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Yep, you can do all this in PS6, I'm pretty sure.

CodeIgniter looks like a nice PHP framework, but I still don't like them using looping code in their views! Stefan

Yep ... exactly. Javascript should only be used as a support (i.e.: improves the user experience) to your back-end code. In other words, it should never be the only language used to check/confirm user input ... Javascript is too easily defeated. Stefan

Yes, he's my brother and he's a nerd too. Stefan

Indeed it does! As you continue to use the forum, you will unlock privileges. Stefan

Hi, Apparently Dreamweaver is writing bad SQL code. That's the problem with using code-generators like Dreamweaver ... if it screws up, you're screwed. You have two options: 1. Start over and use the Dreamweaver tools to generate the connections and the queries. Nerd-note: 'queries' = code sent to the MySQL database that tells the database what to do. 2. Learn some basic PHP and solve all your problems! I'm telling you, it's not that hard if you give yourself a chance. Anyway, yet another example of what I've been saying for years about PHP; if you want to be a web designer today, you need to learn basic PHP and Javascript. Stefan

That's pretty funny. Yea, we've had a powerful separation movement up here in Quebec for decades now. In the beginning, their gripes were legitimate, but now it has devolved into people vying for political power (and thus financial) ... all the while fanning the flames of racism and division within the population between the so called 'pure blood' French and the rest of the people. ... They don't use the term 'pure blood' though, instead they use a term that translates into 'pure wool'. Stefan

You would do this with DOM scripting .. you need to learn some Javascript. That said, why do you need to do this? If you have the value in one HTML form element ... why would you need to place the same value elsewhere? :/ Stefan

Why would he need to create a web service page?

Hi, What do you mean by: :/ .. After all, ASP.NET pages are just text documents. That said, there are two things to be said: 1. Dreamweaver CS4 does not have ASP.net support - Adobe removed it. 2. With point #1 in mind, you will have to go into the dreamweaver preferences and add any document types (file extensions) so that Dreanweaver will open them. For example, .aspx pages. I used .NET way back in 2000 and 2001, so it has been a while ... Are you programming with C# or VB.net? I hope that helps, Stefan

Cool! And thanks. Stefan

Hi, Well, we do have webshapes.org/ ... there are a thousand to choose from. ... I'm not sure though how many are good since it is a open network. Stefan

You need to give the script execute capability ...try 755. Stefan

Yes, that's exactly it - change the folder permissions and you should be OK. If you have CPANEL it is easy to do with the File Manager. Stefan

I would look into jQuery ... they probably have a widget for that. We have a great video tutorial course on jQuery as well. Stefan

For sub domains, you just need to contact your host and tell them you want to create a sub domain - no registration is required since a sub domain is part of your main domain. They will update their name servers accordingly and set up the account on their servers. They may or may not charge for this .... depends on the hosting company. The .biz versions of your domains are separate domains and if you don't renew they are lost. PS: I edited out all the domains in your post. Stefan

Have you seen this: http://www.killersites.com/blog/2006/matching-div-heigths/ Stefan

You can't create accounts with HTML .. HTML is only capable of structuring/building web pages. To create user accounts, you need to get into database driven websites. ... And for me, PHP is the best choice for that overall. Stefan

You have to learn three things: 1. Basic HTML 2. Basic Forms 3. Basic PHP form processing. Stefan

Hi, Welcome to the forum. The '$this' is a special built-in self referencing variable, used in object oriented php .. it basically tells php to look for, or use the 'name' variable (in your example) of the current object. This is probably confusing because it is hard to understand without the big picture ... have you done my tutorial on OOP and PHP? Let me know, Stefan

What's funny about the above is that there are a lot of people/nerds out there who have that attitude! Well for IE users, there is always Chromeframe Stefan

Cool. The problem is: Sigh ... eventually IE will support HTML 5 and eventually the majority of web surfers will upgrade to that browser and so in about 3-5 years we can safely move over.

I hope so. Stef

I think your question is a larger one related to CSS - you have to learn basic CSS. In terms of pixels vs ems ... that is related to fonts and these days, all the browsers can resize pixel based font sizes, so use either or. PS:I know what you mean about updating old sites; we are currently in the middle of that process as we speak. The above site that I linked to (csstutorial.net) is just one example - the new version should be up any day. Stefan

Hmmm ... It is hard for me to debug on my end since it works for us here. Have you tried uploading it to your another server to see what happens? Then you can compare install attributes. Stefan