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Simply repeat the code inside the DIV...

CSS


#menu {
position: relative;
top: 10px;
left: 100px;
width: 375px;

You need another ) at the end...


<?php

session_start();
// User is logging in
if (isset($_POST["login"])){
if (isset($_POST["username"]) && ($_POST["username"]
== "******") &&...

It was just a little poke, because you said IE was the worst browser in the world, but at least it's better than IE 6... well if it's the worst browser in the world, it can't be better than IE 6, can...

I don't browse the web much anymore. I installed the StumbleUpon extension for FF, but I just ended up using it for adult viewing and not really anything useful. ;)
I use the search bar in FF for...

FYI: The page isn't lattice.html (anymore?), it's lattice.xhtml or lattice-full.xhtml (I'm not sure which one?).

So the solution is to make driving so expensive as to make people choose other modes of transportation? If people don't drive, they take taxis, which pollute. If they don't take taxis, they take...

Holy-dead-thread-revival, batman!

I'll be 19 in approximately 3 months, 2 weeks, 7 hours, and 22 minutes -- give or take a few. I think I registered here in August of '03, so that would've made me...

You could use a regular expression:


<?php
$url = 'http://dealitin.com/files/sellout.mp3';
preg_match('/\/([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)$/', $url, $fileName);
echo $fileName[1];
?>
(Perhaps not the best...

The problem is those variables are defined later in the script, are accessed at a different time than the part of the script from which you are calling them, and contain different values than you're...

Buddy, you need to modify your security big time. People can just cruise around your databases, your PHP info, your usage statistics...

I bought Cederholm's Web Standards Solutions at the bidding of Ray's signature ( :p ), and I recommend it. Great book. I also have DWWS, ed. 1, which is also a great book. I may pick up ed. 2 in the...

Joel is indeed correct; there is no way to manipulate the size of a background image through CSS (or HTML for that matter). I heard somewhere there would be provisions for this in CSS 3, but that...

If you need the values to be available when you go back to the form page from the page that processes the form, you'll need to carry the values back with sessions or redirect back to the page and...

Hmmm... strange. Can you post a bigger piece of the code (all of it?)?

You're welcome. :)

Heheh, when you've been staring at code long enough, it's always those miniscule details you think you covered that are screwing everything up. ;)

Your code works fine for me...

http://php.net/str_replace

If you just want to display the image at a smaller size, then...

<?php
$filename = 'url/to/image.jpg'; # URL to image
$width = 400; # Maximum width
$height = 400; # Maximum height...

Replace this line...


$data .= fgets($fp, 1024);

...with this line...


$data .= fgets($fp, 1024) .'<br>';

Haha, okay, I get why the images aren't showing up. Sorry, I've had about an hour's worth of sleep in the past 24 hours. The issue is with this piece of code:

<a...

<?php
$file = 'tmp1.txt';
$fp = fopen($file, 'r');
$data = '';
while(!feof($fp)) {
$data .= fgets($fp, 1024);
}
fclose($fp);
$data = explode('Router1>', $data);
$data =...

Lol, I knew it was overkill. :D It was fun for me anyhow.


I don't think it can be done the way you want. You'd have the store the appropriate time zone and display it with the rest of the date....

Either the URL pointing to the images is incorrect, or the images aren't on the server. If you try to load one of the images, ( http://www.hellonturf.com/4image/images/b.gif, for example), it brings...

As long as both time zones (orginal time zone and chosen time zone) are strings, this should work. It's probably convoluted and over-complicated, but it seems to work.

<?php
function...