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Hi Guys,

I'd appreciate any help on this, as servers and emails are not my strongest point.

Basically, I have a reseller account with a hosting company. This includes the ability to resell...

Yeah; I think it didn't work last time due to the attributes of the parent element that I was putting it all in. It works now.

Thanks mate :) I feel much happier doing it that way.

I tried something similar to that as a work-around, but it didn't work for my page. Maybe something else in my CSS was stopping it from working. I'll have another look at it, because if I can do it...

Yea, that seems to be the conclusion everywhere I look :(

I found a page which suggested you could get around it with RGBa backgrounds, but although the article claimed it was supported by all...

Hi Guys, I've been playing around with this for a while now, and I think it's time to ask for help.

Basically, I want a div on my page which has an opacity of 20%. But I want certain contents of...

Ahh... I just fixed it.

There was some rogue code at the bottom of menu.php; I haven't a clue why that code was even there! What was I thinking?

Thanks anyway :)

Sorry, I probably should have included this file :


<?php
include('menu.php');
class ContentList {
var $id;
var $parent;

function getId() {

Oh; I just realised what you're trying to do; you're storing PHP commands as a string variable, and trying to execute the command by putting the variable name...

...Yeah...Not the way to do it.
...

I wonder if that is the problem? Maybe he is expecting output and not getting any. Surely it can't be that can it?

I doubt there is a way to compile PHP into an EXE, but I suppose you could do something similar.

You could build a simple program in something such as VB. Just build a form, add a browser control...

For some reason, when I include this file, it outputs some code. The very strange thing is, that it returns some variables which I haven't even set yet!


<?php
include('contentlist.php');...

I'm not an expert, but I'll give you my educated guess...

The computer has the ability to send and receive data from the printer, so it shouldn't have any problem requesting the printer to scan,...

Tirna's code should work too.

Another good point:



<?php
$rowcount = mysql_num_rows($rs) / 4;
if ((mysql_num_rows($rs) &#37; 4) > 0)
$rowcount++;
for ($x=0;$x<$rowcount;$x++) {
echo '<div>';

Good point; if forgot a couple of lines:



<?php
$rowcount = mysql_num_rows($rs) / 4;
if ((mysql_num_rows($rs) % 4) > 0)
$rowcount++;
for ($x=0;$x<$rowcount;$x++) {
...

If you want to split the images four per DIV, you can adapt Tirna's code to this:



<?php
$rowcount = mysql_num_rows($rs) / 4;
if ((mysql_num_rows($rs) &#37; 4) > 0)
$rowcount++;
...

I used that link to check the status of the DNS. It says "Nameserver records returned by the parent servers are:" ns1.safeukdns.net and ns2.safeukdns.net, which are the new nameservers.

But it...

It's now been at least 72 hours since the nameservers were changed. The email problem sorted itself out, but the other domain name is still pointing to different servers. The CNAME record exists to...

The CNAME record is there, so I guess I'll just have to wait for the nameservers to propogate. It's been 48 hours since I made the changes, so I'll wait another 24 hours and check again.

Thanks...

I've changed hosting provider, and changed the nameservers on my domain as usual. However, for some reason, if I type into my browser thedomainname.com, I get the website from the new server, but if...

Have you checked the extension is the same as the others?

There are a fair few design problems, but the most important problem, as Haze1434 mentioned, is you need more graphics (other than really, really annoying ads). Especially at the top of the page; you...

I agree with Haze1434; the design is terrible.

You need better images, and they need a new logo too.

There needs to be some structure to the page, a layout that tells people where to look.
...

What this says is that the first one works, but the rest don't (although some have other undesired effects). This suggests to me that something is wrong with your CSS for the first image, which is...

Wow; I didn't think that would have such an impact on it; you're a savior :)