Philip

Uhh, we're not here to do your homework.

http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,288358.0.html It could be a bunch of different things, most likely the AC adapter.

Customer Relationship Management system. Helps keep your customer info/records organized.

I create flowcharts, db schematics and website/program specs all on paper before I start. Then while coding I'll reference those sheets.

If you don't know the structure/content of the page before/while you are building the page, that isn't very good code design IMO. Gather the info you need, and then build the page data Personally, I'd do it as an associative array: $css = array( 'div' => array( 'background' => '#ff0080', 'border' => '1px solid green', ), '#specific_div' => array( 'background' => 'white', ) ); But that is just me. Also, why not have your class compress the CSS? It's not like the human is going to read it after it goes through your class. Typically it isn't good to have lighter colors on a dark background. The main ones that I have a problem with are your code examples. Especially the greens.

Yup both work for me.

A strikethrough? Typically for when someone makes a mistake/change and can't erase it (or wants them to see the mistake/change)

Never

Ehh, I beg to differ. There are a plethora of jobs out there, people just either aren't looking in the right places, looking for the wrong thing (we all hate our jobs at some point... no point in spending years being unemployed trying to find your dream job when you don't meet the qualifications of it), or just get lazy and give up and blame others & the government when a job isn't just handed to them.

I don't think I'd buy any of those games, let alone all of them as a bundle (even at naming at my own price). It's a good idea though. As for the video..... make it stop! lol

You never stop learning. I've been toying with PHP for years, and I'm always learning something new, every single day. As for my first site, heh, I think I rewrote it 5 times and then ended up scrapping the idea.

Yeah.... you might as well buy a cheap laptop and hook up an external monitor/keyboard/mouse for that price. Then you have something this is also portable

I love how they can't even provide proof for this.

Perhaps you missed: In this case...: template -> html/css paper design -> database/program design

I think the original idea behind that rule was for consistency; If everyone could change their name then you wouldn't be able to remember who was who in the end.

Plus the fact that they are on a version rotation with the studios. I hope IW goes out for good, or at least learns a lesson. Everyone involved with it really fucked up (mainly aimed at the PR team). I won't buy the map pack, I think it's pretty ridiculous to pay more for a game that doesn't work or you're getting hacked a majority of the time. But, I'll buy the next one with hopes that it is better

Haha, well yeah, and you can't forget the fiber line input!

Good luck finding a 939 processor, AM2 replaced it, and it's been numerous years since that's been out. You're probably in better luck upgrading your motherboard, processor and memory (you're only running DDR1 - which is getting quite expensive these days)

Something like: http://www.mattkruse.com/javascript/dynamicoptionlist/ Search around for "Dynamic options javascript"

You're currently running a 939 socket, and the cpu you selected is an AM2. No-go.

In order to do this you'll need to use javascript, or show the second select on another page. Since PHP is server side, you can't do via just PHP

Add one more non-girlie to the list As for you, just stop being an ass. It's getting old.

Yeah, I also don't see why you don't use an actual chat program either. But if you continue with memcache, you decide the size of the storage. http://code.google.com/p/memcached/wiki/NewConfiguringServer

With memcache, the reason it is great for temporary things (hence a cache), is that your items can get deleted yes. Reasons: a) There are too many items in the cache, thus it goes to the first thing item in the cache and overwrites it. So, if I put in (in this order) A B C D E F G and that's the max number of elements I can hold in my cache, then A would get deleted and H would take its place. Basically, it goes by order of last updated. b) Your server does, or the process for some reasons ceases to stop working. Memcache is not a permamant storage solution. However, you can use multiple memcache servers and run hotswapping on them (a bit tricky, adds redundancy, but increases time to pull/write from/to cache). If you are not worried about saving the conversations, and you can actively expand your memcache server count as your user base grows, and you understand that your users will have a limited history (e.g. things will be getting erased each time they send a message) then I don't see why you can't use it.

Remove the height from .alertBoxStyle and don't set one via JS. It should automatically go to the correct height.