joemamahunt

Well yeah, validating forms and sending emails is the easiest part here. :-\ How about a download manager to manage emailed unique links + use of MySQL database for submitted info storage? That's what's weird, I figured this wouldn't be too hard to put together, and would probably be pretty popular. Nope. Nothing.

Anyone know of any similar script to provide the visitor with an email submit form, then generate a unique download link to a file on the server, then email out the link? (hopefully the link expires?) PHP and MySQL would be best, to my understanding. example: http://dl.nin.com/theslip/signup I searched with every keyword I could think of, yet nothing comes up. What would a script like this be called, anyway? Would be nice to have this script for an independent artist like myself. Any ideas? All I could find is the following: Expiring links: http://onlamp.com/pub/a/php/2002/12/05/one_time_URLs.html

Figured out a way to center it through CSS. table { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; } Ridiculous, firefox is so picky. Now to resolve all the other tiny issues.

Uhh.. No. I don't want TEXT aligned center. I want the TD/table aligned center. Which it is in the source. It shows up right in IE, but not in firefox. (Chrome and Maxthon3, etc. use the same program source code; Mozilla.) http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/8935/84902112.jpg I have selected all text to show you the tables. The 3 TD's (with text content) have cellspacing around them (the blank borders aorund them). As you can see, the actualy table is aligned left. I have setup a div wrap for the page, to center everything within the page. I then set the alignment in the actual three content td's, to "left". This does not align the td left, it just aligns everything that is within the td. IE shows this correctly. Firefox assumes that since I wrote <td align="left" in the actual td, it assumes that I want the whole block to be aligned left.

Argh.. I hate Firefox. This shows up fine in IE, everything always does. I code by hand, I know what I'm doing, yet firefox manages to make my life harder once again. http://g2inc.net/designs/v2/index.php (Validated XHTML Strict) In firefox/chrome/maxthon3, the three content td boxes are not aligned center. (although are forced if you view source.) They are further forced in the stylesheet. Also, on the copyright footer, you will notice that the text is somehow showing up at the top, when it is clearly aligned "middle" in the code. Is this a firefox bug? Does firefox have it's own rules when it comes to alignment? I've ran into this problem a few times, previously I worked around them, wasting way too many hours so that firefox could show it up right. Any ideas?