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jardrake

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  1. Have you checked to see if there is any padding in the glavno or a margin in the inner div of the glavno?
  2. Maybe you are wanting a sticky footer? http://ryanfait.com/sticky-footer/ The CSS pushes the footer to the bottom of the page even if your content doesn't take the whole page.
  3. Try something like this in your css html, body { margin:0px; padding:0px; }
  4. I would say that adding ids to each element is an excellent practice. It will save you a lot of work if you decide to implement some Javascript later. I honestly can't think of a situation where you couldn't create unique ids for each element.
  5. Oh, you crack me up! Why have I never heard of phpFreaks before? So many things missed, and so many to catch up on.
  6. Greetings all! I have a website After Hours Programming - Tutorial and Reference And I was wondering if I could get some feedback about it's design, usability, and/or content. Have a wonderful day!
  7. Have you used firebug to see if the request is actually being sent?
  8. Ugh, why do we still dwell in the world of manually typing our XMLHttpRequest Objects, when jQuery is so much easier.
  9. If your talking about the user clicking a button, then showing a dropdown. Look into jQuery's click and toggle functions. If your talking about automatically clicking a button, which I am assuming will execute a javascript function. Just go ahead an call that function without clicking the button.
  10. If your outputting to a text field, neither of those will work. However, if you are outputting to a textarea the \n would work. You might want to create 2 different divs if you want to use the br.
  11. You cannot submit form inputs outside the form. What if you had multiple forms? How would you decide what inputs to submit then, hence the logic of what stays in the form is sent with the form.
  12. Giving a textarea a name and capturing that name in the same way you did with a textfield is the only way to do it in html, without JavaScript. Maybe you're asking why you can't get the value and not stating that you cannot use a textarea?
  13. First, the DOM will show the div. But, I'm guessing you have only given it a height, which means the div may be 1 million pixels high, but you will never see it if its width is a 0. Trying giving it a width or a min-width.
  14. With that query you had: <?php echo mysql_query("SELECT SUM(wish_total) FROM wish_list WHERE wish_date = '" . $mymessage . "' AND wish_product = " . $totalnum);?> just rename the sum(wish_total) so that you can get that value like: <?php echo mysql_query("SELECT SUM(wish_total) AS new_total FROM wish_list WHERE wish_date = '" . $mymessage . "' AND wish_product = " . $totalnum);?> Then fetch that new_total with mysql_fetch_array() *please try to stay away from mysql* commands as they are deprecated, please use mysqli instead
  15. Am I crazy or is that WHERE only applicable to the first *Tech Tuesday (Team 1). I believe you are wanting that WHERE applied to all four right? If so, I think you must use another set of ()
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