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The AJAX examples on the website don't work in the latest version of firefox.

hmmm... no, it's not the coding aspect that I'm unable to do... it's the massive amounts of information that I am really not in a position to create my self =p

I need a way of giving someone who wants to sign up on a website the ability to select what country they live in, and depending on that what state, and then city... does anyone know of a pre-made package for this or a way for me to accomplish this?

Could you put it up as a test page some where so I can see it in action?

I'm afriad thats something that isnt easily controlled. Because Javascript is used for popups, not all browsers take kindly to the window.open function.

you can change the information within a div by using .innerHTML... like this:

<div id="changeme" align="center"><img src="files/xxxxxx.jpg"></div><script>document.getElementById('changeme').innerHTML = "rotate.html";</script>

but I assume you want to actually display the contents of rotate.html... which means you'll need to use an Iframe to display it, or just get rid of rotate.html all together and have javascript write what ever rotate.html would have contained using the example above.

Well, you didnt really convey what it was that was wrong or what you wanted to change... but I think I can help you anyway. What you can do is set your menu to absolute, but don't use right. Instead, keep the default position it holds and move it by setting the margins.

I copied these lines off of a website that shows movies. It should be pretty easy to understand. If you have any specific questions regarding how this code works, I'll help you with it.

                                <object id="MediaPlayer1" classid="CLSID:22d6f312-b0f6-11d0-94ab-0080c74c7e95" codebase="http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab#Version=5,1,52,701" standby="Loading Microsoft Windows® Media Player components..." type="application/x-oleobject" width="320" height="285">                                  <param name="fileName" value="http://media.ebaumsworld.com/wmv/shakyvoice.wmv">                                  <param name="animationatStart" value="true">                                  <param name="transparentatStart" value="true">                                  <param name="autoStart" value="true">                                  <param name="showControls" value="true">                                  <param name="Volume" value="-20">                                  <embed type="application/x-mplayer2" pluginspage="http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/MediaPlayer/" src="http://media.ebaumsworld.com/wmv/shakyvoice.wmv" width=320 height=285 autostart=1 showcontrols=1 volume=-20></embed>                                 </object>

could you be a little more specific or give an example?

switch the doctype to something like html 4.01 transitional

javascript doesn't make passwords.

I'm not sure background-color: transparent; is legal... try background-color: none;But if I'm wrong, then it's most likely because the validator warning you that the text might be hard to read if it isnt on a solid background color.

well... the easiest option would require knowledge of php and possibly mysql if you were going to store the list somewhere... what is this going to be used for?

Well, after a lot of foolin around... you are indeed right... the doctype is what's killin yah. Switch to something like html 4.01 transitional and it should all work fine.

Please, proofread your posts before you send them. It boggles my mind that someone can write a website but not get even close to using correct English.As for your question, what is this "space" you're referring to? What is 75% space? And it sounds like your asking about changing the way the source looks, and not the website?

I'd do it with PHP and MySQL.

if you want to insert a variable into a string you can do it like this:"my variable equals ".$myvariable." units of greatness!"or"my variable equals {$myvariable} units of greatness!"

My expertise is strictly with php and mysql, as is a huge number of the web developers out there. I guarantee you'll never find a queston in php that you can't google and find and answer pretty easily, and if you're teaching your self... you might consider switching over :)sorry I can't help you with your question... I've just seen this thread kinda laying there for a while and figured I might as well reply with something, eh?

yeah, you're probably right about that =pI dunno, I havnt really looked into it

my host makes me use enism or cpanel, and both work great

The sequence is wrong... in your css, you're accessing an anchor tag within an image tag within the thumb id... but what you want is an image tag within an anchor tag within the thumb id.I'm not sure if#thumb a:hover img{} is allowed though... so you have to do:#thumb a img:hover{} but then this isnt supported in IE6, although it should be once IE7 comes out... and of course it's already supported in FireFox

I just tried it... this will do exactly what you're asking for...<div style="height:100%; border: 1px solid red;">test</div>I added the border so that you can visually see that it is indeed taking up the entire browser window. If it's inset a little, zero-out the margins and padding for the div and the body.

you can send information to a page like this:blah.php?variableName=value&anotherVariable=anotherValueand then with php, you can get the information from the variables with either$_GET['variableName']$_REQUEST['variableName']or my favorite, but causes warnings to appear if warnings are enabled...$variableNameusing this, you should be able to open new windows or something that have the same information as the last.... I hope that answers your question

look into javascript.