danhodge

i changed it to application/ZIP I was checking to see if that would work first - il check the link now..

A major part of learning website design is testing yourself, instead of/as well as others testing you... What i did, was i found a company that had a bad website, like this, and i tried to create my own version of the website, to see if i could do any better... Just make a website and either look at it on your localhost, or use a free web host to begin with, and you will clearly see how much you know and how much you don't About the validation thing, did you scroll down on that link? Read the errors, they just interpreted it differently, like where height"" is shown to be false, because it has no number inside it, yet it still works fine on the browser. Any real error can be seen by self-checking the website.

This is the link to the website it is on The download is currently just one file in a ZIP, so that i can test it. Im thinking the security on my computer could explain why it isn't working - don't suppose you wanna try it and find out if it works on yours?

I suppose, but what kind of no-life would pay for a domain just to annoy another company?

I have probably brung this up before, but it is slightly driving me crazy... This is my current download PHP, which is working fine - i think someone here gave it me, or i C+P'd... But the point is, whenever i change the type to ZIP and the file to being a ZIP file, it wont work - it downloads, but it tells me i can't open the actual file itself... <?php $filename = "download.txt"; header("Content-Length: " . filesize($filename)); header('Content-Type: text/octet-stream'); header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=download.txt'); readfile($filename); ?> Anyone know why? Thanks, Danny

I don't like 6, it seems like a waste of money... I do think 9 answers a few questions, the topic involving someone asking about the PHP code for the date to go next to their copyright brung up the debate of why we use an updating date for the copyright...

Eddies suggestion should work, float: left always works for some reason :L

Thanks, but i wont let you judge until i finalize a good project And when you said senior comrade, i am just a user of this forum, im no senior

Ahh okay then Well, i am 15, and i only started website designing about 1 or 2 months ago, and i know basic HTML and CSS, a small amount(very small) of Javascript, and im going to attempt to learn PHP soon. The only issue i have is that i never know what i want my website to look like, or i never reach my drawn design... So basically, age doesn't matter, and im not disciplined whatsoever, so that doesn't matter... If you enjoy learning something new, it wont take you long at all Good luck

Is this just an advancement of your question on the link then?

Jesus, they are immense! The top one is my personal favorite, it just looks breathtaking! Where do you find inspiration for these?

Ahh thank you, its working fine now

My current project is on this link here, which is just for me to test Javascripts and some CSS i don't know yet. I am hoping to make one button a lighter blue, and the others stay the color they are now. I tried this by using two Div tags, but i can't seem to keep them on the same line if i do use the two div tags... Is there a way around this, like a Javascript event that handles a link that has been clicked on, and can change the background? Thanks, Danny

It seems to work fine in my IE, but the fade doesn't work in Opera... Il wait for an admin for the answer

Ahh okay then Well, i think learning Javascript is still gonna be my priority - its much simpler than PHP, and more useful for what i currently need on my project Thanks so much for all this, i only started HTML coding about a month or 2 ago, PHP is a lot to get my head around sometimes...

Oh i will I know they are used for different things, but could PHP replace Javascript on your website with a bit of work?

I think il just have to drop it, and il take PHP from the start again :L Sorry about that, hope i didn't waste too much of your time...

Isn't this code more effort than it needs? Could i ask what code you would use to do a basic include of a part of a website? Im pretty certain i had all the paths correct, so i don't understand this at all :-/

I was thinking more of an alternative, but i understand what you mean

Oh i know, i was just mentioning it in case they need it as a last resort, as im guessing something could be colliding in the CSS for the website...

So $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] needs renaming also, to link to the root of the files? And yeah, sorry, i guess i was reading a pretty outdated post on google...

I have been using it for 2 or 3 months, so im not sure :| But it definatly works, and on every browser i think...

This is why i dont like PHP, i cant get my head around it :| I thought $DOCUMENT_ROOT could be anything, because it is being declared as $DOCUMENT_ROOT...

I am actually quite interested in this myself, as i am hoping to use them on my website when it is finished... I haven't personally used it myself, but his other videos have helped me out a lot, so im guessing this one is good too There are a few videos, but the link is the intro, which may possibly outline your question Hope that helped...

I prefer Joomla too, which does have a fair amount of add ons, but not too many...