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very strangeit worked for me in both firefox and explorer here at home, and in explorer at work, and it worked for someone else too.i've taken the ajax stuff off now and reverted back to how it was originally.

hmmm..strange.it works here in IE6

no its not..it is there

thanks alot :)although i added the refresh on the thank you page which is basically a blank page with the thanks on, then redirects the user back to the homepage.looks like everything workshttp://www.midlandkarting.co.ukto see it in action

i'm setting up this page with ajax, in a way that links target a certain div and load from an external file. also means the url stays the same.basically, this means replacing the href links with this - <a href="java script:ajaxpage('homeinc.php', 'mainpagelayer');">home page</a>the problem arises with form/email sending.the action attribute is usually action="formprocess.php"but, this creates a new page, which i dont want.but, making the action like this - action="java script:ajaxpage('formprocess.php', 'mainpagelayer');"the information put in the fields doesn't appear in the email, but it still sends the email.but it still writes in the mainpagelayer div "thanks, your email is sent" or whatever you want writing in there, but <p>Thank you <?php echo $_POST["name"]; ?>.</p>no name appears.any ideas?

hehe..apart from explorer goes against the grain of w3 standards and renders things differently making it almost impossible to make a webpage appear exactly the same in both explorer and other browsers without too much stress is a good enough reason :)plus loads of other user friendly stuff that explorer doesn't have.most people here seem to hate explorer in some way or another anyway

klingon dictionary from amazon

so dial up users dont feel threatened by the broadband users and so like to hide away and click on a small link (big links take longer to load), they have their own litle hide away.

that sounds pretty coolpity i'm absolutely no good at flash :)

post your code then we can examine what you did and help you a bit better rather than giving a vague answer:)

well...first of all, welcome to the forumi would recommend that you get to grips with what html is all about and a few of the basic tags here - http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_intro.aspthen, once you've tried the examples out, see how they work, you could try to build a page out of that you've learnt, basically a bit of everything to practise the tags, it doesn't have to be much sense, and you dont need to put it on the web either as you can view html documents on your own computer with your browser (which should be firefox and definatly not explorer :) )if you find you want something doing but cant see how to do it with what you know, then come and ask us, show the code you got and any attempts you've made at what your trying to achieve, and we'll point you in the right direction for an answer.hope that helps:(

since when did "Extensible" start with an 'x' ?

some of us have other jobs you know and dont lve at the computer..(well, some people think i do) :)so having an email a day would be too much for most people looking at it for a hobby or something. and we all learn at different speeds what takes one person one day could take someone a week.

you can change the colours and underlines of links using css A:link {text-decoration:none; color:#FF0000}A:visited {text-decoration:none; color:#FF0000}A:hover { color:#FF9900; text-decoration:underline;}A:active {text-decoration:none; color:#FF9900} means - all links when not used or have the mouseover are red, but when mouse is over, are green and underlines and clicked are just green.if you want to use the mouseover attribute, thats javascript.do a search on google for javascript rollovers and you'll get a quite a few results.its best to see if you can find a solution, if you can, then pick one, then if you cant understand, we'll help you with it.

well..tested it out and it didn't blow up or do anything weird that i could see like cause the computer to grow legs and run off down the streetseemed to work ok in both firefox and explorerhttp://www.midlandkarting.co.ukthe main index page hasn't got the include, but the rest of the pages have

thats pretty much the set up i have at the momentjust wondered if it was possible to put the body tag in the php include without causing the page to self destruct.there'll still be only the one body tag though in the source code

ahh..okwell..the first body tag will be in the menu include.and the closing body tag as normal in the code.

i guess its a case of "lets see what happens" then?

this is possibly a more html question than a php question...anywayyou got your basic page<html><head></head><body></body></html>if you have the <body> tag in a php include file, would that affect the page in anyway?when the browser reads the file on the server, the server will include whatever html is in that php include file, and it will just display as normal html in the source code.i know in the past, i've made the mistake of having body tags in the include file, and so i had several body tags in the source code.so, leaving it out and putting in the include file, i would of thought would have no affect on the page.reason been is, i have a few preloaded images for a rollover menu in javascript, on every page, and if i change the images, i have to edit the body tag on every page. and editing 1 page is alot easier than editing alot more :)

i dont know the answer to your question..but you should only post one topic..and reply to that topic instead of making 2 identical threads.

server side scripting is very usefulwhatever one you feel is better or whichever you need more i'd say go for that onei myself prefer php at the moment, its more useful to me at this point of time.although its best learning everything and anything, its probably not physically possible unless you devote 24/7 to learning for a 2-3 years.i like to learn asp, coldfusion etc etc..but learning them and php would probably confuse me and probably fry my brain causing my head to melt into a gloopy mess on my shoulders..and that wouldn't be very useful..none of my t-shirts will fit for a start..

http://www.midlandkarting.co.ukmight as well have the site to look at

people who have multiple accounts are usually kicked from forumstheres no point in having more than one account...what you going to do with it? talk to yourself? :)and the mods dont have access usually to the ip's of the members unless its set that way by the admins.

i want to get rid of the errors, but i dont know whats causing it.if the favicon can get fixed too so it shows where it meant to, then that would be great too

i tried to set a favicon up on my site, but it didn't work. so i've prety much given up on it.however, a new problem has arisen.i've got a setup where if a page or image that doesn't exist, it sends me an email with the error, as well as a custom error page if its a mis-spelt link or something.anyway, i removed all trace of code from the only page that had the favicon on it, so therefore, no favicon should try to be loaded. but yet i still get error messages.removed the favicon image from the server, no difference, i then put it back on the server..but yet the error messages get more common. and its not regulary either...they either come once every site visit, or about 6 million in one go. and "favicon.ico" comes up as a page visit on the stats page i got...any ideas on how to stop this?