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Hey all. I have a simple excel sheet where I want to freeze a row AND a column. From the attached picture, I want numbers 1-6 and Column1, Column2, and Column3 to remain fixed, but still be able to scroll through everything to the right of that column and below that row. I can get the row to be fixed but the column still moves, even though I've frozen the cell to the right and below where I want to freeze, according to the excel help. I know this must be easy. Please help, thanks! [attachment deleted by admin]

Yes pentan. That's exactly what I'm trying to do. Your suggestion makes sense, but for some reason I'm getting the same result and the vote doesn't get into the database. I can echo'd the contents of $_SESSION[selected_radio] out at various points of the script, but once I try to echo it out past the line if ($action =="submitvote"){ , it doesn't work. Here's my updated code. <? session_start(); if (isset($_SESSION['valid_user'])) { include ("dbconnect.php"); $vote=$_POST['radiobutton']; $_SESSION[selected_radio] = $_POST['radiobutton']; $netid=$_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']; echo "You have selected to vote for $vote. If this is incorrect,<a href=\"index.php\"> click here </a> to go back else click <a href=\"70scluster.php?action=submitvote\"> here </a><br>"; $action=$_GET['action']; if ($action =="submitvote"){ mysql_query("INSERT INTO voting (username, cluster,vote) VALUES('$netid', '70s','$_SESSION[selected_radio]') ") or die(mysql_error($ echo "<input type='button' value='Click here to close this window and logout' onclick='self.close()'>"; } } ?>

Yes you are correct, that's what my form looks like. And yes, I know perfectly well I can echo it's contents out. When I put something like echo $vote I get what's in it, but when I try to insert it into the database it's not there.

Um, that didn't work either. Here's the updated code. <? session_start(); if (isset($_SESSION['valid_user'])) { include ("dbconnect.php"); $vote=$_POST['radiobutton']; $selected_radio = $_POST[$vote]; $netid=$_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']; echo "You have selected to vote for $vote. If this is incorrect,<a href=\"index.php\"> click here </a> to go back else click <a href=\"70scluster.php?action=submitvote\"> here </a><br>"; $action=$_GET['action']; if ($action =="submitvote"){ mysql_query("INSERT INTO voting (username, cluster,vote) VALUES('$netid', '70s','$selected_radio') ") or die(mysql_error()); echo "<input type='button' value='Click here to close this window and logout' onclick='self.close()'>"; } } ?>

Hmm, that still doesn't work, plus I really don't want to echo the contents of that variable onto the page. I know there's got to be a simple way around this.

I have problem that I'm sure is easy to solve. The problem is getting a certain post variable from a form into a database. I'm submitting all the variables into a mysql database, but one of the variables does not show up in the database ($vote). Why oh why do the contents of the $vote variable not get into the database? <? session_start(); if (isset($_SESSION['valid_user'])) { include ("dbconnect.php"); $vote=$_POST['radiobutton']; $netid=$_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']; echo "You have selected to vote for $vote. If this is incorrect,<a href=\"index.php\"> click here </a> to go back else click <a href=\"70scluster.php?action=submitvote\"> here </a><br>"; $action=$_GET['action']; if ($action =="submitvote"){ mysql_query("INSERT INTO voting (username, cluster,vote) VALUES('$netid', '70s','$vote') ") or die(mysql_error()); echo "<input type='button' value='Click here to close this window and logout' onclick='self.close()'>"; } } ?>

Which is where exactly? I downloaded the source code and didn't find php_ldap.so anywhere.

I've done that, but the extension isn't even in the folder. The extension folder according to my phpinfo() is /usr/lib/php5/20060613 but the extension isn't in there.

Hello. Here's the deal. I'm using (sharing) a debian/linux server which has php 5.2.1 and apache 1.3.x already working and installed. The trouble is it does not have the ldap extension installed on it and since I'm a newbie at linux command line I can't figure out how to install it. I looked at the help file on http://us3.php.net/manual/en/install.unix.php which says i need to run the "./configure" command, then "make", and "make install" and php.net said I can run these commands without recompiling php, and all i need to do is restart apache after that and I'm good. My question is, where do I run these commands from?? Do I have to be inside the package? I can't even find where the php package is at. I thought it should be in the /usr/lib folder but I can't find it. Sorry for sounding like such a newb, I'm used to windows server's. I'd greatly appreciate some help.

Hello all. I'm having trouble using the ldap module with php which runs on a linux server. I've run php on a windows server and I know that pretty much all you do is copy your .dll to the right folder, restart apache, and you're done. I uncommented out the "extension=php_ldap.so" in my php.ini file, but the module isn't even in the extension directory folder (/usr/lib/php5/20060613). Every help file I've read has been un-helpful and somehow I think you have to build the module. Can someone at least point me in the right direction? Thanks!

Yeah I tried that........doing what you suggested brings me to the same dialog.

I'm using Dreamweaver 8.0 and have about 3-4 sites defined that I connect to via FTP.  However, when I put in my login and password for these sites, dreamweaver does not save this info and I have to re-enter it when I re-open dreamweaver and want to connect to my sites. I'm checking the "save" checkbox but this still does not work. Anyone have any ideas why this is?

I recently did my entire layout using divs and style sheets, like everyone recommends. I have a template for my site and the stuff that changes goes in a #content div. My question is, now that the site is laid out with style sheets, does it make a difference if I throw a few tables inside that #content div for my content or should you continue to stick with divs absolutely? Just wondering as a general rule....what do you people do?

Fixed the problem myself, just a small bug....please mark as solved.

I recently got off my ass and "relaid" my website using style sheets and XHTML transitional pages. I validated both my css and my xhtml but then I opened up IE7 and the page looks horrible, however great in Firefox 2.0. Here's the link: www.eyegraphix.net . The sidebar and shoutbox do not show up at all which are in the #left div but no matter what I do I cannot even get this stuff to show up. Any help or suggestions? Much appreciation. 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