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Can anyone give me any advice for phone service? I have comcast for a land line and my phone went from 44$ a month to 46$ a month and taxes went from 2$ a month to almost 6$ a month(they said in a note on my bill they should have been billing me this amount all along). My total to them for internet and phone is just under 123$ a month now. I can't use my cell phone all the time, I live in a valley and reception is intermittent. Also there are all kinds of companies offering internet phone service and I was wanting some ideas so that's why I'm asking. Thanks

I don't know but in my site email I just have 'From: admin@MySite.com' not 'From: admin@MySite.com <admin@MySite.com>'

I like the first design, I run with the less is more crowd and I think the site looks good to great for your target market, people like me. You aren't selling software or design services, your selling fire wood. The only thing that I see is there may be someone like me who would type into a search engine a key phrase like hartford firewood, hartford firewood for sale or something like that. You can't cover all the bases but the main search phrase for your market in your area should be worked into the pages someway. I see your title(the one on the browser tab) says Hartford logs, I'd have it say Hartford Logs seasoned firewood for sale in Hartford or something like that, then make sure it's worked to the body someway. Build the content for the user first and when possible work your key phrase into that.

I agree just put your photos in one file and let the database keep track of it. I've toyed with the same problem on my site my photos are never 60 days old so they're all in one folder. If I kept photos on for a longer time and depending on how many I would have I'd do like coppermine and wpress do and either have a yr folder and months inside of the year folder or just a year folder

Sorry I read that but forgot about it when I was pondering the problem. I would think they should be the same width, 924pixals. Do you have firefire foxes firebug or can you use chrome to see if something else is a problem?

I did the math wrong Total width is margin + border + padding + width + padding + border + margin So your table is 0 + 0 + 12 + 900 + 12 + 0 + 0 pixals wide for a total of 924pxs wide and it's forcing your 900px div to be 24pxs to wide

Your table is making the main div wider. Total width is margin + border + padding + width So your table should be about 888px wide and have a padding of 12px for a div 900px width. or have table that's 900px with no padding. How are you giving your table padding?

I usually look at others applications that have had many people go down this road, wordpress has varchar 100, simple machines varchar 255. Both have been around a while.

I had to laugh when I saw that. Another problem is that you have life, just post an honest orderly and reasoned web review or two on web review sites or forums and be done with it. I can guarantee one or two or three or more people well read your review over the years and they will either not do business with justhost or they'll be very cautious in their aproach to doing business with them. It looks like your on your way to solving the problem and now you know. Just put this in the educational expense column.

I've been here one year today and I just wanted to say thanks to the people that run and moderate this resource. It has been a big help. There are serveral problems that were solved directly by people on this forum. I try to help as much as possible and most of the time I do when I chime in but if I do give incorrect advice I get called on it which doesn't bother me at all. One way or another it usually saves me pain or headaches in the future. Anyway Merry Christmas And Thanks again. S

yes do this, before I ever buy hosting services(and almost anything else) I search the forums and try to find the range of customer satisfaction with the services.

I tried your style inline on some radio buttons I have and I only get a line on an active buttom when I styled it like that and none if don't. also I didn't get a line in firefox either. I found this at stackoverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6194286/firefox-remove-dotted-line-around-radio-button maybe it will help

There's not much in our news about it either, you read or hear about it every now and then ... but you'd think it would be all over the news.

It's been a while since I messed with this stuff but is it suppose to be border-style : none; not border: 0; ? Try one then the other and see what happens. I check the qoutes

I'm not familar with what your doing but when I style with css I end my styles with double qoutes. style="background-color: #EED8AE; outline:none; border:0; margin:0; padding:0;" value="15"

Thanks PFMaBiSmAd, I'll check that now. I was just getting ready to post this --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Okay what I've done was I put use my if conditions for the sql and hard coded it like this if ((!$id_sub) && ($state)) { // Select records to display $q = "SELECT ................................... "; $qstring = "cat=$category&id_sub=Null&state=$state; } if ((!$id_sub) && (!$state)) { // This is the ********** MAIN QUERY ********** // Select records to display $q = "SELECT ................................... "; $qstring = "cat=$category"; } Then I insert it into echo '<a href="subject.php?'.$qstring.'&s=' . ($start-$display) . '&p=' . $pages . '">Previous</a> ';

The urls on my localhost look like a joke and I hope someone has a solution. I use $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] so the first number looks okay, it's that as I go up in page number to 2,3,4,5, etc it starts to look funky. The first time before the 2 for the second page is clicked it looks normal, the second time after the 2 is clicked they look screwy and as you can guess it keeps getting longer each time a number is clicked. I know that each time I go to a new page $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] changes and thats the problem. Here is the code I use $qstring= htmlentities($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']); // Make links to other pages if (($pages > 1) && ($start >= 0)) { // Add space and start a paragraph echo "\n<div id=\"page_num\"><p>"; // Determine what page the script is on $current_page = ($start/$display)+1; //If its not the first page make a previous button if ($current_page !=1) { echo '<a href="subject.php?'.$qstring.'&s=' . ($start-$display) . '&p=' . $pages . '">Previous</a> '; } //Make all the numbered pages for ($i = 1; $i <=$pages; $i++) { if ($i !=$current_page) { echo '<a href="subject.php?'.$qstring.'&s=' . (($display * ($i - 1))) . '&p=' . $pages . '">' . $i . '</a>'; } else { echo $i . ''; } } //End for loop // If its not the last page make a next button if ($current_page != $pages) { // $qstring = str_replace("($start + $display)&p=$pages", "", $qstring); echo '<a href="subject.php?'.$qstring.'&s=' . ($start + $display) . '&p=' . $pages. '">Next</a>'; } echo "</p>\n</div><!-- End page numbers div -->\n"; // Close paragraph } // End of "if (($pages > 1) && ($start >= 0))" links Is there a work around to this, a different way of doing it and if or switch or something. thanks

Thanks Aykay.., I tried using str_replace last night change the space to a plus sign and it put something like South%2BCarolina (I think that's what it was more or less) in the url. I think i'll just put a dash instead of a plus sign in the spaces of the variables that need them then remove the dashes for the db query. I'll mark this closed in a couple of hours if no one else chimes in. Thanks again. S

I've been using an option that's a state, an example would be South Carolina or North Dekota. In the url the $_GET var turns it into South+Carolina or North+Dekota. Is this common and okay across different Browsers? I've tried ie and firefox and the + sign is addded but I was wondering if they're just designed to be as idiot proof as possible. Thanks

Did you do it off line, firebug still says the content div is collapsed. Did you add the <p></p> tags for a spacer?

Collapsing margin or a collapsing div? I looked at content in firefug and it's not floated but it is collapsed yet .content-box is floated. Try floating content or adding a <br /> at the bottom and style clear both

Have you ckd your database?

is this line 63? $msg = "<font color=red>YOU DID NOT FILL ALL OF THEM IN!</font>";

I don't do it like you, I always gave the query two parameters, $query = mysql_query(dbc, "UPDATE news SET title='$newstitle', by='$newsby', body='$newsbody' WHERE id='$newid'");

Where is the variable used? On submits I use if (issest($_POST(['stuff'])) or you can go $var = FALSE; or $var1 =$var2 = FALSE; or = ''; PS You're getting it because you have more sensitive error reporting now.