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pdkadam
Last Activity: Jul 21 '09, 11:57 AM
Joined: Jul 14 '09
Location: Pune, India
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  • yes. i gues the line is a border that u hav used somewhere. some orientation mistake. may be "margin: 0 auto;" thing or no "float" given somewhere.
    can u post the updated link? the previous link isnt working fine in my FF browser.
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  • Really sorry to say that your page neither renders properly in FF nor in IE.
    The CSS is really messed up.
    Try writing the CSS again using W3C standards. Read some tips to write good CSS before that. Always consider all the possible resolutions, fonts substitutes and cross-platform issues to ensure that your page displays well in the maximum cases. Most important of all, keep testing your page while developing it. Use FF & IE for...
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  • pdkadam
    replied to Wordpress » Page shows Categories, pages
    in CMS
    Its practically impossible to trace the error in a small code snippet that actually has roots & branches in multiple files.
    My advice is refer this for wordpress problems:
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page
    and search for the exact solution.
    Sorry couldnt help much about it....
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  • pdkadam
    replied to populating mysql using php
    in PHP
    yes its possible

    yes you can loop it exactly the no. of times the amount of images you have.
    for that purpose u will have to set a variable to count the images. this variable will first check the no. of images and will restrict the loop to execute that many no. of times.
    now how that can be done? u need to tell whr r the images stored & fetched from.
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  • pdkadam
    replied to Visible and Invisible buttion
    May be the case is like this: After clicking a submit button, i.e. after submitting the form, a message is displayed to the user which has an OK button as an acknowledgement that the user has read the message. It do not see such a thing normally but you can have something like this.
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  • pdkadam
    replied to Visible and Invisible buttion
    AJAX is the solution

    Use jQuery AJAX to change the SUBMIT button to OK button.
    First of all use only a part of the page for the form. Using AJAX call, you can submit only this selected part and not entire page. Hence the whole page will not be reloaded. The section which will be refreshed will have SUBMIT button replaced by OK button using jQuery replacewith() function.

    Here's a link for reference:
    htt...
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