Jack McKalling

Please do not post it in more than one forum, we answered the first one already .

The bar with the buttons "Previous", "Home" etc?Not possible on just a page.You can open a window that is poor of the toolbar, but not via run-time After it is open, it can be re-enabled again by the user if other bars are present

LOL Sorry to bother, but it is funny you all don't understand me, and I do understand you

For Europeans who don't bother waiting a while for the server accepting new registrations, can have a go at Dhost.info :)They do have some problems with an overdosis of registrations, so you would have to wait for it, accepting again. They are free, don't add adds nor banners nor popups, support PHP & MySQL, give 100 megabytes of storage, the only thing you have to buy or freedownload is a FTP program (my own Dhost site preview: FunLinks3, it is Dutch)

You may need to learn some PHP basics first, go see the tutorial at the site

Yeah, it is nice :)Only comment, ID attributes must only be unique, several same IDs are prohibited in strict markup. And this may be shortened out: To: (and continue using 'fieldList' instead of 'p')

Yeah right :)Everyone would say that

By the way, am I right, that you are Dutch ?If not, then my answer: I don't know how this could happen.. :)Could you give us an example, or a link to the site onwhich it happens?

Yes you have to :(Take some site as PhotoBucket or similar :DWhen you've done that, remember the link where it is stored.Then on the document you want the picture at: :)

To color links, there are more ways. You can add inline style statements, but you can also choose for a stylesheet. Both ways use statements to define anything about the <a> element.To color the link (both normal, visited, hover and active) use this statement: To underline the links or remove the underline:" To add several statements for the same element, separate them with a semicolon (;) like this: You can also add different styles to all four states of the link, define statements for only certain classes and combinations between those two, but you should refer the tutorial then, CSS -> Advanced -> Pseudo-classes:)

You're welcome :)

In an JavaScrips' confirm you can't change the focus of the "OK" button :)I can rewrite your javascript though: Much smaller isn't it

You're welcome :)

What exactly do you want to do with the string? Almost everything you can think about to do with them, can be done in PHP :)Is sprintf() what you want? It formats any string to another string according to a pattern.Or do you mean changing the data type by settype()?

Assumably, you had visited the link that rendered purple before, that is why it got the color of the a:visited :)

Not possible at the page that contains the frameset.Also not possible to show an image overlapping two or more frames, if you don't use positioning for it.It does is possible though, to show an image inside one of the frames, try it like this:

It is maybe because the languages may not be internet standards?I don't know..

A form is an area inwhich the user can input data, at some site.The data should always go somewhere, so that is why ACTION is required.Using Xhtml 1.1, which is strict to those require rules, it is prohibited to leave the action attribute. If you are not about transmitting the data in the form to a server-side program, why do you use a form then?That it what it is for

Javascript is only allowed to fetch content that is your own, else it thinks your stealing and denies your access

Change your Doc2 to: I hope this works

While the <form> element's attribute action is required, it must be added. I suggest you do so, or turn back to Xhtml 1.0 transitional :)PHPs superglobal server variable can be used, as for html can't do anything from serverside. And the location is at the server side so html can't read it

I've seen the tut for SVG, but noticed it is an xml language?

The Object element in Xhtml can be used for displaying graffics that don't need a file. For example: if I want a coloured circle, I don't need to make a stupid picture of only a couloured dot, I just embed an onject in the document.(the Object can be used for various things by the way)But the explanation of this element does not learn me enough to easily display what I want (I searched the elements list of the Xhtml tutorial, and chosed <object>)I want some picture like the red circle here. I made it myself, after hard working though. The page is Dutch and shows an error message (ignore it, I just wanted to show its picture)How can I add more parameters to the object? I want to color the circle, fill the circle, place content on top of it (such as the exclamation mark, but not relative-positioned). Any advanced programmer who can help me?

Well, you know about MSN groups?They use their own text editor, and load them onto the body of the page. I am really positive it is not a frame, that is why.Edit: I checked it out, and they don't use frames, but still they use an inline frame.I hope that is OK for you? :)If you are really sure you don't want frames nor inline frames ('floating frames'), then you might have a go at server side languages, like PHP, to read an external file and echo the content into a div, of the calling document Example: this way you'd use serverside script, and no frames. Neither FLASH

include() and require() are practically the same.There is only one difference, require() pastes the content and executes it, while include() only pastes, and executes if the calling script asks for it.For example: In this code, only file2.inc will be inserted Because the condition is false, include() won't be executed, where require() will :)the _once() addition only tells the script should only insert the content once, and skip the next calling to that file when there is another call