unsider
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Google's Lively http://www.virtualworldsnews.com/2008/07/breaking-news-g.html CNN's reports http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/08/07/virtual.living/ The amount invested in this industry. http://www.virtualworldsnews.com/2008/07/161-million-inv.html Discuss.
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you forgot the i's i commonly see associated with the xo as well.. XiOiOiOiiXixPHPsenseixiiXiPoniesxOixOxiOxOixOxiOxo0XXXXXiiXXXooXXiiXXOOXXXiiXXXXXXXXXXXXoooooioioioXXxxxXXxxxx there we go
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Oops, I meant display:inline. My bad, little disconnect when writing. Thanks.
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Ya, but that's what I'd like to know. How is this done?
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How is this done? I looked for a few articles on google, but unfortunately couldn't find anything relavent. Thanks.
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Dont expect yourself to know everything, it's ok that you needed help We all do at one point.
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I'm assuming you're talking about the little table that is labeled "HTML Code", and has a blue border, etc... That techniques is done by <div> tags, here is the exact code from the site... <div class='codewrap'><h2 class='specialT'>HTML Code:</h2><pre class='code'> <html> <head> </head> <body> <h2>My first webpage!</h2> </body> </html> </pre></div> Then you would need find the class in their included CSS files in order to determine the specifics. (ie... If you wanted to include it all on the same page you would... <script type="text/css"> .codewrap { border: 1px; } </script> Otherwise, make it an included file. I hope this helped. I'd suggest reading up on <div>, search google for some tutorials, it will all make sense real quickly if this didn't.
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Thank you, that's exactly what i wanted to know.
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I wasn't sure whether to post this in HTML or CSS, but considering I'm using <div> tags, and the solution may be as simple as using design:inline, I decided to post it here. If this is the wrong area, please feel free to move. Anyway I'm trying to prevent page breaks, and I'm wondering if someone can explain why they happen, and how to prevent them. I've heard of using 2 methods, but I;m not sure if they are credible: design:inline <span> tags Incase my terminology is confusing, in pagebreak i'm referring to: wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww Thanks. If I wasn't clear, or my post made little sense, let me know, I'll try to clarify
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http://signups.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=signup Do not enter any input, and scroll down to click the "Sign Up" submit button. After, you will notice the red outlines on the incomplete form boxes, and the the notices as to why the error occured. Im curious, are there any articles as to how this done, or if someone can briefly explain, or point me in the right direction. Just specifically the JS (red outlines, notices to the right, etc..) Greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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I'm a little confused by your request. Like a little nav-bar? Let's assume you're on the home page, and follow the link the about me page, it would display the following in the nav-bar?... Home > About Me If not, I completely misunderstood you.
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^ wow I've only heard of a few of those bands, more people to check out. Thanks. Found a few new bands (to me atleast): Ulrich Schnauss Silversun Pickups Phace Bungle Calibre Commix D-Kay Evol Intent Frcition & Fabio High Contrast M83 Matrix and Futurebound Teletextile A lot of these artists are DnB, but a few are not. Let's keep the discussion going. I know this isn't the place for music discussion, but I'm surprised that few people want to express their opinions, or add to the list.
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[SOLVED] transparent images on the web
unsider replied to liamloveslearning's topic in Miscellaneous
Assuming you're doing everything correctly, like redbull said, save them as PNGs, and that should solve your problem. I guess the only other problem would be you're just not deleting everything in the "background", it wouldn't be transparent in the first place, regardless of what you did, but this probably isn't the case. -
I'm curious as well. What's it for? And is it absolutely necessary.
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Can you post some code? We might be able to help you more.
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:-X Oops, I'm sorry I haven't checked out the newly updated tutorial section since I've been back here, I didn't know we had one. Thanks crayon.
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While I like some aspects of the site, such as the ez of navigation, and it presents the info in a straightforward manner, I dislike many things as well. Unfortunately I'm not in the mood to give a full critique, so I'll what i can. 1. The logo is colorful, but that's it. The company name is drowned out, and name reconigition with your business is non-existant. 2. The nav-bar is correctly placed, but it's too plain, add a little more flash to it, but don't overdo it. 3. The black background doesn't scream professional. Combined with the red, it looks not only cheap, but rushed, and that doesn't exactly scream quality hosting/look, etc... 4. I have a few more, and I may come back and edit do another critique, but for now, I'd suggest looking at some other 'professional' looking/well-known hosting sites as well as other popular sites, and take notes on what makes them attractive/quality. For something like this, you need to seem like you're quality, because there are plenty of other hosting sites. 5. name recognition, warm, quality feel, let them know what they're getting...impress them Good luck, i hope this helps.
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Obviously SQL pagination is the most effective, but is there a specific manner of coding which optimizes the pagination? Also if there's anything else you think I should know, let me have it Below method very effective, or no...? <?php $query = "SELECT COUNT(id) AS numrows FROM ...."; $result = mysql_query($query) or die('Error, query failed'); $row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC); $numrows = $row['numrows']; $maxPage = ceil($numrows/$rowsPerPage); $self = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; $nav = ' '; for($page = 1; $page <= $maxPage; $page++) { if ($page == $pageNum) { $nav .= " $page "; } else { $nav .= " <a href=\"$self?page=$page\">$page</a> "; } } if ($pageNum > 1) { $page = $pageNum - 1; $prev = " <a href=\"$self?page=$page\">[Prev]</a> "; $first = " <a href=\"$self?page=1\">[First Page]</a> "; } else { $prev = ' '; $first = ' '; } if ($pageNum < $maxPage) { $page = $pageNum + 1; $next = " <a href=\"$self?page=$page\">[Next]</a> "; $last = " <a href=\"$self?page=$maxPage\">[Last Page]</a> "; } else { $next = ' '; $last = ' '; } echo $first . $prev . $nav . $next . $last; ?>
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Even that's asking too much usually. Search google for anything at all, just attempt to write a basis for it...even if you know it's completely wrong.
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I use this method.. Even though it's been discussed in a way, just giving practical examples if(isset($_SESSION['url'])){ $this->referrer = $_SESSION['url']; }else{ $this->referrer = "/"; } Then call the referrer from outside the class... i.e $session->referrer Although I've only recently started using this method, so I don't know how effective it is, or reliable, etc.. If you guys figure out a better waty, let me know
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It's a Unix timestamp that I need to convert to a date.
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Well I am updating the timestamp (in my real project ), if the user is logged in that is, session values set, etc.., and requests a page, I guess now I'm just asking how I would output the last recorded timestamp of that particular user in a.... Last Active On: Feb 11, 2030 fashion. And thanks for clarifying that, I wasn't absolutely sure if that SQL was valid.
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I'm assuming you would create a timestamp for the user when he registers? And the timestamp would track when the session was last active/ ended, for that particular user. Is converting a time stamp into a last active on: jan 4, 2006 as simple as a echoing the timestamp in a date format? If I'm not making sense or any of what I said is incorrect, please correct me, I'm here to learn. I've written a little piece of code, can someone explain the 'last active' concept to me through this code (if possible)? Also keep in mind this was written quickly, I'm tired, and probably gonna check this in the morning. So feel free to correct ANY mistakes I might have made. Thanks. <?php function timestamp(){ global $database; $q = "SELECT timestamp" ."FROM "user" ORDER BY timestamp DESC, timestamp"; $result = $database->query($q); $num_rows = mysql_numrows($result); if(!$result || ($num_rows < 0)){ echo "Error displaying info"; return; } if($num_rows == 0){ echo "Database table empty"; return; } $time = mysql_result($result,"timestamp"); echo "$time"; } ?>
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I usually code like # 2 for most things, if statements or functions, etc.... but sometimes I tend to drift in an out of both 1 and 2, depending on the content. If that makes sense? Shrug.
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I'm not expert, and I've done limited reading on sleep patterns, healthy amounts, etc... But I've read that it's more healthy to sleep for the full 8 hours, as opposed to segregated amounts. A quick google search will get you the answer to healthy sleeping tips.