Thanks guys, I think I'm going to hold onto it, just wanted to see how much I could get for it. I'm an avid nature activist, so I'll use it for one of my sites. :D
Thanks, Nuvo. I'm a beginner @ JavaScript, and thanks to you I've been able to create some pretty sweet Ajax apps. If you want, you can check em out at http://naturesmagazine.com and sign up for a membership. There, you can see the article managemen…
Thanks guys! I have one more question though...
I wanted to know how to do this so when a user clicked a link, my AJAX would get the necessary information and then display it through a scriptaculous effect. I tried doing this with two onclick elemen…
I have one more question which is probably really obvious, but how can I have the div start out being hidden and then have the user click the link or button and have the content flow down?
Thanks, Nuvo! I was a little weary about ajax frameworks because I could never figure out how to use them, but since you showed me how to use it, I tried it out and it worked very nicely! :D
I've been contemplating on switching to HostGator from Yahoo Small Business for a while, and have found them to be a good host. Although I am not a customer of theirs yet, I have used their online chat support and they've helped me with sales-relate…
Wow I'm slow... I can't believe I went on and on and on about it without giving a url! Lol! You can visit it at http://my.naturesmagazine.com to create an account, then after you log in, click on "Articles" on the left and follow the steps…
Thanks, Nuvo. I'm not familiar with any of the frameworks, but will try and implement your suggestion. Would you know how to do this using straight javascript?
Thanks guys. I really don't know how to mess around with the timing, it's all based on "onkeyup" and again, I'm a newbie. How can I play around with the timing?
--Andrew
Thanks a bunch.
I use Yahoo Small Business for hosting and they provide a shared SSL server to process sensitive information on. But, since the server is different than mine and doesn't have the same domain, I cannot set session variables to use for…
I would love to, but due to my contract with the client... I cannot legally do so (the client holds copyright to all web application files).
Sorry! :sorry:
I just finished building one of these systems for a client. Since I couldn't use something premade, I had to build my own shopping cart application.
Since I had a photograph gallery already set up, I just had a button on each page displaying the ite…
I use TextWrangler, a Mac-only (and free!) text editor that does basically everything I need it to. It color codes source code to show where functions are, quotations, etc. so you can easily find errors in your code - ie: if you open a quote, the te…
I've put together something that looks like it should work, but it isn't for some reason...
[PHP]<?php
$gallery = strip_tags($_GET);
$dbhost = "****";
$dbuser = "****";
$dbpass = "****";
$db = "siteinfo";
…
I pay $19.99/month through Yahoo Small Business, but am switching to HostGator this month. Yahoo doesn't give you any freedom with advanced settings, or restrict direct access to subdirectories - HostGator does @ a better price! :D
Okay... this is extremely odd. I fixed the PHP and it creates the file (had the periods in the wrong space to join the variable) but Safari doesn't want to read the file for some reason! Any suggestions?
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As long as I'm not doing things hugely wrong, I'm not too concerned. For example, if i define <div id='normal'>TEXT<div> and then do it again right next to it... I'm not going to freak. But if i have something in a form or table messed u…
I unfortunately use Yahoo hosting... not that it's too horrible, but they just put a flashy spin on everything and block customizable features. If you're using Yahoo's paid "Small Business Hosting," all you need to do is go to the file man…
