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What method have you guys encountered that proves to be the most effective? I know of a few, but I'm just seeing if I can get a second opinion. Granted I could go sift through some open source projects, let's discuss it here, I think it'd do more for me to discuss it here.

Alright, currently I'm in need of a drop down menu. Allthough unlike the googled standard, I'm not looking for onMouseHover effect, I'm looking to click on the object, and it remain in it's pullDown state until I click either on the object or elsewhere within the browser. I am very tired, and normally would provide some code for us to work with, but for now I'm going to ask and see if I get some responses, and I might post some tomorrow depending where this goes. If there is a tutorial out there that you could point me towards I'd appreciate that as well.

I'm not quite sure why you're asking? You may have to reword your question. Would this have anything to do with cURL? http://us3.php.net/manual/en/curl.examples.php

PHP isn't necessary to accomplish this. You should look into JS's onMousover or CSS's psuedo hover class. I'd suggest CSS, so just google it. "css image hover" or something of the sort.

[quote author=Vermillion link=topic=106377.msg977426#msg977426 date=1219988485] I like children and fantasy. My name comes from a fantasy RPG, in which Vermillion is a guy that protects a little girl. Vermillion is also a pretty color. [/quote] As well as a city in Pokemon games. Vermillion City Ya...I played.

Sounds pretty cool. Hey.

Random ATM: Steppin' Razor - Sublime And as I posted this... Aphex Twin - Windowlicker Ugh, huge transiston.

I usually keep it all on one line unless I'm collabing with someone. Then I tend to break it into, ober said, "logical portions of code [with] separate lines for readability". I'll post some examples later if I have time.

http://www.nba.com/ http://www.jamendo.com/ http://www.nbc.com/ No one has anything they can think of? Surely you all must know a lot I dont..

I knew I'd be punished for throwing those 2 up there. Just disregard those 2 pieces of trash. But this also gives us the option to discuss our opinions on the sites that really hit home with the public.

I was considering facebook more on the developer side, it's plain I agree, but it's well designed. And ya newegg is pretty damn impressive. Got anymore? http://www.tutorialized.com/ http://kirupa.com/

List the sites that you know/think are well designed in terms of design, navigation, etc.. http://newgrounds.com http://ebay.com http://amazon.com http://campnorth.tv http://last.fm http://deviantart.com http://myspace.com http://facebook.com http://hi5.com I have more, but for now this should be good to get this started. So let's hear um.

Alright, great! Thanks for confirming.

Let's say you have 3 tabs: 1 | 2 | 3 When the page is loaded for first time it is defaulted to "1". The user, regardless of log-in status, sets the tab to "2". I would like to maintain the tab value of "2" from visit to visit. What would be the best method of doing this? I would think cookies, and it would make the most sense, but I have no idea. If this wasn't clear please let me know. Thanks.

Nevermind, found a good article. I had previously searched google, found nothing, but kept trying and stumbled upon a good article. Sorry about this, you can go ahead and delete it.