williamrouse

Yep! That's it. Thanks!

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After two days of struggle I found a solution. It turns out this is an old bug. Below are links for bug description and solution. Detail bug description. http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=39316 Solution http://devcha.blogspot.com/2007/02/unable-to-load-dynamic-library.html WBR

I think I have a PHP configuration problem on my development machine where I am setting up a development environment which interrogates a local MySQL database from Eclipse on a Windows XP platform using an Apache server. I can execute the PHPINFO program so I have a minimal PHP system working. I can interrogate my database from within Eclipse with SQL explorer. When I run my first test program to connect and run a SQL I get the following error: Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in C:\Eclipse Workplace\Rouse\WebContent\timetable.php on line 16 I don?t know how or where in the PHP configuration I would bring in the SQL routines. Does anyone know or am I on the wrong path. Thanks

That was it. Thanks for the eyes.

At line 9 of the decision file there is a line "$userin = $_REQUEST['userid'];" that sets $userin. That must be the error. I am setting "$userin" and passing "userin"; WBR

Indian Treaty Tables All fields required! <?php $ipi = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR"); $httprefi = getenv ("HTTP_REFERER"); $httpagenti = getenv ("HTTP_USER_AGENT"); ?> <?php echo $ipi ?> <?php echo $httprefi ?> <?php echo $httpagenti ?> User Name: Password:

Thanks! I was being profoundly stupid.

I would like to create a text style where the background is transparent. Help me with a booster start.

Thanks for the comments. It makes sense. Now to remember this conversation in my daily life.

But what is the deal with the "div#links a"? Why is it not just "#links a" and then the div in the HTML referring to class "links"? WBR

I was reading an article and trying to duplicate the contents of a CSS file which contained code about a translucent link for menu items when I came across these definitions in a CSS file. The syntax of the div before the class statements confuse me and I don?t understand what this means. Does this mean that for any div in a class named content or links the following rule applies? Thanks! div #content { background: transparent url(../images/halfscr-blue.gif) 0 0 repeat scroll; voice-family: "\"}\""; voice-family: inherit; background: #468 url(../images/shell-blue.jpg) 0 0 no-repeat fixed; } div#links a { background: transparent url(../images/halfscr-black.gif) 0 0 repeat scroll; /* voice-family: "\"}\""; voice-family: inherit; */ background: transparent url(../images/shell-fade.jpg) 0 0 no-repeat fixed; }

Are you saying that they all have passed the Acid 2 test?

I would like to know which of the following browsers actually are CSS2 compatible or to be more stringent have any of them passed a test to verify this condition. IE ? IE 8 should but has not been released. Firefox Safari Chrome Thanks!

I incorporated much if not all of your recommendations and sent an email to the client. Thanks!

My client problem is that when you search his name, negative press comes up from many years back as the number 1 entry. I informed the individual that I could not do anything about removing that entry, but I could try to promote his current site so that it might become the number one entry. I have managed to get Google to start to list his site however it is still way down on the list as opposed to not on the Google search result. My next attempt would be to create a secondary site with reflective links, since it is my understanding that links play a measure in prioritizing search listing status. Are there any other strategies I should research?

I need some information and direction on web site promotion or actually the inverse, ?de-promotion?. Is this an appropriate place to ask such a question?

If the page looks style less I would look first at the location of your CSS file. Here you have it at "../assets/css/newpaddys.css", which means go back one directory and then look for "assets/css/newpaddys.css". Are you sure you specified the right location and the file name is correct?

Are you suggesting that the CCS declaration look like this: a.rollover:hover, a.rollover:focus { ... }

Now that I somewhat understand the CSS and HTML, I need to get my graphics skills together to make the illusion work well. Thanks again for your assistance.:cool:

As I often say when I see something that attracts me, ?Yippee Skipee? thanks. The concepts works I just need to polish my bitmaps for production work.

Thanks for the syntax correction. I have made some progress but realize I don?t understand the display problem at all. First with the comments I just received, I can bring the image on the screen. What I don?t understand is how to access the various parts of the image. In my case my image is 176px wide and 80px high. What this means is that in one state I would like to bring the first 40 pixels to the screen 176 pixels wide, and then in another state pixel 41 through 80. My other option which I will work on now is to lay the bitmap 352 wide and 40 high and see if my code works. Thanks!

When I change the parent container to ?position relative? , the position changes in all browser but IE. In this small case I don?t mind the notion that absolute divs take the position from the corner of the screen. The problem as I see it is that IE ignores the idea of what to do with absolute position.

I posted this note earlier today but I don?t see it in the new forum. I have a problem with absolute position with IE: This CSS class works with all the browsers I have tested with except IE. Browser Version: IE 7.0.5730.13 FF 3.05 Safari 3.2.1 Crome 1.0.154.36 .credits { font-family: verdana, arial, sans-serif; position: absolute; bottom : 15px; left : 80px; color: #000; background-color: #FFFFFF; } With IE, the class is rendered right below the last container not at the bottom of the parent container as I planned. Thanks in advance.