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You can also use AJAX for that. Than the database is altered in the background, without the need to refresh the page.

This won't work. In PHP, you can access variables outside a function only if you make them global or pass them in as arguments (the latter is probably what you want). [CODE=PHP] function greeting($occupancy, $greeting) { if($occupancy < 1) return "Nobody is home"; if($greeting == 'hello') return "Hello"; else return …

Take a look at line 37 and 52 - 56 of the demo page source. If you already have a wrapper for the images, you can just remove 37 & 39, otherwise you can change it into a div. Line 52 can be changed into a div and you'll need …

It does appear, to the right below #right. To place it below #main, give it a [icode]clear:both[/icode] style.

Should 10.6 become 10 or 11?

It should work if you just add the onclick attribute.

What have you tried? Look into [icode]new Date().getDay()[/icode], [icode]document.createElement[/icode] and [icode]element.appendChild[/icode].

Don't want to do it. Let the user decide where he wants to go and what he wants to do.

No professional web developer will recommend w3schools. You can read a good summary of all wrong and misleading information on w3schools on [url]http://w3fools.com/[/url]. [url]http://htmldog.com/[/url] has much better tuts for html and css.

What would you want to do with it? Don't you want a httpd.conf / .htaccess directive for that?

You could add a container div in the iframe with height:185px; overflow:scroll.

There are two functions in PHP that return the difference of two strings. The faster and probably better one is levenshtein: [CODE] levenshtein('ab', 'abc'); // 1 levenshtein('abc', 'a'); // 2 levenshtein('abc', 'ac'); // 1 [/CODE] The other one is similar_text, that uses Oliver's description: [CODE] similar_text('ab', 'abc'); // 66.6667 % …

Put lines 10&11 after line 7.

Take a look at [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/649614/xml-parsing-in-javascript[/url].

There are several recursive glob functions out there, for example: [url]http://code.google.com/p/hm2k/source/browse/trunk/code/php/functions/rglob.php[/url]

First of all, lenght should be length. Also, it is not a function, but a property. If it is 16, it can never be 0. !> should be < and !< should be >. So, the first function can be rewritten to: [CODE] var serial = prompt("Please Enter A Credit …

It doesn't really make sense to support German or Swedish or any other language that (mostly) uses the Latin alphabet. It is meant to provide an easy way to input non-Latin characters, with a normal keyboard. Characters such as ß can be added using control+alt+s on most layouts, anyway.

The problem is [ICODE]<div =id="imgsleft">[/ICODE]. It should be [ICODE]<div id="imgsleft">[/ICODE].

Chrome does not support local cookies. If you upload your script to a server, it works. ([url]http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=23fd2349855c0f17&hl=en[/url])

Look into [icode]document.createElement[/icode] and [icode]elem.appendChild[/icode].

[CODE] $meta = $stmt->result_metadata(); while ( $field = $meta->fetch_field() ) { $parameters[] = &$row[$field->name]; } call_user_func_array(array($stmt, 'bind_result'), $parameters);[/CODE] First, it gets the metadata of your query. Then, it gets all field names, and adds a [I]reference[/I] to the value in the array $row with the key $field->name to $parameters. Normally, …

Please post the css of the comments.

You could use PHP or another server side scripting language to print that value to javascript: [CODE] <script type="text/javascript"> var i = <?php echo $_GET['nItems']; ?>; ... </script> [/CODE] [QUOTE]I know this is wrong[/QUOTE] I don't know what you know is wrong, but realize that more() should contain a window.location …

Post some of the code you tried?

This is definitely a javascript running on the site, it is called Inline Text Ads or Content / Context Links. Hiding them doesn't make sense, just remove the script generating them. If the site is hosted on a free hosting, it could be that that hosting places them, take a …

It is impossible to know the percentage of the image that is loaded, but you can use some preloader image.

If this code does what you want for fish #1, you could try something like: [CODE] var fishPositions = {}, horizontal = []; for(var fillPosition = 50; fillPosition < 500; fillPosition += 10) horizontal[] = fillPosition; function fishSwim(id) { document.getElementById(id).style.left = horizontal[fishPositions[id]] + "px"; fishPositions[id]++; if (fishPositions[id] == 49) fishPositions[id] …

Use font-weight: [CODE] radgroup[r].parentNode.style.fontWeigth = radgroup[r].checked ? 'bold' : 'normal'; [/CODE]

Could you try it without the html entities, and also, try to register a handler within you script tag, it's more readable and handy for the quotes. [CODE] <script> FB.init({ appId: '123456789', cookie: true, status: true, xfbml: true }); function shareProduct(captionvar, descriptionvar, picturevar) { FB.ui({ method: 'feed', link: 'http://www.facebook.com/rjthompsonmusic?sk=app_123456789', name: …

Instead of disabling Control+Alt+Delete, you can just disable the Task Manager. In HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System, you can add a "DisableTaskMgr" REG_DWORD with "1" as its value. Also, take a look at gpedit.msc -> User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Ctrl+Alt+Delete -> Remove Task Manager. Of course, you need to make …