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snowdonkey
Last Activity: Dec 17 '07, 03:00 PM
Joined: Aug 3 '06
Location: Chicago
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DarkSaturn, welcome to The Scripts! It's always best to provide code that's not working properly (so that someone responding doesn't have to re-create an example from scratch).
In addition to what drhowarddrfine suggested, you might also try removing the image you're floating left from within the paragraph. Using inline CSS it would look something like this:
...Code:<div> <img src="myPic.jpg"
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Like AricC said the things you want your clients to be able to do on your website (fill out a form, send payment, print a copy for themselves, request an invoice, email yourself a Word document) are all things you can accomplish in PHP.
However I would strongly encourage you have someone else do it, unless you have vested interest and time in learning web technology. I think you'll find that the time you spend to make the site,...Leave a comment:
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CSS "visibility " property hides an element but retains its space in the flow of the document. If you want to remove an element from the flow of a document (not just make it invisible, but allocate its space to other elements, which is what I think you want to do) then use "display: none".Leave a comment:
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PEAR Package not found by PHP Script
I'm trying to use the Mail package from PEAR in a script that sends an e-mail over SMTP. The problem is that the Mail class in Mail.php provided by the package isn't found by the script. I'm using:
[PHP]require_once "Mail.php";[/PHP]
and I get the messages:
I've made sure that include_path in my php.ini file is directed to my PEAR folder containing pear.bat. It looks like this (I've... -
What you're describing is known as Flash of Unstyled Content (FOUC). Here's more about it and how to prevent it:
http://www.bluerobot.c om/web/css/fouc.aspLeave a comment:
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You don't need to change the padding, you can just change the "right" property of the ul element.
So right now it reads "right: 40px;". You can make this value 0px and it'll be indented as it would normally. (or just delete it)Leave a comment:
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What do you mean by "call a function for the top: value in a div tag?" Its border? Margin? Padding? And during what event do you want the function to be triggered?Leave a comment:
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Howdy. In your CSSandCode:margin-left: -40px !important
are being interpreted differently by IE7 than other browsers. IE7 is showing your image bullets but they are just out of view.Code:margin: 0px auto;
We can comment the above declarations out and use relative positioning instead of negative margins to move the list to the left, and this was agreeable to IE7 and others. Here was my example, with just your list and its CSS:
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That's just it. Thanks again ronverdonk. :-)Leave a comment:
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PHP E-mail Processing
Hey. I'd like to make a PHP script that takes the return address, subject, and message from an e-mail saves them as different variables?
So for example: someone sends me an e-mail to me@mydomain.com from whatever client they use (Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, etc.). The script receives the e-mail data. Then the script separates the sender, subject, and message as variables and puts them into respective MySQL table columns.
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Sorry, nevermind that business about $_REQUEST replaceable for $_GET, $_POST, etc. But I have always used it successfully for receiving variables through URL.Leave a comment:
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I've always just used $_REQUEST array (which encompasses $_POST, $_GET, $_SESSION, and $_COOKIE) to get my variables passed through URL. If I have register_global s off than I should have had to use $_GET or $_REQUEST or else my script should've failed, but I alas, I fixed it.
Apparently the newest version of PHP turns display_errors= off as default, different than error_reporting . So even though technically there were errors, none...Leave a comment:
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Register Globals=Off Not Working
Hey. I recently upgraded my Windows XP machine to PHP 5.2.0 and Apache to 2.2.3. I just realized that my scripts are able to use variables passed through via URL without using $_REQUEST[] to receive them.
I've made sure I have register_global s = Off in my php.ini file. Changing the error_reporting to E_STRICT didn't give me any feedback either. I also browsed the PHP 5 update logs but didn't see anything there.
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Use CSS to control the borders of your HTML tables.
As a very simple example, in the </head> of your document you could say:
removing right, bottom, and left borders from all tables in your document.Code:<style> table { border-right: 0px; border-bottom: 0px; border-left: 0px; } </style>Leave a comment:
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Your post is kinda nondescript...c an you provide the code in go.php that handles the form?Leave a comment:
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You could use PHP to store a cookie but JavaScript also handles cookies. Here's a page about it:
http://www.w3schools.c om/js/js_cookies.asp
And also another forum question about cookies and JavaScript:
http://www.thescripts. com/forum/thread567479.ht ml...Leave a comment:
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snowdonkey replied to The scroll bar is missing in IE6 due to issues with relative positioning in CSSin HTML CSSThe scroll bar works in IE 6 for me. Have you since fixed the problem?Leave a comment:
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Interestingly IE through version 6 if you specify a color as "grey" then the actual color comes out a lime green.Leave a comment:
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In your site's main directory make a folder called reverse-therapy. Inside that folder put your reverse-therapy.html file and rename it index.html. Now people can use www.sapphirecoa ching.com/reverse-therapy and view the correct file. When a file is titled index, it becomes the default file for a folder if none is specified.Leave a comment:
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