hmm, not sure what's going on.
Try turning on rewrite log and see how your request goes through the rules you have.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod...tml#rewritelog...
Sudaraka
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Try it with the starting /
Code:RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^\/adminxx\/loginCode:RewriteRule ^\/adminxx\/login - [S=6]
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You can add a condition to each rule to make sure the request uri does not contain /adminxx/login
Or, you can make it skip these rewrites if the request is for /adminxx/loginCode:RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^adminxx\/login
...Code:#redirect mobile browsers RewriteRule ^adminxx\/login - [S=6] #no rewrite, just skip next 6 lines RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^.*iPhone.*$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.mysite.mobi/Leave a comment:
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Name of the constructor should be __init__ (with two underscore characters on either side). A small typo, The rest is good.Leave a comment:
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It's difficult to give you a straight answer with the details you have provided.
When you merge two scripts, there are million and one things that could go wrong. If you post the code or a link we can take a look and give you some pointers.Leave a comment:
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Yes, blue box (background color) comes from the CSS "ul ul a", which I believe you have used to set the background color of the dropdown menu.
That selector is too generic and will get you into pit falls like this, instead use some thing like "#MenuBar1 ul a" so the menu styles only apply to the menu elements.Leave a comment:
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I'm not an expert in this subject, but in my experience is you try to access http://externalip:4444 with your network (i.e 192.168.x.x) it doesn't work.
Try it from outside of your network.Leave a comment:
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You can use the same for the text files also.
Only things is that file name should end with .txt extension and format can be any thing you like.Leave a comment:
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It's a simple matter of building the for mat you want in a string and writing it to a file.
For excel you can use CSV (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-s...es#Basic_rules) format, and the text file can be simillar but columns separated by tab or use fixed length (space padded).
Only thing to be concerned is the amount of of data you need to write to the file, if it too big you might run out of memory. In that...Leave a comment:
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Programming concepts like decision making and iteration (if/else and loops) are not available in CSS, as CSS is not a programing language.
However, in IE (only) you can use HTML conditional comments in include different style sheets (.css files or <style> tags) so that different CSS can be applied to the document in different conditions (i.e. different IE versions)
http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/cc2.shtml...Leave a comment:
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Using .htc I mentioned above is a coding gimmick. Although it's called a HTC hack it got nothing to do with a server.
It's just adding a special code to CSS behavior which is only supported by IE. You can use it on any hosting setup.
See the link I posted above, it has the sample code and the link on how to do it.Leave a comment:
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IE only supports round border (border-radius) using CSS3 after the version 9 release.
For earlier versions you will have to either use images or HTC hack mentioned here
http://www.htmlremix.com/css/curved-...-cross-browser...Leave a comment:
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As I remember there was an option in the export process where you need to set the text qualifier (to "), otherwise it decides the field type (text/numeric) based on the content.
Sorry I can't tell you where to find the setting exactly because I don't use Access any more.Leave a comment:
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Try adding an echo() just before the mail() to see if the execution reach that in a situation you don't want it to.Leave a comment:
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Good to hear you got it working, glad to help.
Good luck with rest of the project.Leave a comment:
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When you redirect using header() there shouldn't be any output generated before that.
Make sure you don't have any echo or HTML output before the redirect.
You can try buffering the output to avoid this http://php.net/manual/en/function.ob-start.php
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Hmm, that's the same code I tried on my local server and it worked. But I clearly see it's not working on yours.
Can you add error_reporting (E_ALL); on top of all the pages involved in this process and see if you are getting any errors?
And, instead of the redirect echo some text and see of the program flow reaches that section.
Oh, and add a value to your check box.
...Code:<input type="checkbox" id="agree"
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Your HTML form seems to be ok. I think the problem might be in http://www.da-ict.co.uk/php/termscond.php
Please post the complete PHP code of that file.Leave a comment:
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Sure, Please post the complete and latest code you are trying out.Leave a comment:
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