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The good: The Zune HD's brilliant OLED display, HD Radio tuner, long battery life, movie rentals, and subscription music integration finally give iPod expatriates something to shout about. The bad: You still can't use the Zune with a Mac, Marketplace purchases require "Microsoft Points," video format support is limited, audio quality lacks advanced controls, you'll need to purchase a dock accessory for HD video output, application and game selection stinks, and the recommended music subscription plan puts the real-world cost higher than the iPod. The bottom line: The Zune HD delivers one of the best portable music and video experiences money can buy. At a time when many people have shifted their focus to games and applications, providing a killer media experience may not be enough for potential Zune buyers. sources from reviews.cnet.com

Okay, check if the file exists in your folder. If the file exists, you can continue to step 2 where you attach the file to the email.

On the page where you are running the PHP, echo this. <?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?> What value do you get?

Seems like the page you linked does not exists.

Use jQuery to ease your scripting. the best way to do with jQuery is <style> #cn_label { display:none; } </style> <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function(){ $('#CC').click(function() { $('#cn_label').toggle('slow', function() { }); }); </script> <form name = "Character Creation" action = "scripts/character_creation.php" method = "POST"> <p id="CC">Create Character</p> <label id="cn_label">Character Name<input type="text" name="name"></label> </form>

It looks messy. Do remember to place codes in the codes tag.

jQuery slide down uses display not visibility. I have created an example for your use. <style> .message_box { display:none; } </style> <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function(){ $(".in_line2").click(function() { $(".message_box").slideDown("slow"); }); }); </script> <span class="in_line2">Click Me</span> <div class="message_box">And I'll slide down<> It's been tested to work. So everything should be fine.

I'm usually like that. HEHE. Twitter is back to service since just now.

HAHA. like coding. HAHHA

Not really a fan of the theme. The content really feels squeezy. And the main image is kinda pixelated.

HAHA. It's okay. It's really addictive if you were to try it out for few days !

Twitter users? HAHAHA

Twitter is down once again! This sucks

No problem. If you have any problems, do share with us.

I suggest that you use opensource cart such as opencart. Nonetheless, you would have to learn some php to get around it. I suggest you check this tutorial out.

what do you mean body onload swap function?

I can set my email as "1" and you should set user password to be minimum of 6 chars to prevent their account to be compromised. And also, I can use the same email to create as many account as I like.

Well it all depends on your needs. If you intend to create a small website dealing with little PHP and MySQL usage, a simple web hosting company such as iPage is a good start. If you are dealing with a more robust site which requires php, mysql, perl, java or your own streaming servers, there are web hosting companies built for this such as rackspace, amazon ec3. They use cloud services for this instance. Hosting your own servers can be really troublesome and hard at times. You have to ensure you have good servers, high bandwidth and load balancers to handle the data. So, from my previous experience, if you only looking to create website, just use web hosting companies. ensure that they have a good reputation and this might be what you want

You would need the fundamental basic of javascript. It's also best if you learn jQuery which would help a lot in ajax and javascript stuffs.

If you are working with GoDaddy Hosting Platform, all php should be working. Do check if the name is .php just to ensure its not the naming problem. Try creating a php file and with the following code and see it if works. <?php echo "It is working!"; ?>

you've forgotten to add single quote to the end of $Team_members= $_POST['Team_members]; change it to $Team_members= $_POST['Team_members'];

Welcome to phpfreaks !

It's just a normal programmer's blog with a domain which hosted via Blogger. Nothing really special IMO. It's rather plain and not really much info :/ but it's quite flooded with ads o.0 It's mostly like you're promoting Hosting companies.

Turn on error reporting and if there's any error, post it here. this should be placed before any other php codes. <?php error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', '1'); ?>

Oh LOL! Please repost your current code. Might be a syntax error etc...