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 | [QUOTE=kat7;480553]I am a web designer and have tested this cart for a year now. If you have your own design there are no more than 10 interchangeable tags that integrate into your own style. All you need is your index page as a template. From that point on you simply … |
 | Hello, I am looking for some advice on how to do something within PHP, i know it is possible and have seen examples before, however I am not sure how to implement this myself. What i am looking at doing is including PHP pages within a main PHP page. for …  |
| | [QUOTE=Taffd;501004]Is SESSION info maintained when a user is diverted to paypal?[/QUOTE] Taffd, I am currently working on a site, that saves User name and Admin status in $SESSION variables. I have no way to destroy the session other than a log out button. As far as I can tell the … |
| | Hello, I am experiencing some strange behavior while using the windows XP RDP client. we use active domain to validate all users. so when a user opens RDP to connect to a terminal server it pops up with the login screen, the user name usually appears as: DOMAIN\username the user … |
| | Hello, I am trying to create a website, where users have links to multiple documents and information. all of which are in PDF format, i would liek the links to pull the PDF up embedded in the web page. I have got this down so far, however One the pdf …  |
 | There are also numerous sites out there on "CSS Hacks" that will give you tips and tricks on getting your layout workign just right between browsers. One the is popular is the <!--[if IE]> trick for style sheets check it out [URL="http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/ie7-dehacker.html"]here [/URL] Good luck! |
| | Right, frames are so 1990! But seriously, try using tables, or a pure CSS layout. Both Are viable options. Also an all flash site is not recommended, hard for people on older systems to browse, as well as making SEO on your site much more difficult! Good luck!  |
| | The simple answer? Stop using myspace! Check out some sites that promote cross browser computability [URL="http://www.cssplay.co.uk/"]CSS Play[/URL] is a particularly good one. good luck! |
| | Re: Help!! [QUOTE=kdelorme2005;484708]Hi, I need help writing a website in HTML. I have a lot of work to do before tomorrow. If you're willing to help me please email me. [email]kimdelorme05@yahoo.com[/email] Thanks[/QUOTE] As the rules of the forums state, keep it in the forums, no solutions through PM or email. as for … |
| | Try using some CSS particularly the margin attributes. [URL="http://w3schools.com"]http://w3schools.com[/URL] should get you started! Once you understand some CSS its all relatively easy. As they say in the other forums, show us the code your working on so we can give you some advice. |
| | Try looking into a credit card clearing house. They charge you a montlhy fee, but then you can take credit card numbers directly, and know instantly whether payment is valid, or rejected. The one I am Familiar with is [URL="http://www.echo-inc.com/"]ECHO/[/URL]. Take a look, especially if you do a lot of … |
| | Hello, I am currently working off the sticky thread filled with practice problems etc. I have got a couple of the practice problems out of the way, and I am currently working on a program that will find the factoral of a number entered. So far i have an array … |
| | >cout<<"Your average grade is: "<<(gradea + gradeb + gradec + graded + gradee + gradef)/6<<endl; >if ( > 97.5) >cout<<"You got an A+"; try this int average; average = (gradea + gradeb + gradec + graded + gradee + gradef)/6; cout << "Your average grade is: "<< average << endl; … |
| | I have seen issues like that with Internet explorer. One of the computers where i work would no longer even open Internet Explorer, and it is an important component because we use Outlook web Access. I went and installed firefox and now use that, Problem Solved. Not only does firefox …  |
| | Good Morning, This is a bit of a double question thread. First what i have done is written a basic stop watch program, it runs through the loops and iterates the time on screen. My first question is this: is there some way to leave the program listening for user …  |
| | I think it's java script? Outputting numbers and HTML markup And the output is something like this 1<br>3<br>2<br>4<br>3<br>5<br> Or something similar..... What is the program supposed to do? |
| | Nice Wikipedia Post.... |
| | Have you Tried a google search? I found some software to do just that rather quickly. good luck |
| | Re: factorial Yes, Please see this thread: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread97147.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread97147.html[/URL] |
| | Ok, I will be the first. Please show us what you have worked out so far (Per the board rules) and some one will most likely be willing to help you figure out how to proceed. Thanks! |
 | Before trying anything drastic, Try taking the battery out and turning it on with only the power adapter. I have see a similar situation with a couple of Dell computers, remove the battery(s) plug the Laptop into the wall and try to turn it on. May not work, but if … |
| | Re: Basic C++ Timer Justmehere, I have used a library to implement a function like that. As a matter of fact the timer was a small part of the library, however it is still part of it. Check out the [URL="http://alleg.sourceforge.net/"]Allegro library: [/URL] Now, I cannot say that this is the easiest nor the … |
| | I am having a similar issue, and chalked it up to bad quality speakers and headphones. But then i plugged in a brand new set of headphones and still had only one channel of audio playing. So after some troubleshooting i have come to the conclusion that my On board … |
| | I agree, it sounds like a overheating issue. I recently built a new computer from components, and my CPU fan was not attached correctly, this caused the dual core processor to over heat at a record pace: 3-5 seconds, and then the computer would automatically shut down. open the case … |
| | Sergio, take a look at [URL="http://roachfiend.com/archives/2004/12/08/how-to-create-firefox-extensions/"]this[/URL] web page, it details how to create a very basic Firefox extension. From there go ahead and apply these principals toward making the one that you envision. Good Luck! |
| | Re: please help me [QUOTE=Salem;471280]Start small, say with a program which just reads user input and prints it straight back to the user. End the program with the input of a $ as per your specification. Then think about your line statistics, maybe with counting vowels, then calculating the averages.[/QUOTE] Salem, Good method of … |
| | Glad to hear you solved the problem! Perhaps if you have the time, you could explain the reason it was happening and what you did to fix it, I know some of the beginner programmers (like me) could really learn from it. thanks! |
| | There was a very nice post about random numbers, several actually, I keep referring to them myself! [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread1769.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread1769.html[/URL] |
| | It looks like you have a couple of things mixed up. There was just a great thread on using random numbers. before you use rand() you will want to seed the generator with a random variable first. That is done by using [code]srand((unsigned)time(0))[/code] Use that before you use rand(); and … |
| | I am not exactly sure what you are looking for, but it sounds like you may be looking for a search-able knowledge base for your end user to be able to find common solutions to their problems. i have used a software in the past called [URL="http://www.oneorzero.com/"]One Or Zero[/URL], it … |
| | > `int high=10;` > `int low=6;` > `rand () % (high - low + 1) + low;` Hello, I was hoping some one could shed some light on the reason this works. I have used rand() in the past to simulate rolling dice (1-100 etc.). I have never used the … |
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