Philip

For me, I started off with the braces on the same line and evolved to the second because of standards with projects I worked with. However I do find it cleaner now. PS - Long time no see

This is pretty much what I do... braces on the next line unless it is a 1-line if statement. <?php function foo($bar = false) { if($blah = 5) { switch($do) { case 1: bar(); break; case 2: default: bar2(); break; } } if($blah = 1) { $oneLineIfStatement = true; } foreach($x as $key => $value) { // do something } return false; } class fooBar extends bar { public $doodad; public static function something( ) { return false; } }

I must not have a sense of humor :-/

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Your CSS files are different. th { border: 1px; border-style: outset; text-align:center; font-size: 12px; } td { border: 1px; border-style: outset; } vs th { border: 1px; border-style: inset; text-align:center; font-size: 12px; } td { border: 1px; border-style: inset; }

Thanks to all who voted - we ended up with 90% saying yes... which I'd say is a pretty good indication we want some friendly competition going around here. I'm going to start planning & more discussions with the staff and release more information when we're ready (hopefully soon!)

You just don't know how to use it right. I know, because I've watched you use it

Spaces. Period. Tabs are inconsistent on sizes across platforms. Spaces will remain the same size.

Usually domain protection has an email that will forward to the original domain owners. You can find this within the whois data.

IE all the way baby!! woo! (totally kidding)

Best browser != firefox. Sorry

D'oh. Nobody is perfect, right?

Can you elaborate?

I've split the thread, please continue in this one.

This thread has been locked because it is starting to get derailed due to more personal attacks rather than trying to solve the problem. Let's try to keep things under control for future threads, please. If anybody has any concerns or would like to discuss more about this thread/why it was closed, please feel free to PM me. OP, to summarize the advice above: [*] If you really want your email to look that way like you showed, you will need to switch to HTML emails. Most email clients do not used a fixed-width font-face. [*] The format you are looking for in HTML is not as complicated as you might think. Yes, as you get more and more involved and have complex designs across multiple email clients it does get quite challenging. I can say that from personal experience, and tbh it isn't that much fun. But a simple data table should be a piece of cake for your skill level. [*]l0gic's code just needs the content type that scootstah provided for it to work.

As a web analytic specialist, I have to ask if is there a specific reason you feel this way?

It'll be delayed

Welcome to the wonderful land that is green [profile]scootstah[/profile]! You've earned it.

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Indeed it is, and I'm going to lock it to prevent further flare ups.

Too many Aussies on here!

If you have a C/C++ background, that'll definitely help

That's somewhat true. I find myself doing the same sort of thing, but not the exact same thing. Welcome to the forums though

He counted by hand, obviously. How else would you do it?

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