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  • Birthday 01/16/1988

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  1. Perhaps you should see if there is a newer version of the search box (plugin?) or even consider contacting the author(s) if possible. Another solution may be looking for a version of jQuery that both work with.
  2. When you say databases, are you referring to database tables? If this is the case, the solution doesn't sound easy.
  3. zavaboy

    Tables

    Well, tables are really for, as the name implies, tabular data. What this means is that if you wouldn't put it in an excel spreadsheet, you shouldn't put it in a HTML table. I, myself, once used tables for my website design, but many from a community much like this one introduced me to tableless design. Ever since I have been using tableless design because it just makes sense. But, like I said, Google it, you will find more reasons why you shouldn't use tables for design. It is your choice, but keep in mind that using tables for design WILL hold you back as a web designer.
  4. zavaboy

    Tables

    You should really look into going with a tableless design. Googling it will give you a ton of great resources.
  5. It can be done. Here's an example: JavaScript: ddChange = function(val){ if (val=='text'){ document.getElementById('mytext').style.display='inline'; document.getElementById('myimage').style.display='none'; }else if (val=='image'){ document.getElementById('mytext').style.display='none'; document.getElementById('myimage').style.display='inline'; }else{ document.getElementById('mytext').style.display='none'; document.getElementById('myimage').style.display='none'; } } HTML: <select name="myselect" onchange="ddChange(this.value)"> <option value="">Please Select</option> <option value="text">Text</option> <option value="image">Image</option> </select> <input type="text" id="mytext" name="mytext" style="display:none" /> <input type="file" id="myimage" name="myimage" style="display:none" /> jsFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/xbRh8/
  6. Or you can use an IFrame to display the images... but I personally think IFrames suck.
  7. It's a common mistake if you're used to JavaScript or the like. (Even I still do it and I've been coding PHP for almost 10 years now.)
  8. I don't know how many of you remember me... I used to hang out in the IRC chat along with my good bud zavabot several years back. I've disassembled zavabot since then, but perhaps I can bring him back to help out in the IRC. Anyway, I don't know if this is a comeback for me or just a visit... we will see I guess.
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