peranha
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You could always try Good old DOS to see if you can access the files that way and copy them over to a new drive.
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Another thing to look out for is the monitor colors/contrast ratios/brightness levels. I'd recommend (if applicable with budget) to get the same monitors, so you're more likely to get a uniform picture across all of the monitors. That's something I've run into before, and no matter how hard you try to mess with the settings you just can't get it exactly the same (even with tools such as the Spyder Pro.)
Yeah, I must second his suggestion to get matching monitors.... I have a 23" LCD and a 16" CRT.... It's pretty weird. lol. (But of course the difference in most monitors wouldn't be that drastic.)
CRT? I havent seen one of those in quite a while.
I use dual 19" Wide screens on mine, and have a 3rd for computer repairs. I am not sure if you can use the onboard video for a 3rd monitor with a dual video card or not, never tried it. That would give you 3 with only 1 extra card (dual) with the onboard video (single). I may have to try it and see if it works.
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Flash + PHP
in Other
Not sure you need to put it in an object. I just use the < embed> portion on my site, and it works fine.
<embed src="template/img/sub.swf" quality="high" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="547" height="248"></embed>
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Have you used this CD before to install XP on another computer?
If so,
1. Check the MBR of the Hard Drive.
2. Get a memory checker and check the ram for faults.
Did you have issues with this computer before that you are reinstalling windows, or is it a new PC, that has never had an OS on it?
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Yes that code is correct.
"localhost" is the server.
"root" is the user name to the sql server
"mypasswrd" is the password for the "root" user on the "localhost" server.
Do you have MySQL set up on your computer? if so localhost is correct for the server. when you set it up, you needed to specify a username and a password. Those can be used for the user and password fields.
If you dont have MySQL set up on your local computer, then the "localhost" server will not be correct and will need to be changed.
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Change this
// UPDLOAD $result = mysql_query($query) or die ('Error updating database');to
// UPDLOAD $result = mysql_query($query) or die ('Error updating database'.mysql_error());See if you get any error messages.
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Not quite sure if this is what you are after, but in the <head> section of your page you will need a link to the css file.
<head> <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> </head>
Then on your pages you will call that depending on whether you set it to an "id" or a "class".
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The only thing I have used is Autocad, but that is probably way more than you want to spend.
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How are you passing from test1 to test2? If you are using a submit button
if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {// Name of your submit button // Code to process } else { // Error message } -
We need the input to database part, not the receive part of the script since you said that there is nothing in the database, the error is inputing it.
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Thanks. For some reason Chrome and IE put a 10px space after you end a < p> tag, but firefox doesnt. I dropped the p tags, and put everything in divs.
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echo '<form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">;
<br />;
Should be
echo '<form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<br />';
You really need to check that code over. Are you meaning to exit out of php after line 94? if so you will need to change all lines afterwards as HTML does not use ; to close.
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From this statement here:
it looks like the threat which Jay is most worried about is free speech from Americans who do not approve of Obama’s plans to impose national socialism upon the citizens of the United States.
I think it is going to shut down sites like Shawn Hannity, Bill Orielly, and that sorts, so that there are no apposing views of his policies. Thats what I pick up from the article.
Also this part may not be good:
bill will require government licenses of any individual who seeks employment ... in protecting either government or private networks from attack.
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Can you rename the field name?
index is a Mysql reserved word.
if you cant you will need to change the query to
$sql = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM content WHERE `index` = '$id'");It is better to change the field name.
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Change this
$sql = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM content WHERE index = '$id'");
to
$sql = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM content WHERE index = '$id'") or trigger_error(mysql_error());
and see if there is an error. Are you sure that the field is index and not Index, or something like that?
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All your if statements need to have == not just =
== (equal to(compare 2 values))
= (sets a value to something)
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Your house/apartment/whatever wiring is not grounded properly. I had the same issue, except I was getting truck CB waves through mine.
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I dont want to use padding as it pads all browsers, I need something that will just pad firefox, not IE and Chrome.
Here is a pic of firefox and Chrome. In Chrome there is a space between the last post and the footer, but in firefox there is no space, they run together. I want the space in there, but without affecting the other 2 browsers if possible.
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How can I add a padding to the bottom of the div in firefox only? I have a div that in IE and Chrome there is a white space between the footer and the main div of the page, but on firefox the main div and the footer all run together.
Adding
padding: 0 0 5px 0;
will add the padding in all browsers, and does not look good in IE and Chome.
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when validating at strict you need to use
&
not just the &
Heres the error I was getting.
Line 37, Column 119: general entity "t" not defined and no default entity
…</a> | <a href="index.php?p=contact&t=new" title="Contact Us">Contact Us</a>
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When I validate my contact page, it gives me errors, all related to my form
action="?p=contact&t=check_contact_info"
It errors out at the t= part. Is there any way to get around this so it validates.
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#left { margin-left: -50px; }Something like that will work.
Computer Won't Boot Unless...
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We used Asus boards for work, and had the same issues as you described plus others. Turns out that they had a problem with capacitors bursting on the boards. We have since then switched to Gigabyte, and have not had issues as of yet.
Check the capacitors on the board and see if they are popped up on the top.