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i agree nicholas and there is a way you can change the footer for each page but that is more advanced php scripting..

i like to explain divs as say a sticky note(all different sized post-it's) stuck on a piece of paper. if you remember that everything inside a div that you have set say the text color will be the...

I know this is a javascript question but it ties into php and was hoping maybe someone here has had to do something like this...
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they do for all of us.... practice makes perfect ;)

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show more of your code and we can see whats going on with it and see why its not working for you. both the css and the html

as far as css not being able to do it.... it can... http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/2012/06/css-menu-and-navigation.html

http://pupunzi.open-lab.com/mb-jquery-components/mb-_menu/

not even an idea? was my post confusing?

Did you look at the sticky for this in this forum?

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Basically you would change your insert into something like this. you have to make a column in the database to hold the file name for the image after the image is uploaded.


<?php
...

I have an auto complete textbox that i would like to populate drop down lists after selecting the item for the text box. Granted i'm sure i can do this by reloading form or something like that but i...

foreach ($_POST['series'] as $rowKey => $seriesValue) {
$data[$seriesValue][$_POST['size'][$rowKey]][] = $_POST['bolt'][$rowKey];
}
foreach ($data as...

foreach ($seriesa as $i => $value) {
$wheel = array($seriesa[$i], $sizea[$i], $bolta[$i]);
echo 'Bw Wheel = > '.print_r($wheel).'<br />';
}

ok so i got it half way there now i...

This is the form in html form

<select name="series[]" id="series[]" size="1" style="width:150px;">
<option value="0">--Select Series--</option>
<option...

series 1:

size 1:


bolts 1

size 2:

if (isset($_POST['addWheel'])) {?>
<div class="mini_transparancy" style="height:200px; width:722px;"></div>
<div class="info" style="margin:-200px 0px 50px 0px; position:relative;...

<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
function reload(form)
{
var val=form.userLevel.options[form.userLevel.options.selectedIndex].value;
//var cid=form.clubid.value;...

$sql1 = "UPDATE final_submission SET file='".$NEW_URL."'".$set_img.$set_cov." WHERE id='".$SUB_ID."'";
change $NEW_URL to $new_name

Something like this would create a new row for each image

$numoffile = 5;
// Fix path of your file to be uploaded, don't forget to CHMOD 777 to this folder
$file_dir =...

why not put them all in the same field? seperated by a coma or create a new row for each one in the database?

if anyone has anything on this or possibly an easier way that what i'm going at here with it please go ahead and post on it. If you need any more information as well i will gladly give more. Thanks...

ok i have 4 drop down list on a site i'm creating for a wheel shop. They are wanting to have brand, series, size, bolt pattern of the wheels. All these drop down list and created on seperate pages...

there are actually 2 different ways you can do this and use the same page...

1. php case/include
2. javascript/php to change the page based on selection of drop down forms