TheFilmGod

Anything is possible if its logically correct. But how is this logical - you randomly give them some number of checkboxes and they select things to dump out.

preg_match('/^[A-Za-z0-9_][A-Za-z0-9_.-@#$!]{4,49}$/', $username) Regex doesn't work. Take notice of the special characters. Do I need to escape any of them?

if (preg_match('/^[A-Za-z]{2,50}$/', $first_name)) { $error[1] = 1; } Data going in is: "Douglas", "Melissa", and "Michael" and $error[1] is still 0. Unchanged. Am I doing anything wrong?

maybe because you are using tables? TBH, the website looks very non-professional. Are you getting paid to make this website?

It doesn't look very "professional" I know that might sound harsh but bubble text and a splattered image that you have right now yells "kids game to me" (miniclip.com) and not hosting. Check out godaddy.com for some ideas. I think their new interface looks very professional.

LOL!

Are the braces necessary for multidimensional arrays? Like so: {$big_array[small_array[0]]} or will the php engine know what you mean? Which technique do the gurus on this forum use to echo html? Do you just do the single quote + concatenation type?

Something I never understood is why are double quotes the ones that interpret variables? Taking into account html and attributes ... attribute="value"... it would make sense to make single quotes interpret variables. echo "html {$var}"; - I have never seen this before. Can someone tell me what this means?

I just finished building the front end for a very complex application and I'm about to start the programming aspect of it. My question - what's the best way of echoing html? I usually just do echo '......................' but I heard there are more efficient ways? What about variables? HOw do you do it: 1) echo '..html...' . $variable; 2) echo '...html..'; echo $variable;

You know - you shouldn't be using jpg in the first place. The image you posted in your first post could def. be a png. Png take up less room and are super high quality. Of course, not all images work under png. Real photos would gobble up mb's of space in png format.

That sounds realistic, but what is realistic isn't always what is profitable.

This game sucks. You consistently have to wait wait wait.. and you never are successful in a crime. Maybe the chances are against me, but if you increase the odds and decrease the wait time maybe you'll get more members interested into your website. The website looks in general are fine. just keep adding more features!

It cracks me up to see people write hard code - without the help of any framework. Just try solving this problem - a cross browser problem that wouldn't have been a problem if you used jquery or mootools. Enjoy. jquery.com

Why would you even want to do this? Sounds pretty amateur-like. And no - you'll probably need to use javascript for this.

huh? Is this tabular data. Sounds like it would be a piece of cake with css.

Okay - for the floats - make sure you clear the containing parent div. No clearing div = layout all over the place.

The logo doesn't link to the homepage. The top main navigation has some nasty dark blue borders when you click on them - so 1996. The bottom paragraph should be a list. The pipe character "|" should not be used to separate elements. To be quite honest, I'm a little disappointed in this website. You have created far more professional websites than this one - but then again maybe your client its just anal and made you change everything.

Well for one you can create a profile page showcasing your talent and link to it via your signature on this forum.

It looks cool. But its not professional. Bankgothic font is not professional. Use a typical times roman, or Verdana - those are the best. Basic gradients and plain colors are the best. use a bit more of icons. You are overkilling that 3d feeling. Keep things simpler. Make your life much easier! And yes, you should be aiming for SEO. This means that making you'll either have to use some smart css designing to hide semantic html, or you'll need to use a lot of alt tags in replacement of <h#> tags which is BAD.

I finally figured out after like 2 hours of grueling agony. I remapped all the events onto the events immediately after the innerhtml. The reason is simple - the elements did not exist before innerhtml so the program needs to remap the new events onto the elements after they are created. Google has let this miracle happen. 2+ hours of searching got me to finally find the answer.

I have dynamically created content using javascript. However, it seems like I can't get of the dynamically generated content to fire events when clicked. The only thing i could find on google about this "event does not fire unless appended to DOM..." anyone care to help me?

It's because you're harding coding everything. Ever heard of jquery? It solves the issues of cross browser compatible. No expert javascript programmers hard code everything. They use frameworks.

Why are you hard coding everything? Ever heard of the jquery framework?

background-color, background-image, and background-repeat can all be combined in shorthand css.

you've hit the nail right on the head.... Unless your website requires javascript for functionality, don't use it. Most things can be done w/ css and php. I have only recently NEEDED to use javascript for a complex calendar applet I'm designing.