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Thanks for your fast reply ! Worked great

Hi, I followed some instructions on a site to help me build a web form, then I found some free code that sends the data from the form to my email address, and then a 'Thank you' page should show. I can enter data into the form, but when I press 'Submit' nothing happens. The 'Thank you' page doesn't come up, and the data doesn't get emailed. I have attached the 3 web pages. radioform.php - the form simplescript.php - the code that sends the data to the email address radioformend - the 'Thank you' page Thank you for any help ! radioform.php simplescript.php radioformend.html

Hi, I have a site that lets users find music by clicking search filters. They get results as mp3s and can either preview the music, download it or add it to a playlist folder. Is there an easy way to add a checkbox next to each mp3 in the results, which the user can select, but when the user checks out using paypal, they're given a link to download the .wav version of each selected track, rather than the mp3? The wavs are already in a folder on the server and have the same fliename as their mp3 except the extension is .wav Currently the user sees 10 results on a page, with anything from 1 to xxx pages being available. If it helps, the user can already add mp3s to a playlist folder they've created using an 'add' button. In advance of some obvious questions: The tracks will be for tv or radio broadcast and the users only use wav or aif files. The mp3s are only downloaded so the user can try the tune in a production to see if it works. I have very basic php knowledge, as you can probably tell, so excuse me if I ask a few stupid questions if I get any replies! A screenshot is attached. On the left is the project playlist showing an 'added' track. The middle column is the search filters and the right-hand column is the resulting list of mp3s from the search - the buttons there are 'play' 'info' 'add' (to playlist) and 'download' (mp3 to hard drive). Any help is appreciated Thanks

Minase thinks the changes are actually in menu-search.php Standard menu colour should be #333366. Highlighted colour should be #0066FF I sent Minase a copy with the colours needed but they're offline now. If anyone else wants to check it for me, it's <!--a href="listing.php">ALL</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br--> <a href="listing.php?gid=Abstract / Experimental">Abstract & Experimental</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Acoustic">Acoustic</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=A capella">A capella</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Ambient / Chillout">Ambient & Chillout</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Big Band / Swing">Big Band & Swing</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Blues">Blues</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Classical %26 Orchestral">Classical & Orchestral</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Dance / Disco">Dance & Disco</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Film / Game Scores">Film & Game Scores</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Folk">Folk</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Hip Hop / Rap / Urban">Hip Hop, Rap & Urban</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Jazz">Jazz</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Latin">Latin</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Pop">Pop</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Psychedelic">Psychedelic</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Punk">Punk</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=R %26 B">R & B</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Reggae">Reggae</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Rock">Rock</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Ska">Ska</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"><br> <a href="listing.php?gid=Trip Hop">Trip Hop</a> <img src="images/dot.jpg"> Thank you !

Minase - pls check your message inbox ... thanks!

Minase - thanks, but the problem is that the code doesn't contain anything like ($_GET['gid']) == "Ambient_Chillout") { (or any other genre !) ??? The only $_GET variables are when I want to add, alter or delete a song

Sorry everyone - I meant to say that I know about IF THEN (I used to program in BASIC a long time ago) ! The problem isn't knowing how to change the colour - the problem is finding the 'chosen' genre in the code. There doesn't seem to be a part of the code that holds the variable anywhere ! Darkwater - what's the best way to get the code to you (or anyone) ?

Hi - This sounds like an easy thing to change, but I'm still a beginner and the site uses extra code that comes into play if I log in as admin to add new songs etc. (rather than just browse it) , so it's a bit confusing and complicated when I try to edit it. Here's what I'm having trouble with... My site shows a list of different musical styles (genres) on the left, that first appear in 'home.php' This list is all coloured the same shade of blue. When the user clicks a genre in that list, you're taken to 'listing.php' - this shows a list of songs relating to the genre that you clicked. I'd like the chosen genre to be highlighted in the list with a lighter blue, so the user can see which genre they are looking at, until they've selected a different genre. I've highlghted the links to the different pages on the site, and even coloured the corresponding graphic music note myself - but the coding for this list is difficult to interpret due to the extra 'admin only' code, and I'm a complete beginner. I appreciate any help, as I've spent hours trying to find where to change the colour, and finally realise it's not as easy as I thought. The site is www.makin-trax.co.uk If anyone needs the code I can email it if that will help, or I can copy and paste it here if it will fit. Thanks UkTab

I have a site that lets users select a list of music based on genre etc. so each list could be made up of different tracks every time (www.makin-trax.co.uk), especially as I'm adding new tracks each month. I'd really like a way to stop all lists from scrolling, if they are longer than the visible page. I know everyone has a different amount of viewable space on their monitors, so I need a way of restricting the list to a max of about 15 tracks per page, and a way for the user to select which page from that list they'd like to view (eg prev \ next \ first \ last \ particular page number etc.) This is a fairly new music site, so at the moment the only list that goes past the bottom of the page is the dance genre but, as I mentioned earlier, I'm adding new tracks so all genres will become too long for a single page at some point. I believe I have mysql databases (I'm not a programmer, but I try to do as much as I can with my limited skill) and I was told by a mod at htmlcodetutorial.com that I need to use some PHP code to create these page numbers. (He directed me here.) I will be very grateful for any help \ pointers. Tab !