Daniel0

In firefox they only appear if there is somewhere to scroll to.

[quote author=redarrow link=topic=110242.msg445246#msg445246 date=1159798722] Are these elements or propertys dont get it sorry. caption: drop-downs: icon: menu: message-box: small-caption: status-bar: [/quote] As far as I know they aren't.

Wouldn't it be easier to just avoid defining a:visited then?

[quote author=phpfreak link=topic=110155.msg444884#msg444884 date=1159737938] our contract is per impressions [/quote] Would it count to put <div style='display:none;'></div> around the ads?

[quote author=nickholt1972 link=topic=109166.msg445155#msg445155 date=1159792076] I'm just releived my own website wasn't in your list [/quote] Your website looks ok (at least if it's the one on your profile).

Yeah, C++ is a language.

[url=http://php.net/mime_content_type]mime_content_type[/url] might help, but it requires that special file.

It is ok to use CSS to remove borders, that is actually W3C's recommendation. Do as wildteen said: [code]a img { border: none; }[/code] Or to make only specific images not have a border: [code].no_border { border: none; }[/code] Then just give the image the class no_border: [code]<img src='some_image.png' alt='bla bla' class='no_border' />[/code]

It works for me.

Hmmm, makes it annoying to check filetypes. That makes us having to depend on the extension I guess.

This code should give you an idea of how it's done. [code]<?php $links = array( 'index' => 'Main', 'staff' => 'Staff/Servers', 'tos' => 'TOS', 'aup' => 'AUP', ); $current_page = empty($_GET['page']) || !key_exists($_GET['page'],$links) ? 'index' : $_GET['page']; echo <<<EOF <style type="text/css"> .active { font-weight: bold; } </style> <ul> EOF; foreach($links as $link_key => $link_text) { if($current_page == $link_key) { } $extra = $current_page == $link_key ? " class='active'" : null; echo "\t<li{$extra}><a href='?page={$link_key}'>{$link_text}</a></li>\n"; } echo "</ul>\n"; ?>[/code]

Try this: [code]< script type="text/javascript"> var start = 10 var now = start var interval = setInterval('update_countdown()',1000); function update_countdown() { now = now-1 if(now >= 0) { document.getElementById('countdown').innerHTML = now } else { clearInterval(interval) } } </script> <div>There is <span id="countdown">10</span> seconds left.</div>[/code]

[quote author=Spencer V link=topic=109569.msg444544#msg444544 date=1159675217] Are you coding your .php page to use the same doctype as your working .html version? -SV [/quote] Shouldn't have any effect on how it works.

Check for admin rights, then just make pages where the admin can edit things. You should probably look into SQL.

In the table containing the emails, have a field called is_activated with this type: ENUM('0','1') and a field called activation code with something like this type: VARCHAR(50) When they add their email and you add it to the database set is_activated to 0 and make a random activation code like [code]uniqid(md5($email.microtime());[code] Then send them a mail containg a link like this: http://example.com/activate.php?activation_code=**the activation code here**&email=**the email here** on the activate page you should check if the email matches the activation code, and if it does, then set is_activated to 1. When sending mails, only send it to email where is_activated is set to 1.[/code][/code]

And remember to click on them :P

Hmmm, never noticed that. Is it something recently added?

It just redirects you to the first result of Google searching for that: http://www.google.com/search?q=448191 Searching for my own username http://www.google.com/search?q=Daniel0 I found out that other people than me use that for their username (not that it is very unlikely, but oh well...).

[quote author=shivabharat link=topic=110152.msg444786#msg444786 date=1159723004] Hi, You have to use the META tag for this [code]<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2;url=http://mypage/index2.php">[/code] [/quote] Not a good idea: http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/reback

It's not something really important, but people with red usernames are admins, blue usernames are mods, then what are purple usernames (see attachment)? [attachment deleted by admin]

We would need to see the part where $result is set/defined.

I don't like it. I think it's anoying that visited links are in another color.

Ah yeah, didn't notice.

shivabharat: there is no tutorial about forum systems

Just [code]mysql_query("INSERT INTO table (the_time) VALUES(".time().");");[/code]