benjaminmorgan

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On the right sidebar I believe the text "What we got:" should be "What we have:

Happy New Year!

Welcome to the forum shara!

Okay, if you are looking to learn over the couple of weeks and just code it yourself, I would recommend picking up Notepad++ if you are on Windows (google it). As far as tutorials, Killersites has them, but http://w3schools.com is a good start that is non video. I would start with HTML 4 because it has the fundamentals of what you need to know, and then go onto HTML 5 as most HTML 5 courses only has the new stuff, when you will need to know the old stuff as well, such as heading tags, p tags, span tags, etc. HTML 5 is the latest version. Let me know if you have any questions.

Closed Captioning maybe?

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Welcome!

I forgot to change the facebook thing. I merged with a few friends online and started a different company. I hadn't updated the signature because we are moving servers but I guess the users will be able to see it when it comes back online. I have tried business cards, etc. and no one seems to need web design. I live in a town of 3000 people and it is very far away from anyplace so not that many people to reach. I have also tried classifieds before and didn't get me any. The site that was down in the portfolio link was a wordpress site where my browser closed off in mid update and it messed it up. I haven't gotten around to fixing it yet.

I did a quick google search for "java help forum" and here was one of the results. http://www.javaprogrammingforums.com/ Maybe try that out.

Maybe someone will be able to help me out. I haven't been able to get any clients. I have tried passing out business cards, flyers, etc. I have done social media marketing, posted ads, and I still can't seem to find a client. I can't even get proposals. Is there anything I'm doing wrong or should be doing?

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Actually, I don't think you absolutely NEED a PHP framework. Some successful sites don't use PHP or Javascript. It would be nice to know Javascript and PHP and then later on maybe move to a PHP framework.

You could do something like this and incorporate JS in PHP to save it as a php variable. Then you will have to learn setting up a database and adding it to it by yourself. Their is some good tutorials on it. <script> <?php $datepicker = this.form.datepicker0.value; ?> </script

If your host uses phpmyadmin, you would change it the same way. For local computer's there isn't much use for one.