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I had the same thing happen 2 years ago. Google is completely deaf to complaints about this. You can ask for a review, but they just deny the request. Unless you are a large company you do NOT matter...

I have tested some of my websites with various mobile devices (Android, iPhone/iPad, Nokia) and they all handle cookies as expected.

The difference, if any, would be insignificant.

Your CSS file has an error in line 128

#navmenu li ul {
padding;0; replace the ; with :
margin:0;
position:absolute;
left:-999em;
width:200px;
background:#eee;
border-style:solid;

It sometimes happens that the page is cached by the browser.

I usually do something like this.

function LoadPhones(urltoajax)
{
//document.getElementById('result')="";
...

You're probably correct; but since my code is more compact (about 20 lines) I don't need jquery anymore. But I'll keep that in mind for future dealings with Yahoo histing.

I ran in to a strange problem with a client who uses Yahoo hosting. The web site uses AJAX (jquery, php, javascript). There is no problem viewing the site using IE8, Firefox on a Windows 7 computer....

One of the programs used is called JAWS

Did you upload the folders that contain the Spry Menu code?

Try something like this:

$now = date('Y-m-d H:i:s');
//delete after 20 minutes * 60 sec = 1200 sec
$sql ="DELETE FROM some_table WHERE (UNIX_TIMESTAMP('$now') - UNIX_TIMESTAMP(somedate)) >...

That's what happens when you reply too early in the morning.;)

I understand MySql and ms Access very well. I program using both.
I use MySql as the backend on Access as the frontend.

I should have been clearer. In Access you have go to File, get External Data, Link Tables and then select ODBC databases. Now select the tables you want to use.

You can't modify the tables using...

I often use Access as the front and MySql as the backend. I just use the Mysql ODBC connector. In that way I can have a MySql database on a web server and also access is via Access.

Some of the problems with using an IP address are as follows:
1. They can be spoofed
2. In the user is behind a NAT router, all the users behind that router will have the same IP address. Therefore...

I use the simple technique of putting a 2nd HIDDEN email field on the form. I then test to see if that hidden field has data- if it does, the form was completed by a robot since human's can't see a...

There is an import function in phpMyAdmin.

You have the change the character coding in the mysql table that stores the data. Use PhpMyAdmin.

You have to use a unicode character set- try utf8

Check out MagpieRSS

set align to middle for each image

Make sure there are NO blank lines, or text of any kind before <?php

Theoretically <?php include 'mypage.php';?> would be faster since the php interpreter parses text between " " and simply outputs text between ' '

I looked at your contact form- here is your code:
===========================================
<form action="http://www.modernblue.com/web-design-blog/contact/#c_form_2" method="post">
<div...

I often put 2 hidden fields in the contact form.
I call them email and confirm email (or something like that) and make sure they are blank. Make sure the names don't conflict with the read email...