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In the top div, try margin: 0 auto; I have this in mine to centre it and it works perfectly.

How about leading the action to the same page, and then using a switch function on that page to insert the relevant script/s based upon the value of the Submit buttons?

I currently have website No 1 which I use Paypal's payflowlink for processing my payments. I have designed website No 2 which I wish to do payment processing with as well, but I would prefer not to use the payflowlink process of website No 1 because of the visual setup design.  I was thus looking at the possible use of cURL to facilitate the transactions at website No 2 using the gateway account I already have in use. I read the tutorial and it makes sense to me, the only question is with the curl_init() the weblink to use in it, I'm unsure about it.  Secondly how do they know that it is me who is processing the payment and not some other bozo? That's if you think this is possible.

Maybe you can keep the same format, but just allow them to add to Table 1, and when they delete, just delete the realtionalship data, so the occupation title still exists for other users.  This way you don't have to populate Table 2, clients will do that for you. You may need to keep an eye on the entries to make sure it's quite valid and there are no problems (bad spelling, vulgarities etc)

This is opening a huge can of worms, potential for multiple entries for the same country, orphan ids. I don't see why you would want to allow this, it seems quite strange.  Best not to allow users to add and delete countries.  Better to use a table system where the users can choose to add a country to their list from a list of countries.  This can be done with two tables Table 1 country_id country Table 2 user_id country_id That way when a user wants to add a country to their list, you add an entry into table 2 that links the user to the country and delete that entry when they wish to delete the country, that leaves all the other user records in tack,

I had some friends have a look and it all seemed to work for them.  However it's still happening to me. [url=http://www.equityapex.com/snolodging/lodges/facilities.php?accomm=SampleLodgev]http://www.equityapex.com/snolodging/lodges/facilities.php?accomm=SampleLodgev[/url] also on the 'make a booking' page when i click on a pull down menu, the background colour for the maincontent changes from white to the footer colour

What I want to happen works well in IE, but in firefox it seems to create a problem. My basic setup is as follows <div id="wrapper"> widht: 800px;     <div id="masthead">  Width of Wrapper Div     </div>     <div id="navigation">  Sits Under Masthead No Float width of wrapper div         <ul id="nav">         </ul>     </div>     <div id="siderbar">    Float: left; width:  200px;  Sits as sidebar on left     </div>     <div id="MainContent"> Float:left;  Fills to right of the sidebar     </div>     <div class="clear"></div>  clears floats     <div id="footer">  width: 800px;     </div> </div> It all seems to work well except when I try to place images into the sidebar, all of a sudden the background of the footer Div is underneath the MainContent and underneath the Siderbar(the background image for the sidebar remains in tack. so if I try <div id="sidebar">   <img src="#"></img> </div> it fails to render correctly in Firefox.  It also seems to occur if I have a form in the sidebar as well.

Food for thought I assume you want to be ble to click on those screens, what if you gave them a positive z-index value?

Fairly easy stuff I limit though the width of the maincontent section I create a master wrapper div and then place the other three divs inside that.  This allows me to centre the whole layout, but it also allows me to limit the width of my entire layout to 800px, because there are people out there who still use 800*600 on their screens, thus if someone is using that size and you have not limited your main content to 500px, then if there is an element that is large, it will create a scrollbar across the bottom of their browser. This is a matter of question of how in control of your data you are and how consistent you want it to look across all browsers on all screens of vayring resolutions.