jlhaslip
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Any chance that you are seeing a 'cached' page?
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Try uploading a single Table at a time and add the indexing afterwards.
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Must be a gorgeous place to live.
And that comment is coming from the middle of the Rockie Mountains...
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do a view page source on this link: http://jlhaslip.com/samples/image_display/image_display_single.html
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I rarely use position absolute or relative.
Generally use floats, margin and padding.
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alt="this is the alternate text" title="this is the title text"
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me too...
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what does the error message say, exactly? Is it a wordpress error or a php header error?
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better post the form code and include the js info
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rename the new file to index.html, clear your browser cache and seek the homepage again.
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For future reference, here is a "Redux" form file that shows how to handle a form on a single page.
> $page_title = 'redux'; // Check if the form has been submitted. if (isset($_POST['submitted'])) { // handle form script here } // End of main isset() IF. // Leave the PHP section and create the HTML form. ?> Build postal code file </pre> <form action="" method="post"> File: </form>Notice the 'hidden' submitted value that is used to determine whether to perform the php code. It ignores handling the form data and processing the php section unless the hidden value "isset", like on the initial presentation of the form.
As noted above, sometimes it is preferable to use the multiple files.
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You need to validate your data differently.
Check to see if the form has been submitted by checking for a 'hidden' form value instead of isset.
Also, you need to throw an error if the form is not completed properly.
In addition, you would be better off not using the REQUEST array. Use POST instead. Look at your form to see which action you are using.
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virtual, try the site at this link: http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
You could try it both ways and see if it makes a difference.
There is also a Yahoo! service which will assist by measuring the parts of the page that are slowing you down, but I'll need a bit of search time in order to provide a link. I seem to have lost it. I go search right now.
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Javascript is what you need, but I'm not a js guru.
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Each of your "paragraphs" should be within their own
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Add it to the bottom of the css file in the css folder
css/style.css
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Storing filename in php
in PHP
Posted · Edited by jlhaslip
You may need to parse the results.
Use this as a hidden form value on the form and it will remember the referring page