ScottR

Wow, you all had me thinking I had IE7 as a typo somewhere lol. I was just curious as if anyone has encountered the same problem. I have done several searches with no luck. For now I have to test all database queries online through a password protected directory until microsoft gets their head out of their a**. I cant use apache either, its a vista issue, and reluctantly got my laptop with vista installed.

Just curious if anyone is using IIS7 with php and have had problems with the mysql extensions working properly.Scott

In order for anyone to know whats going on they will have to see your code. Please post that.

Without seeing the page via a link Id say float the mainbox using your css http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_class_float.asp just float it next to the navcontainer

I have a quick question about Mock-Ups. I've been looking around and see that alot of mock ups are images..usually jpegs. Is it common practice to create the mock up in code and take a screen shot, or create it in a program such as Photoshop, Fireworks, etc. to show the potential client what it will be based on.Is this way off base Mock upScott

Thanks. I'm going through a required course with Access right now and it seems really simplistic to me. I'd rather work from the command line. But ofcourse that could change. I still have a long way to go and lots to learn. Thanks for the input/advise.

LOL, it's not that bad, kinda goofy...but not bad..Thanks. I didn't think access was very good for web databases. But I've been wrong before.

Hello, a few questions here. I usually use PHP and MySQL for my Object Oriented Programming and now am starting to dabble into Microsoft Technologies. My question is do most ASP programmers use Access or MS SQL? I realize this is probably a matter of opinion or preference, but I'm hoping to get a few opinions on the database end of it. Plus I already have plenty of application installed on my PC lol.Thanks,Scott

If the page is dynamic and you are using a database. I would suggest ordering them by decending order when you access the database.

You need to add frameborder="0" in your iframe code to remove the border on an iframe.ScottSorry I misread your post. I thought you were trying to remove the border on your iframe.

You could use PHP. There are tons of PHP/ajax tutorials on the web.

Ok thank you. That's pretty much what I thought...Use databases for secure information, and use xml for non-secure information.

I'm a bit confused here. I understand the purpose of xml files, and how to write simple xml files. What I don't seem to get is when you are grabbing information from an xml file does that file stand alone or is that file included in a database. Here's where I get lost. If infact I need to add my xml file to a database then the whole xml situation seems useless?