT INTO `monsterdb` VALUES( '{$_POST["name{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["level{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["members{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["habitat{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["exp{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["100%{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["gold{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["weapons{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["armour{$i}"]}', '{$_POST["other{$i}"]}' )";} And change the names of the form elements so that the numbers follow the name instead of the other way round. Names starting with numbers may cause any problems