Jack McKalling
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It would be a little more advanced than average, but i'll explain some bits that might be used:An area with display="none"<span onclick="do display the area, but only if not already there">linky</span>areas content will be the form you want :(Am I not too difficult?
It is just a SPAN, that displays a form area, and hides it after second click -
In Xhtml tutorial, it says the "name" attribute has been replaced by the "id" attribute. In HTML4 specification also I guess.In Xhtml it is not prohibited to use HTML forms instead of Xforms. But in there, in HTML forms the "name" attribute is all over the place
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You are right, I tried to explain my way, only you did easier understandable :)Look here for my topic
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Hi :)You might use some style for the markers of the ul, they can be found in the CSS tutorial
Go to CSS2 References and you'll probably find what you're looking for -
But the capitalisation is not necessary, you may if you want,but for future use it is recommended to use lowercase elements and attributes. See the Xhtml tut HERE.So this would be nice:
<html> <head> <title> Your Name </title> (any other tags you want to include) </head> <body> (any other tags you want to include) </body></html> -
I aggree
Stylesheets are wonderful. But lets not care about that here.Also, there is one font-element in your code, Jeadss, that has no attributes, so it is useless. -
Mostly of the time you notice VBScript inside ASP tags.My question: as for the explanation that javascript is also possible, why no lessons in that? :)Like:
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Edit: correction, two little ones :)Seeing the forums, the QUOTE button has a blue border.The rest don't, so I assume there is a difference between the definition of those images and this one?It can change from a "+" sign into a "-" sign but does not do anything.Second, the "Proceding, wait a moment"-page has its content left-aligned, which may look better when centered?
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Very much I like it! Also all the rest of the tutorials. Very good indeed :)But for PHP, comparing it with the other tuts, there are only syntax lessons and some references to functions on a other site... Why can't we learn more?
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Hello, good to see you
*correction, read*FunLinks is my own site. It can be found here, and is Dutch. Click hereBut it has been shut down for the time being.I want to have a visitor counter, which I have but not implemented on the site yet, and it has a bug to be fixed. Can any one help me with the following?
It should result as:Count = "<?php$txtbestand = "bezoekers.txt";$content = fopen ($txtbestand, "r");$num = fgets ($content, 1000);fclose ($content);echo ($num);?>"
As for the blue, is some number in file "bezoekers.txt".It leaves the quotes blank :)Ps.: the file that was opened consists of only that number.Count = "7" -
Yeah, I aggree. I only found it below the links of a tutorial, why not also on homepage?
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I Like this forum too
being experienced in InvisionFree, and some familiar with Invision Prower Board.One of the many boards I am member of now, in English, but I am Dutch
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Go to CSS2 References and you'll probably find what you're looking for
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