What types of websites are they? Furthermore, what types of images did you have in mind, structural, promotional, or decorative images?
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What types of websites are they? Furthermore, what types of images did you have in mind, structural, promotional, or decorative images?
Free... logos?
Isn't that a bit... impersonal? I thought a logo was supposed to symbolize the site it was applied on. Downloading a bulk logo, or having one mass-produced, seems a bit too......
Have you tried ZLIB? I saw it in the extensions list on the PHP 5.x installer, and it seems like it would work okay... Check it out, at least. It might be worth it.
Okay. I think it's time someone addressed this issue, or at least unified it into a single post. Correct me if I'm wrong.
A "favicon" is the little image that appears next to the URL of a site in...
Not to mention the fact that accessing satellite maps with the level of detail and the ease of accessibility that Google and Mapquest have would be FAR out of the common coder's reach, except for the...
Well, this may not be related to CODING or SCRIPTING, but it is relevant to this forum nonetheless.
The last time I was on here, about a half a year ago, most of the posts in this forum were along...
Do you have PHP installed on your server? That may help.
Use globals.
Instead of using $c, declare (earlier in the script):
global $c;
Words of Computer Wisdom:
session_start();
/* The file will not run on its own. You must write a program to MAKE it run on its own.
Doing so, and making it easy for general users to do, is...
LOAD FROM INFILE "page.sql"
(Please correct any mistakes)
I actually might have an answer for this one!
What I have been using is a XHTML/PHP combo using the following:
<!-- XHTML Form -->
<form name="navForm" action="post" method="navigate.php">...
Burning question: Does GoDaddy.com support PHP?
Hey, another possible solution would be to use the PHP, as support is built into it for MySQL. However, you may not be able to get PHP to work on your server, so if your current solution works, then...
And that makes them... high-quality? NO.
Notepad is free. It always works. 'Nuff said. :cool:
EDIT: Man, this is starting to turn into a Mehok death thread. Or at least a Visual Web death...
No one cares whether it's Designer or Developer. We've never heard of it, and half of us are professionals. Or at least we know somewhat what we're doing.
And in my biased opinion, real web...
Thanks, embarrassed. :o
Dude, iframes aren't even valid XHTML anymore. Instead, use a page margin, and add absoluted divs containing the navigation and banners at the end. This probably belongs in the HTML forum anyways.
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Call me a noob. It's true.
How exactly does the session_start and other such functions work? :confused: I'm sure it's incredibly obvious, but I'm kinda strapped for time and resources. :o
FAIL!!!
*owned*
Use the wonderful function:
$goodText = br2nl("badText");
It might help.
When you guys get this done, let me know. I never even knew that files could be POSTed via a form.
Dammit. Well, strike that from my website...:mad:
Yeah. Well, it may not have been the revolution I was originally thinking of, but whatever. I'm pretty new to PHP, actually.
A while back, as some of you might remember, I tried getting phpBB to work. It failed.
Anyways, recently I have been appointed by my school's Robotics Team to build a website. Remembering my...