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Might be worth validating the HTML. Can help solve much CSS weirdness

To reproduce the layout you've created with the table, I would remove the table but create two new divs around each 'row' of two divs. I'd then float the elements with CSS:


.row, .row div
{...

If you're using Apache, you'll need to look into mod_rewrite.

mod_rewrite will rewrite your URLs and by using regular expressions you can pass different parts of the URL as different query-string...

Are you changing the header content type to image/gif on the first script?

That would be the first place to start, the second being that does the second script need to be separate? If you're...

The joys of cross-browser compatability. :)

There are probably other ways of doing this but I personally use virtual box and install different versions of Windows to test different browsers (IE...

It's probably the cellspacing / cellpadding on the table elements.

I would however at this early stage, recommend that you try to use purely divs and css for the layout over tables, it's a much...

It's been a while since I've done any 'real' javascript, I've been picking up jQuery recently. One resource which I find to be considerably useful is the Firebug script debugging. Allows you to use...

How about an iframe? I think that's probably your only solution using plain HTML. If you're using a server side script however, you might be able to load the page in with a script and print it out...

You can use the 'toFixed' statement to format a value to a set number of places:

$('#newsalary').val((val12*1.01).toFixed(2));
This should set the value to 2 decimal places.

Hope this helps

In the example I posted above, all of the results will be displayed, it will just group the results into divs containing three items.

At a guess I'd say that it's a normal form which is just posting the entered data through to the same page. It's probably checking to see if the posted data exists and if it does, it will do the...

Have you embedded the text?

If you don't embed the fonts into Flash, they can do some odd rendering sometimes.

Thanks for the reply.

I'll have to look into this a bit more but I thought that the mysql item(s) within the process list would be the daemon itself which I want to leave running.

In one sense...

You could probably achieve this by creating a separate javascript file defining some variables then you could reference these variables in the main script with the reset function.

This way, you...

Could be to do with the paths. If you're calling php from cron and the user's path is not directly the same location as the file, I think that any relative paths get called from the current directory...

Could you not use the PHP mysql_insert_id function to get the last inserted id?

You could probably do it with a Modulus operator which will get the remainder of a devision. This can be used in an if statement to see if the incremented value has no remainders.

Here an example...

Looks like there's a closing div tag after the testimonials instead of it being before it. Might be worth fixing some of the validation to help locate / fix it

Have you tried creating another shared folder and see if you can access that?

Have you tried accessing the folder from a different computer than the one you can't connect with?

Just a couple of...

Have you tried defining the variable before the code?

You could just define it as null before all references then once the variable has been replaced with the correct data, run the loop providing...

Could you be more specific as to which script you're referring to?

Just adding a mail function to the PHP file would do the trick.

The data should already be processed in preparation to be inserted into the database.

I'll give you a push in the right direction :)

Okay, start by downloading jquery from the website and including it into your page. Then create a new javascript file and include that also. It's...

Strangely enough I'm currently working on a similar application, still very much in the early stages but I can quite happily upload a 1.5Gb file with my PHP.ini set to only 128mb. I am however using...

Thanks for the reply, theoretically that could work and I shall give it a shot.

I've been trying a few different bit & pieces on this but I'm currently falling down on getting code to run to find...