Adam

I guess as the music I listen to probably differs to your taste, we have different ideas about how only varied power chords would sound in a song. In my opinion, awful. And if it's the first thing you learn the guitarist must be pretty sh*t. I'm hoping you're only talking about the rythm guitarist here, and not lead?

As far as I've seen most people start out by learning how to play a power chord accompanied with a beer. A lot of the basic rock songs use that one chord and that chord only. As for the beer , yeah well that just gives you the illusion that you are playing better. Generally start learning some basic notes and chords. Power chords would probably strain your hand too much at first and be harder to play. Plus a power chord isn't just 1 chord, there's quite a lot of 'em. Oh and a rock song made of power chords only would be awful, and booze makes it much harder to play at first.. but you can get used to it! I found AC/DC songs were the best to learn from, the rhythm in certain songs is really simple but sounds pretty good, or amazing to yourself if you've just started learning.

Try adding enctype="multipart/form-data" to the HTML form tag.

Fair point, but Mr. X who runs the website is about £40-50 better off down to 30 seconds of work. Is there any arguements against using it?

Isn't this classed as false advertising?

Hmm, soldering definitely isn't my strong point- although my faver ain't to bad I don't think. Al give him a buzz, cheers!

Cool, thanks. Shall experiment with it later.

It's a notice telling you that $parts[1] isn't actually set (the key '1' doesn't exist). Just quickly add some debugging code to find out what's in the $data array, like so: print '<pre>';print_r($data);print '</pre>'; Add that just after $data = ......

Why do you have an @ before a variable? They suppress errors. You are running the query after aren't you? If so, after the mysql_query function add: or trigger_error('Query failed: ' . mysql_error($db), E_USER_ERROR); So it would look something like: $var = mysql_query(...) or trigger_error('Query failed: ' . mysql_error($db), E_USER_ERROR);

Add this just after your first opening PHP tag: ini_set('display_errors','1'); error_reporting(E_ALL);

Why textarea if it refresh every 5 seconds, surely they wouldn't be able to edit it in time? But basically similar concept, switch this line: print $parts[0].$parts[1].'<br><br>'; To this: print '<textarea name="someName[]">'.$parts[0].$parts[1].'</textarea><br><br>';

You need to add a 'WHERE' clause to the end so you can control which records are updated: http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_mysql_update.asp (take a look at first example)

Daym! Know of any others?

Not to mention ! ? ... and a whole bunch of other possibilities.

In that context there's absolutley nothing anyone can tell you about it. Need more information about where the 'returnTo' session var comes from, what code's used, etc.

If you put that within the loop you'd end up with x amount of inputs, each containing $parts[0] from that iteration of the loop - however they'd all have the same name which isn't obviously correct HTML. You could use instead: <input type="text" name="someName[]" value="<?php echo $parts[0]; ?>" /> Explain what you're trying to do better...

Perfect, thanks!

I've not tried to understand what your code is doing, but, to insert a variable into an input: <input type="text" name="..." value="<?php echo $parts[0]; ?>" />

It wouldn't be the most straight forward tool for you if you're thinking like this... What about strings such as "1.0"?

Have you tried: FancyForm.start(0, { onSelect: function(chk) { var url = 'schoolPage.php?catID=' + chk.inputElement.getProperty('id') + '&chk=' + chk.inputElement.getProperty('checked'); var request = new Request({ url:url, method:'POST', onRequest: function() { alert('making sure it works:: ' + url); } }).send(); } onDeselect: function(chk) { // deselect code here } });

Good morning everyone! This isn't specifically SEO, but related. Basically I was just wondering if anybody knew of a tool that would search Google for the position of a site, based on a search term; if that makes sense? So say I searched for "blah blah blah" and wanted to know what position "example.com" was at, without having to look through 9 pages, does anybody know of a tool / web service / FF add-on that can do that? Thanks Adam

This isn't really something you can explain in a single post, you'd be best reading tutorials and/or articles on database design. This looks okay to start with; based on MySQL. It's a learning curve though, could take a little while to get the hang of it.

Yeah it's definitely not the port, tried it on another computer. Okay I'll try that, thanks.

Hey up guys, little off topic but I'm sure someone here will have an idea. Have a problem with my monitor cable. It's been on the blink for a while where messing with it caused the picture to flicker. Now though it's stuck either really green, blue or red. It's extremely annoying as colours are obviously messed up and it's kinda hard to concentrate on. The faulty part is the jack going into my laptop, the very end of the actual cable. At the other end, going into the actual monitor, you can't remove it like a plug it's just attached. Has anybody had this problem before, or anybody have an idea of what to do? It's a very good monitor and I don't want / can't afford to be buying a new one right now. Is it possible to rewire it at all? Thanks Adam

O'reily! What kind of music do you play?