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 | Re: value to td I see you got it working, good. You could go even simpler probably and just $("select").click(function () { $(this).closest("td").next("td").html($(this).val()); });  |
 | There is not a way (or good way) to do that. A background can't exist passed the borders of the element that you are specifying the background for. You could just do the below though, and that will show the entire image. .leftCol span.image{ background:url("chromeIcon.jpg") no-repeat 0 50%; padding:13px 50px … |
 | When you say "table" are you talking about a database table, or an html table? |
| | Rather than guessing all day about what it could be, it would be better for you to post your code so it can be seen. |
| | I like it for the most part. I agree with the contrast comment though, it is pretty blinding to stare at for too long. It looks like I will have to make a new greasemonkey script for a "midnight" themed version of the site. I can see that photo strip … |
 | Re: data from onblur Here is a pretty decent tutorial on the subject that should get you closer. http://www.htmlblog.us/jquery-autocomplete Pay close attention to the PHP file and how the returned data in the array is being JSON encoded, which jQuery then parses and searches through.  |
| | Re: Testing Cron Job Typically, I just execute the code manually that the cron job I am going to create will run. |
 | Re: Web Development > what Mr pritaeas has said is the exact question to which i am looking answer for..will u now able to answer for it pritaeas also already gave you the correct answer > You can't, it's a browser or printer setting. |
| | http://simplepie.org/wiki/faq/i_m_seeing_weird_characters |
 | They both have the exact same behavior and either can be used unless you not using curly brackets, then you should be using just `elseif` There is this though: > Note: Note that elseif and else if will only be considered exactly the same when using curly brackets as in … |
 | I don't mind PDF for "visual" purposes, but for passing actual data like in a table, I prefer a raw simple CSV file.  |
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 | They could be using something like http://www.ioncube.com/ The PHP gets encrypted by the application and when it comes time for the web server to serve up one of the files, it passes the files to be decrypted by the encryption program before passing it over to PHP to process the … |
| | I have a class that builds my html tables dynamically along with the table headers to show query results, I use an alias for some of the columns to change them to something different that I want to show in my html table. I assume we're talking about all types …  |
 | I have not messed with TinyMCE much but have a look at this information on the TinyMCE website. It is a feature that is on by default that you can disable. http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Configuration:relative_urls |
 | Re: More/Less menu Being that "vertical" was used in the description, and he had mentioned the "more" and "less" links, I am pretty sure he is referring to the vertical menu on the left hand side of the page that has those links to show more or less of the menus. There are … |
| | You're using **mysqli_connect_error** and **mysqli_connect_errno**, but you're using **mysql_connect** for the db connection. You really should be using all mysqli for this since mysql has been deprecated from PHP. |
| | As soon as you start thinking "I'm getting old", you will start getting old. I wear glasses but I started when I was about 20 years old. Astigmatism can happen to the best of us regardless of our age. Also, we put more strain on our eyes than ever before, … |
| | > 404 Error for abve URL [http://www.apprs.com/noruw/portfolio/]... :( I am sure it was available when the OP posted this 10 months ago. |
 | This code should work fine. What is the problem that you're having?  |
 | It is sort of a hassle doing this with just markup and css. When ever I need to set heights based on the height of something else, I usually just modify that elements height in the dom with jQuery/JavaScript. Example: http://jsfiddle.net/pixelsoul/DpZTN/ A lot of times it is better to use … |
 | Hi and Welcome, Could you post your screenshot inline here on the forum for us instead?  |
| | Well, according to this plugins documentation in the JS file that you're using, you should not use ajaxSubmit if you are using ajaxForm already. > Do not use both ajaxSubmit and ajaxForm on the same form. These > functions are mutually exclusive. Use ajaxSubmit if you want > to bind … |
| | Monday, the 1st of May Taurus @Xantipius - You might like this, if you haven't seen it before http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=May+1st+1978 |
 | Twitter Bootstrap and Foundation would have been the first two that I suggested. Twitter Bootstrap is a good one and has a decent sized community. Also there are a lot of extra resources for that framework. Here is a big "badass" list of resources for Twitter Bootstrap http://bootstraphero.com/the-big-badass-list-of-twitter-bootstrap-resources  |
| | I'm not seeing any problems with what you have here. Your issue is probably somewhere else in your code. I would suggest showing the rest of the code. It would be a good idea like **thuoc.biz** suggested, put in some error checking. Just a suggested or an example on the … |
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| | We really need to see some code to tell you where the problem is. |
 | And just to dump my 2 cents in here, I highly recommend using jQuery. It makes all of this so much easier in my opinion. |
 | Re: Page View @**<M/>**, I could be wrong, but I think he was talking about pagination and only showing a set number of results from the database. Here is a decent example of using pagination with PHP, MySQL, and jQuery. http://www.9lessons.info/2009/09/pagination-with-jquery-mysql-and-php.html There are a ton of different tutorials online for this type of … |
 | I'm sure it is not possible. It is their hosted platform and they don't allow you to use any server side code with it. |
 | > I would argue that people who create website front-ends (purely HTML) aren't programmers, but scripters instead. This used to be a lot more true in the past, but these days the line between front-end development and back-end development is much more blurred in my opinion. A great front-end developer …  |
 | Re: Rubbish Browser Welcome to the pain that all modern day professional web developers feel. You'll probably be happy to know that IE 10 supports a lot of the new CSS3/HTML5 spec (but still lacks in some areas still). Your only choices are to workaround the ones that IE doesn't support, or don't … |
| | Are you logged in as "root"? If you are, you might need to check the settings for that user to make sure the rights are set correctly so that they can create a database. |
 | If you're using Apache you could use mod_rewrite with htaccess and have it redirect all requests to an HTTPS protocol. You would just need to drop the htaccess file into that folder and use something like this inside of that file. RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] … |
| | Did you right the jQuery? It seems really more complex than it really needs to be. Also, `.bind()` is deprecated in **version 1.7** and higher and was replaced with `.on()`. Also, what is this "collapse" and "expand" events your binding to? Are you using a plugin of some type? Here … |
| | This line echo '<td>'.<img src="photos/image".$i>.'</td>'; Should be echo '<td><img src="photos/image"'.$i.'></td>'; OR echo "<td><img src='photos/image$i'></td>";  |
| | Taking the leap from procedural to OOP programming in PHP. It's like pushing yourself to think of all the things you already know in a different way.  |
 | Your problem is your id that you're using on your div `<div id="slidebar"></div>` But in your CSS you have `#sidebar` |
| | If you're not using a css reset, I would recommend using one. It will reset the styles so there is a better chance of your site looking the same across all browser. Here is an HTML5 css reset that works well http://html5doctor.com/html-5-reset-stylesheet/ I would also recommend a quick read on … |
| | Something like this? list($number, $word) = preg_split('/\^/', $string); |
| | It is commonly referred to as a modal window, and it uses javscript and CSS. There are different way to do this easily with different javascript frameworks. My suggestion would be to use the jQuery UI dialog window with it set to modal. http://jqueryui.com/dialog/ Here is a simple example I … |
 | - A password reset form. - Signing up for a email newsletter. If I set around really thinking about it, I could probably think of some more. |
| | If you're starting from scratch, here is a very basic tutorial that would help get you started http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_mysql_select.asp Once you start and have some code going, you can ask us questions here if you run into problems. Also, the best and first resource for all questions regarind PHP http://php.net |
| | Use back slashes on windows, not forward slashes `C:\Backup\dbname.sql` |
 | There is not a native function in preg_replace for doing something like that, but you should be able to do some nasty regex that would do it. What is the reasoning behind doing such a thing though? |
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| | I would probably just pass it as a query string parameter for the page in the iframe tag. <iframe onload="load()" id="myframe" name="myframe" src="http://www.gigpayrr.com/signup?user_email=<?php echo $var ?>" width="700px" height="600px"> Then you could use **$_GET['user_email']** on the page in the iframe to get the value. |
 | > If I call someone a poo-poo eater or a short bus window licker I giggled. |
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