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Naz, do you need any more developers?

<div class="navMenu">
<ul>
<li><a href="../index.html">Home</a>
<ul>
<li></li>
<li></li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
</div>

Use a class. class="navmenu" instead of id="navmenu"

Your CSS will be .navmenu instead of #navmenu.

All of your menus are using the same id. Ids by definition are unique.

Why would you make the inner div larger than the outer div?

Add position: relative to #footer.

This is a ternary operator.

If document.all is true it returns 0 and if it's false it returns 1.

aj_nsc,

I overlooked that. Good point.

Try background: #000000 url('images/buttons.jpg') no-repeat;

Your query is not returning any results.

$output[] = '<tr>';
$output[] = '<td><a href="previeworder.php?action=delete&MenuID='.$MenuID.'" class="r">Remove</a></td>';
$output[] = '<td>'.var_dump($row).'</td>';
...

Inside one of your table cells do a var_dump($row) and post your results.

You're fetching the results into an array. Try $row['Name'];.

Not sure if this is quite what you're looking for, but give this a try:



var $data = $(data);

$('#header').html($data.find('edith'));

Yes.

jQuery doesn't currently contain a sort method.

You will have to use native JavaScript's sort method: http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_sort.asp.

I've explained it. Someone else want to jump in?

Untested...



<script>
$('#tab2').tabs({
select: function() {

$('#tabs1').tabs( "select" , $(this).tabs( "option", "selected" ));
},

You have to setup a network. You can't magically connect to a network from anywhere without a physical or wireless connection.

You either have to be connected through the Internet or through a...

So then the user must be connected to the network (intranet) that hosts the website or the user must serve the website from his own machine.

You need a web server. A web server can be hosted on your local machine (your computer) or on an actual server. You can view the website through a browser whether it's hosted on your local machine or...

You've lost me. You're wanting to run the website outside of a browser? Some browsers won't run JavaScript locally unless served through a web server.

Belrick, that's a minuscule portion of an administration page. We don't know the extent of the website. More than likely the content is static so there would need to be a database on the back-end for...

div2[i].style.display = 'none';

I don't see why not.

How are you wanting to format the result?