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Which one is the original...?

Why can't you use the JS redirect? <br /> <!--<br /> window.location = "index.php"<br /> //--><br />

Most IDE's have drag n' drop tools to accomplish this. I don't know if you want to restrict the user to only your domain (game), have it default to your address, or whatever. Should be pretty simple.

Use emacs.

You lost me...

For your default style: -missing header -footer content is tiny (unreadable) When you choose other styles everything gets messed up, things are flying all over the screen. For the most part it looks decent, just get some content up there. I like the background!

msyqldump Could you be a bit more specific of what you're trying to do? There are multiple ways to handle this depending on your goal.

Yes I did. Then went and did some more research on my own and came back with another question. My apologies, I thought by '^' you were pointing towards Haku's post. KingPhilip has posted a good explanation.

Did you read the link:

So what's the point of this thread? Are you asking us if we think you should type in proper English...? Of course we do. You should regardless, unless you want to be a "stupid person". If you get a job you won't be able to write like that, speak like that, or act like that. You should always type and speak properly so everyone can understand you. It's kind of like being up to the w3 validation, it just makes everything easier and up to the standard. You can still be "stupid" and speak proper English, and vice versa.

Use XOR

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You did, but obviously he didn't understand...

If you're playing any serious type of game you wouldn't want to use WINE, it will be laggy and annoying. If you're going to use WINE you mine as well set up a virtual machine so it's compatible with everything. They have seamless VM's now that look like you're loading windows programs right on the Linux OS.

Can you post the relevant code, it would make life easier

Java is relatively easy to pick up if you compare it to something like C. Compared to PHP it's going to be difficult. You're probably going to have to learn most of the J2EE if you're working with a CMS web application. If the only thing you know is PHP, which is an extremely easy language to pick up, then you're going to want to study more so on classes and objects. Learn and study the Liferay API.

I think it looks nice. Missing a header. The colors are a little drastic. Black straight to white? The main container looks good, simple, easier to read.

Can you post a link so or an image link so we can view the whole thing at once?

$var1 = "omg/123"; echo strstr($var1, "/"); This will (should) return the rest of $var1 after it finds the "/".

I figured that out when you said "for example". Why can't you use the $_GET method?

That URL implements mod_rewrite, you may want to take a look at it. Is this your page or someone else's?

Is there something specific you should be learning? There's a lot to learn and many components in the Java web environment.

Why don't you use the get method and tack the variables on the end of the URL? Depending on what you're sending you could put it in a session as well. Let's see some code and a more detailed explanation of what you want. With the post you have to put it in a form.

You're not going to get much help here, have you tried the forums.sun.com?

Go to sun.com. They have plenty of good tutorials and an awesome forum community if you need any help.