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You could put the files for the bootable floppy on the USB stick and then boot from it. That would probably work, I'm not sure though.

Does it honor a robots.txt file? That might be a clue to whether it is malicious or not.

Hmm, well... I guess it it quite fair that you are not allowed to use like over 25% of the CPU. Something I find very odd though, is that they store your password unencrypted and then send it to you. They shouldn't have your password.

Thanks, I guess. I was really looking for something to add to my bookshelf though. Hence the word 'book' in the thread title. Yeah, I know it isn't exactly a book (at least not a printed one). The contents of it is quite good nevertheless.

Wouldn't it be a little difficult to say whether it is worth the price and if you would recommend it to someone else before you have tried it?

I tried it out on Windows when it was in beta. It worked fine for some days, but then the its web interface suddenly broke. The installation failed a couple of times as well. I don't know how it is now in the final version though.

Since it is down ("account suspended"), here is it:

I am trying to learn Java as well, for that I find this quite good: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial

If you are talking about your results being removed from Google searches, then I think it's a couple of weeks and a little longer for its cache. But that is of course only if the content is deleted/edited and the crawler has crawled it again.

PEAR isn't a framework. It's more like a library or a repository of classes.

I (and probably other people too) would prefer to be supplied with a demo account in order to test/view the member-only pages.

Heh... I didn't even notice. I actually supposed that it was recently made since somebody would post in it....

The problem is probably that your the expression inside your if construct evaluates to false. Put an alert() inside it to see if it evaluates to true or false.

<a href='' onMouseover="document.write('<img src=\'img.jpg\'>')">Hover Mouse Here</a> You need quotes around the HTML attributes.

I'd go for a library as well. I like script.aculo.us. It uses prototype to do the things. scriptaculous is for animation and drag and drop sort of things. If you just need an editor with syntax highlighting then you could use one like Notepad++.

Could you provide an example?

[quote author=tim_ver link=topic=96037.msg566865#msg566865 date=1175747533] Hey, I have a site I created from scratch in ADOBE CS2, now in PSD format I have it sliced and saved it as html web ready but how do I do the button links? It is one big image when I open it. I have a drop down and 4 links(Home page, About Us, Products, Contact Us) I did try slicing out the buttons but this did not work, can someone please help me out on this. Thanks [/quote] Why do you ask for help in other people's topics? Create your own...

You rely too much on Javascript. If it is turned off the site doesn't work. Also, people cannot bookmark specific subpages as the URL never changes due to that all pages are loaded through XmlHttpRequest in Javascript.

I'd have to agree with the two previous posts. Start coding. Also, when/if reading (online) tutorials: Do not copy and paste the code, you should rather type out the code as it is much better than just looking at it. IMO it will give you a better understanding of how the typed code works.

Down again: I'd probably figure out some other way to tell the people that they can login or register.

Ok. Thanks everybody

Ah, then you can just put the truncated part within the tag and the full part in the title attribute. E.g. <option value="13" title="long description here long description here long description here long description here">long description here long descripti...</option>

You could do something like this: <style type="text/css"> select[name="sel"] { width: 300px; } </style> <select name="sel"> <option value="10">long description here long description here long description here long description here </option> <option value="13">long description here long description here long description here long description here </option> </select>

So it is just to ensure that other people (and yourself) will adhere to however you want the class to be and not really anything else?