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Yeah, same as mine, first one on Google not that hard to find....

Hear, hear say I...and Best wishes to all

Did you look in the source code under ?

I don't understand why you don't look for answers to questions like these on Google? I googled "php countdown" and found a script immediately. This forum is more about helping you manage a script that is not behaving correctly than actually finding it for you.

Well for anyone who runs into the same problem, I took everything off and reinstalled still no joy. So then I found the answer. The developer window is minimized through some weird Microsoft quirk, so to make it appear, either right click on the filename in the bottom taskbar and maximize, or Alt + spacebar + M, and lo and behold there it is.

Thanks for that Jim, but that is total "geek speak" to me, I just don't get PHP and programming. I took 3 courses and the teachers all told me my brain just doesn't work that way...!!! I was most miffed, as I never had trouble learning anything before. I'll just stick with the multiple file method which I have tried and tested over time.

OK, that was very clear, thank you so much for your help. I shall just leave it as it was then as everything is set up with the Thank you page etc and works just fine. I thought it might be better practice to process everything on the same page.

I am in the process of changing an html site to php to use php includes. I know nothing much else about PHP, so my question is as follows: Before on my contact.html page I had the following ></pre> <form id="form1" name="form1" method="post" action="http://outdoorhdtv.com/contact_outdoor.php"></ All my php was in the contact_outdoor.php file. Now that the contact page is to become a php page I can put the code in the same file. However I have no idea where to put it or how to change the form action. Can someone explain how please.

But depending of course on your target audience, it's a lot easier to just choose the ISO-8859-1 charset, than use UTF-8 and then add special character codes in the html to display each special character. P.S. The umlauts are there, but look at the size of that list that you have to learn....

Well I'm not familiar with Adobe Premiere, I use Final Cut Pro, and then I use DVD Studio which comes bundled with it. You have something similar with Premiere, look here http://library.creativecow.net/articles/gordon_dan/premiere_dvd.php

Ah now I understand the Viking helmet avatar...Have you tried ISO-8859-1, most European sites use it.

Try looking for support articles at Adobe's site.

Firefox 3.5.5 on XP2 on PC works fine for me, none of the issues described. I'm getting a little wary of my browsers in XP2 on VMware on Mac. Goodness it even works in IE6....

Thanks Ben, I guess I'll do that.

Do you mean a website that can be read on a mobile phone? If so read this article it might help you http://cs s-disc uss.incutio.com/?page=HandheldStylesheets (remove spaces)

Check out this great rap with coding advice - very clever

Nope, it isn't that. I tried testing live and the IE7 emulator won't open. I'm also having issues with IE Tester which keeps crashing after a few minutes. I am running XP2 on VMWare.

Ah... didn't think of that but that could be it, I develop everything on the Mac and Firefox and then test on the virtual machine. I also test on a PC and it works fine there, but that's probably because I have already uploaded and am just double checking.

I have IE8 installed on my Virtual machine, but I also have IE Tester and 2 different Standalone versions of IE6. My issue is with IE8 which won't display IE7, the developper tool window won't even open. I was wondering if this is because of all the other versions I have installed. Does anyone know if this could be causing the problem?

I don't have any particular site I can recommend, maybe someone else on this forum will. I suggest you Google for Flash photo galleries or Jquery Photo galleries. There are a lot of options out there, that are either plug ins or quite easy to install.

That is a Flash site, not an easy project if you are not familiar with Flash.

Thanks for the links Jim, very interesting to see the analysis of sizes for each element.

OK thanks, I won't bother because the page load speed is perfectly acceptable. The site is fairly image heavy (essential to the site and all optimized for web) so I think it is that which is slowing it down slightly, rather than all the JS files.

If you have 3 images it is OK to name them "image1.jpg", "image2.jpg", "image3.jpg", but that is done in your graphics program, not in DW, and the images saved to your images folder within your website folder. Your html files and more importantly your index.html file should be in the root folder. The root folder is the one you call harrykoopman and your html files should be directly in this folder not in a subfolder called www. Next you have an images folder in the harrykoopman folder and so the link from your html files to the images would be as follows: It is best to provide a link to your website, that way we can look at the code directly. However, if the paths to your files are incorrect or the files are not uploaded we will get error messages.

Thanks Eric. I have a lot of JS on an index page for a drop down menu and a big slider with text and images. So if the page loads quicker with the JS at the bottom what happens to the functionality of say the menu if someone clicks on it before the JS has loaded? Also, why do you say "If you can"?