POWERPLAY27

Ok I installed another version of Apache with a different folder: httpd-2.4.4-win32.zip when I extract I have the folder Apache24 (and all the files within) I placed the folder in C:/Apache24 I configured the conf.httpd file to change the ports to be listened to (as mentioned before), I also added the following line to the bottom of the fileLoadModule php5_module "c:/php/php5apache2_4.dll"AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php# configure the path to php.iniPHPIniDir "C:/php"As instructed. I also installed PHP 5.4.12, moved the folder to c:/php I went into my system environment variables and added this in path: ;c:\php;c:\apache24;c:\apache24\bin; Apache 2.4 now starts and at the bottom I see Apache/2.4.4(Win32)PHP/5.4.12, not sure if that means its working properly now, as when I go into the test configuration I'm now getting the same three errors I was initially getting, also when I try to test it having created a php file with phpinfo(); to display in browser, when I try it #http://localhost/info.php no information about PHP appears in my browser.

Hi guys I'm now trying to install Apache 2 for the first time on my Windows 7 PC, I have installed it, but I got errors The Apache service named reported the following error:>>> Unable to open logs . The Apache service named reported the following error:>>> no listening sockets available, shutting down . The Apache service named reported the following error:>>> (OS 10048)Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted. : make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 I haven't got PHP or Mysql installed yet, but will do that after I get Apache 2 working properly or do I need to have PHP installed as well for it to work? EDIT: Ok I went into the configuration file httpd.conf and edited the file, I changed the listen port from 80 to 8888 and also Listen: 12.34.56.78:8888, also changed the serverName localhost: 8888Reason is because other services use the default 80 port, so I either needed to shutdown any programs or services using port 80 or just simply change the port range. That seems to have got rid of most of the previous error messages, but now I'm getting just one more and not sure how to correct it: Cannot Load C:/Apache2/modules/mod_access.so into server: The specified module could not be found.

No there doesn't seem to be any errors, the webpage loads, but I can't see the animation, but I also created a html file and inserted the code, uploaded it to the server and it works, but this is asp file and the code doesn't respond, so I am guessing it is done somewhat differently in .asp?

I have a website created in asp, which a friend of mine helped me to build, but I am having trouble putting an adobe edge animation to show on my webpage. I have uploaded all my files to the server and have made sure the paths to these files are correct, however the animation does not appear on my webpage. <%@ Page Title="SIGN Technologies - Welcome!" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Site.master" AutoEventWireup="true"CodeBehind="DefaultTest.aspx.cs" CodeFile="DefaultTest.aspx.cs" Inherits="SignTech._DefaultTest" %><asp:Content ID="HeaderContent" runat="server" ContentPlaceHolderID="HeadContent"><style type="text/css">.auto-style1 {font-size: large;}</style></asp:Content><asp:Content ID="BodyContent" runat="server" ContentPlaceHolderID="MainContent"> <!--Adobe Edge Runtime--><script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="welcomeAnime_edgePreload.js"></script><style>.edgeLoad-EDGE-9779601 { visibility:hidden; }</style><!--Adobe Edge Runtime End--><div id="Stage" class="EDGE-9779601"></div> <img src="Images/Home.jpg" alt="Home" class="icon"/><h2>Welcome!</h2> </asp:Content> The code highlighted should in theory display the animation.This actually works in HTML, but for .ASP the animation does not appear.

I want to animate text to go from the right side of the screen to the left side of the screen, that I can do, but where there is a problem is not being able to place an image near each text and group together, so both can move in the same direction aligned to each other.

I am looking for a good GIF animator software, or even an animation program where GIF's can be created. At the moment the ones I've found have not been upto scratch, the best one I've found so far is Easy GIF Animator, but even that has its limitations and doesn't allow for me to do what I want to do.C What would one recommend?

Thought I had another problem, thankfully resolved now.

I will take your way into consideration, I didn't know I could do it that way per say, I just started now reading through a book on javascript, there is about 14 chapters and I'm now only on chapter 3 nearly on 4, lol. Haha just realised border-radius is a css property, haha still I didn't know I could do certain backgrounds this way!

Maybe go to photoshop and adjust the size? It will only be good to do this if you have a bigger picture to reduce the size of otherwise it will look distorted. If you don't have photoshop even camera picture edit programs have features that can help you to do this.

The clear both; is the best method to use right? I did it, its now working just as my flash file was.

Ok now I'm having trouble lifting that text up. Text up now, trying to move to the left, but I'm stuck now. Fixed it, thanks, clear: both; helped me to do it with the overflow:hidden I was stuck with the margin-left positioning.

If I do that doesn't work properly and also I put the span in css, but one of the block is marginally to the left of the other blocks. I can sort that out by inputing the span and the css properties individually in each line and adjusting the values, but of course would be easier to have just one line of css properties and all in line.

Its fine now I sorted it.

dsonesuk your suggestions are the most accurate when you know what the user actually wants and I thank you for your time and knowledge its not the first time you got me out of a mess.

Thanks for the swift response, I went to sleep just after writing that and woke up just now, its on my mind lol. I've done it, thank you very much , I actually did it the long way at first and inserted the code myself, but it didn't work so I just copied and pasted your code.With every new piece of coding I find I try to understand it, try to get the gist and feel for it thats why sometimes I just do it the long way. Now with the issue of bullet points, I am thinking maybe change the paragraphs into <li> list and have bullet points with the text, but then I won't be able to change the color of the bullet points themselves.So I want to create bullet poinst myself to go along with the text, you mentioned "just use span styled to be block element, define height:, width: background-color: and float left within paragraph" <span style="display:block; height: 50%; width: 50%; background-color: yellow; float:left;"> so basically something like this, shall I put this within each <p> element?

Ok this is my javascript code

<script type="text/javascript">	  $('#webdesignerAnime p:gt(0)').hide();		setInterval(function(){  $('#webdesignerAnime p:first-child').fadeIn('slow')  .next('p').fadeOut('slow')  .end().appendTo('#webdesignerAnime');}, 1000);   </script>

This is my html code:

<div  id='webdesignerAnime'><p>Static/Dynamic Website Design/Re-Design</p><p>Bespoke Online Applications</p><p>Flash Animation Design Development</p><p>Database Creation & Communication</p><p>Content Management System (CMS)</p><p>Multimedia (CD-ROM / DVD-ROM / Blu Ray)</p><p>Ecommerce</p><p>Search Engine Optimisation</p></div>

The result: www.sign-technologies.net/webdesigner.aspx I want to adjust this code I found on another forum so that the list of text is fades in one at a time similiar as to what is going on within the red space on that webpage.What is needed in order to do this?

Please don't do this, just use jquery then fade text in one at a time. no images, no bandwidth loading images.

I would like to have the bullet points to be grouped with each line of text, so if I want to do this, this won't work that that method or can I it?

Ok well I have used Powerpoint to create an animation, I then saved the file as a GIF.I have no idea if I did it correctly, because the GIF image does not animate: I want to animate this to put on my website: Each bullet point and text to fade on entrance one after the other.

Thanks for the suggestion dsonesuk, thats sorted it out for me. I've done some reading and I have learn't about what effects the browsers, thank you all, until next time, (which is likely to be pretty soon, lol)

Ok, thank you very much for clearing that up. I have spent a fair amount of time thinking about what it might be causing that reaction in IE.

http://www.sign-technologies.net/Portfolio.aspx?portfolioid=3 I have one more issue in IE, have a look at this webpage and move the mouse around the screen, you should see the image going further and further below the screen changing its {margin-top} location.Do the same in the other browsers and this won't happen. Here is the asp code my friend used (he developed the whole website)

using System;using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Linq;using System.Web;using System.Web.UI;using System.Web.UI.WebControls;namespace SignTech{    public partial class Portfolio : System.Web.UI.Page    {	    int _portfolioId = 0;	    int _imageId = 0;	    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)	    {		    if(Request.QueryString["portfolioid"] != null)		    {			    string pi = Request.QueryString["portfolioid"];			    if(int.Parse(pi) > 0)			    {				    _portfolioId = int.Parse(pi);			    }		    }		    if (Request.QueryString["imageid"] != null)		    {			    string ii = Request.QueryString["imageid"];			    if (int.Parse(ii) > 0)			    {				    _imageId = int.Parse(ii);			    }		    }		    FillPortfolio();	    }	    private string GetStockPrice()	    {		    double randomStockPrice = 50 + new Random().NextDouble();		    return randomStockPrice.ToString("C");	    }	    private void FillPortfolio()	    {		    string tableStart = "<table class='tablecenterednoborders'>";		    string tableEnd = "</table>";		    string rs = "<tr>";		    string re = "</tr>";		    string cs = "<td class='cellcentered'>";		    string ce = "</td>";		    string content = "";		    List<PortfolioManager.PortfolioData> portfolios = new List<PortfolioManager.PortfolioData>();		    List<PortfolioManager.ImageData> images = new List<PortfolioManager.ImageData>();		    PortfolioManager pm = new PortfolioManager();		    //Load portfolio bar		    portfolios = pm.GetPortfolios();		    content = tableStart;		    content += rs;		    foreach (PortfolioManager.PortfolioData p in portfolios)		    {			    content += cs;			    content += "<a href='Portfolio.aspx?portfolioid=" + p.portfolioId + "'>";			    content += "<img class='portfoliothumbnail' src='" + pm.GetImageLocation(pm.GetFirstImageId(p.portfolioId)) + "' />";			    content += "</a>";			    content += ce;		    }		    content += re;		    content += tableEnd;		    divPortfolioThumbnails.InnerHtml = content;		    // Load image bar		    if(_portfolioId > 0 )		    {			    images = pm.GetImages(_portfolioId);		    }		    else		    {			    images = pm.GetImages(portfolios[0].portfolioId);		    }		    content = tableStart;		    content += rs;		    foreach (PortfolioManager.ImageData i in images)		    {			    content += cs;			    content += "<a href='Portfolio.aspx?portfolioid=" + i.portfolioId + "&imageid=" + i.imageId + "'>";			    content += "<img class='portfoliothumbnail' src='" + pm.GetImageLocation(i.imageId) + "' />";			    content += "</a>";			    content += ce;		    }		    content += re;		    content += tableEnd;		    divImageThumbnails.InnerHtml = content;		    // Load first image		    content = tableStart;		    content += rs;		    content += cs;		    if (_imageId > 0)		    {			    content += "<img class='portfolioimage' src='" + pm.GetImageLocation(_imageId) + "' />";		    }		    else		    {			    content += "<img class='portfolioimage' src='" + pm.GetImageLocation(images[0].imageId) + "' />";		    }		    content += ce;		    content += re;		    content += tableEnd;		    divPortfolioImage.InnerHtml = content;	    }    }}

Not sure if you know asp.net yourself, but if you do, can you see anything in that code which might be causing that to happen?

Thanks thats sorted out the issue, thanks for clearing that up for me! :-)

Compare the width, height used for embed (FF) to the width height of object (IE).

Sorry how would ago about doing this? I have checked the source code in IE and the width and height are the same, however in chrome (the other browser I use) I cannot see this information when looking at the source code.

Hi POWERPLAY27, I can see that you are using ASP.NETIn your code-behind this will get the browser string from the User-Agent header:var browser = Request.Browser.Browser;Then you can have 'case' or 'if' statement where you can alter your code for specific browser. Hope this helps. Oleg

<!--browser searching --><script type="text/javascript">var browser = "Unknown";var version = 0;if (window.opera){browser = "Opera";version = "5+";if (window.opera.setPreference){version = "9";}}else if(document.all){browser = "Internet Explorer";version = "6-";if (window.XMLHttpRequest){version = "7+"; (I'm guessing I would have to add something here?) }}else if (window.sidebar){browser = "Firefox";version = "1+";}document.write(browser + " " + version);	</script>

do you mean something like this? Have a look at this webpage www.sign-technologies.net/webdesigner.aspx in firefox/chrome/ safari and then have a look at the same webpage in I.E. You will notice that the flash animation writing seems more bigger than what is shown in the other browsers. I'm actually confused on what I have to actually adjust to make the content look the same in IE as it does in the other browsers.

I didn't think software such as Photoshop could produce such an image, I thought I needed a graphics design program to be able to use tools to help me create a nice graphic image. I'm in the process of learning to use blender.