mwmobley

Hey All, I have a little php script that scans some db tables looking for expiration dates and send out emails. I was looking at scheduling it w/cron(something I have no experience with). Is this possible? What if you use SESSION data in your script? Any input/samples would be most appreciated.

Take a look at tinyMCE, it might work for what you need.... http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ I am currently using it but, its not w/out its own issues..... mike

Thanks a Bunch Guys.... It really threw me when it worked correctly in Fiefox and Netscape..... I REALLY appreciate all the extra eyes!!! mike

Or take a look at the difference between Firefox and IE at http://www.testeclifestyle.com/guest/country_kitchen/ I don't understand whats causing this in IE.....thanks for the help

Heres the php code that starts the table and the first row.   //  Create table to display teasers and link on mag home page   echo '<table width=\"347\" height=\"464\" border=\"0\"  cellpadding=\"0\" cellspacing=\"0\">';   // Camping Row   echo '<tr>';   echo '<td width=\"295\" height=\"60\" border =\"0\"><p><a href="./camping.php"><strong>Camping:</strong></a><br />';   echo "$CampingTeaser</p></td>";   echo '<td width=\"58\"><a href="./camping.php"><img src="images/camping_thumb.jpg" width=\"55\" height=\"55\" /></a></td>';   echo '</tr>'; Here is a link to where I have been working on it http://www.testeclifestyle.com/guest/country_recreation/ The top part is straight HTML, the bottom is this first line in PHP.  In Firefox, you will see it centered in the table..in IE it comes up w/borders an no thumbnail....thanks for looking!

I have a simple 2 col 5 row table that i'm using to display a description in the first row and a thumbnail link in the second. I originally created the HTML for the table in DreamWeaver, then used the HTML to create my echos in php since I need to retrieve the descriptions from mysql.  It works perfectly in Firefox and Netscape but, Internet explorer draws a border around it (with border=0) and only displays 1 of the five thumbnails. Also, the HTML works just fine in Internet Explorer.  Why would IE treat the php code differently? Any help would REALLY be appreciated.  I don't understand why it works perfectly in one place and is so screwed up in the other....