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I recommend that you change the last instance of $query to echo something else, otherwise it'll plaster info on your database structure all over the page every time the query works.

Just getting this up and running, and would love some feedback on design and stuff.

No, it's not complete, and I understand about content and all that. We're in the process of writing it to...

Here's a no-nonsense reply for you, since you seem to have the wrong attitude for the job in my opinion.

If you took the time to learn CSS and HTML, you'd be able to be just as creative as you are...

55 :(

I use a Macbook and it's been a good tool in my forays into web design (I seem to have given it up recently, after a mammoth coding sesh turned out to be a waste of time).

If you have the cash and...

http://www.rubyonrails.org/

Scroll down a bit and some large projects have been listed. :)

http://www.rubyonrails.org/applications

More there.

I just use classes for everything, really. Only time I'll use an ID is if I'm using Javascript, or anything else that relies on an ID attribute. If nothing needs to be identified by the script, I...

That is what I currently do. Anyway, the problem was solved, and it was indeed the order of my functions on the string. wordwrap() was in the wrong place, and was messing everything up. Things work...

I have no idea! :ermm:

I'll give that a go and what not and see if it all works. I've not tried anything yet.

Oh, and I like your suggestion Rosland, but I don't know how I'd do that when my...

I noticed that I wasn't matching them fully, so I changed it. Then everything stopped working.

I'm using wordwrap() on the main body of text, with "\n" as the linebreak (to make it look nice in...

I'm not an expert when it comes to these beauties, and I've got a little bit of a problem with one in particular.

What I intended to do was use preg_replace() to go through a database entry, and...

Yeah, if we could see what you have already. My suspicions are that you aren't using 'float', or you are, but the width is off by just a little bit (say, through the use of margins or a border).

The lines with [R] at the end mean the first URL is redirected to the second, rather than rewritten. That, coupled with the fact you stated the file extension for the second URL in the same rule,...

onfocus="if (this.value == '' . HEADER_SUBSCRIBE_DEFAULT_TEXT . '') . 'this.value = '';"');
It appears you've messed mixed up your use of quotes. You need to escape the ones that are part of the...

I'd like to know what the point of this is:

$result=$result+1-1;

The correct format for that MySql connect funtion is:



function MySqlConnect("ukra1.businesslinkid.com", $username, $password, $ukr);


I suggest you read some tutorials on the basics of PHP...

I've an idea - replace the contents of that .htaccess file with a load of gibberish. It should result in a 500 Internal Server Error. If nothing happens, something is wrong.

It may be because your CSS states there is no bottom margin on paragraph elements.

Is the paragraph styled correctly when you view it, or is everything unformatted?

Try it without the ^ and $, or with just the $. I've had similar problems with them.

Try adding this before your RewriteRule, without altering your links:



RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f


You may need to fiddle with the...

Oh yeah, I misread the post, thinking that he wanted to rewrite the URL to something friendlier, THEN validate it.

Yeah, I agree with what you say, in that case.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm not sure you could use .htaccess to validate the existence of a URL in a query string. I'm thinking you would have to use PHP to do that, and to show an error page if...

Use decimals.

1/8 = 0.125
1/4 = 0.25
1/2 = 0.5

It would be easy to convert when you need it.

I really like that, good work! I can't find fault.

I'm not sure if I can think of what you should do with your stylesheet changer, though. Maybe put 'dark / light' in your side bar navigation?

It was one! It's a bit...dormant at the minute. A shame really, it was ace running it!

I can't think of any other domains to try.