It's your preference really.
If you want to have the effect still appear even if the user has javascript disabled then use CSS.*note*: If you are applying this to table rows that alternate colors you have to apply the css to the table ROW
for example:
[HTML]<table>
<tr class="someclas s">
<td>foo</td>
</tr>
</table>[/HTML]...
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I love MPSoftware's PHP Designer
PHP Designer all the time! They're about to release PHP Designer 2006 soon, but the lastest release is packed with goodies !!They have released the final beta version for 2006!!
I am testing it out now and I am VERY pleased with the new release !! I tip my hat off to MPSoftware ! Bravo !! I was already using their software a lot but still used others too. It looks like they have covered all...Last edited by chipgraphics; Dec 20 '05, 06:44 AM. Reason: Software was released that I state is pending release!Leave a comment:
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CSS :hover pseudo selector is what you need !
The text or object you want to apply those attributes to can be wrapped using the <span></span> tags.
For Example:
[HTML]<span class="someclas sname">Your Text or Object Here</span>[/HTML]
Then the css would be:
...Code:/* this is for the mouse[B]out[/B] and [B]default[/B] settings */ .someclassname {Leave a comment:
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I combined a couple together and tweaked them out and it works!
With the constant change of protocols and programming yada yada. I read over what you had suggested and combined a couple of the concepts into one package deal. And it worked on the first try ! :D So, thank you for pointing me in the right direction ! I'll list my source code below.
Here's a function to use PHP to control download bandwith speed:...Leave a comment:
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Using PHP to limit download speed
:confused::conf used:
I have been on the quest to find a php script that can serve files for downloads and limit the speed at which the file is transfered to the user. I want a faster download speed for registered members and a slower speed for guests.
The only other thing I can think of is using the header() function to force a download for the requested file type and stream the file to the user's browser. Then using sleep()... -
Just a quick self check...
You can set session variables and then re-direct a user using the header. You just have to be careful to make sure you DO NOT output any text or anything to the browser prior to sending the header() function. Otherwise it willl result in the error you keep getting "headers already sent".
For example: [color=SeaGreen]THIS IS OK[/color] [PHP]
<?php
session_start() ;...Leave a comment:
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The sessions are managed between the server and the browser. As stated above, if you open another instance of the same browser the session id will be the same. So if you're running Firefox and just open another Firefox browser window the session will still be the same. But if you open a new browser window with IE or Opera or whatever it will generate a new session id. This is, of course, with out you signing into your account on both. Because...Leave a comment:
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Google's Sitemap Generator
The Sitemap Generator is an open source project developed by Google. You can find it [here]. The [color=SeaGreen]sitemap_gen.py[/color] script analyzes your web server and generates one or more Sitemap files. These files are XML listings of content you make available on your web server. The files can then be directly submitted to Google.
They have more open source projects and API's for developers...Leave a comment:
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