I would sooner believe you are using a non-standard 'feature' of IE. Try Firefox, Opera and a few other browsers; ask others to try it on Safari and Konqueror. If it still only works in IE, then you...

Since you have the web page (web site), can't you:
<div id="mydiv">
<p id="mydiv_p1">first</p>
</div>


In other words, have your code that creates the <p> assign an ID to it. Fetching the...

You're quite right; it doesn't work, and wasn't supposed to work verbatim. :)

The regular expression needs to be a pattern that matches your data, not the fictitious data in my fictitious table....

Let me try again. If there is only one matching row in the database, the mysql_fetch_assoc() function grabs it, leaving nothing for your while loop to do. If there is more than one matching row, your...

Forty lashes with a wet noodle for me for posting the wrong thing. The code above should work now; I've reduced it to a single line. This time I actually tested them. :$

It appears you don't have...

You would go home and reference the same resources I did: HTML and CSS specs (http://www.w3.org)
PHP Manual (http://www.php.net/manual/en/index.php)
MySQL manual(s)...

Without the backslash, the shell checks to see if there is an alias for the command. If so, it uses it.

With the backslash, the shell skips this check and runs the first version of the command...

You're welcome.

Geez. Ask a simple question involving an undocumented feature of a browser and you get excoriated for not writing perfect code that would please 6 billion people all at once using...

delete McAfee and Norton from the computer, if they exist. Simply turning them off will leave the network stack screwed up; at a minimum, they must be disabled but still running. And they are so...