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  1. It might help to specify that you are using zend in your topic title
  2. Find somone who can help you get your asp site to output to xml and go down that route. Anything else is going to cause headaches down the line.
  3. You should be able to figure it out - all it takes it to follow the setup guide and watch the two videos on the site. If you still cant work it out after that, give up and find a new job.
  4. Oh thanks for the help. I joined this forum when it started and I'm beginning to remember why I left quit posting. I'm a little overwhelmed by the number of frameworks and was just after some advice. Thanks for the trolling and warm reception. I'll figure it out on my own and stay away from the PHP community. Cheers. Lol you did deserve it though...
  5. Im in agrement with GuiltyGear. The colours are un-inspiring and bland. The over-used bevels make me think im looking at someones highschool project rather than a production site. The scrolling text at the top of the page is terrible, you should never use scrolling text, especially when there is so much spare space at the top of the page (black area on the header) that you could have used for the recent news. The logo is really nice and you would do well to model the site after its style (note: lack of bevels) The links offer no visual feedback when you hover over them with your mouse, they should at the very least change colour, even if its only a very slight change. overall I think the logo is the only good part of this site, and as GuiltyGear said, I dont think you made that.
  6. <a href="<?php echo str_replace("http://","",$fieldsObjects['field_website']->data); ?>" target="_blank"> <?php echo str_replace("http://","",$fieldsObjects['field_website']->data); ?> </a> doing that would be better than using regex in my opinion, why over-complicate things?
  7. Depending on how far you want to take it you could use extjs , but it may be a little heavy for what you want http://extjs.com/deploy/dev/examples/form/combos.html
  8. The front end (the text box) would need to use javascript and you could write a simple php script for the backed (have it perform a mysql query for WHERE username LIKE '$input%' (remember to use mysql_escape_string on $input, though). your textbox would need to fire an ajax request to the php script on its OnChange event and then parse the returned results (you could use json or xml, or even simply CSV) and list these results in a drop down menu below the text box. There are pre-made scripts about on the net though to save you the hassle... http://www.dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxCombo/index.shtml
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