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or if (strtolower($_POST['submit'])=="submit") {...}

If that's the software you using, that snippet of code you posted will work. Just replace /weblog/archive/2004/Jan/22 with your page

yeah you'll have to talk to an admin about the httpd.conf, usually this is restricted on public hosts. unfortunately, the only other way is to actually do each one in .htaccess, i think.

example i gave should work, i'm having some issues though in testing it on x10 because this can't go in the .htaccess and must go in the httpd.conf

what do you want the desired effect to be? you can change the URL easily, but are you trying to change the HTML code? use the [NC] RewriteRule flag to make things case insensitive Or possibly, could this work for you: RewriteEngine on RewriteMap u2l int:tolower RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ /${u2l:$1}

at least post what you found. i'm thinking your problem is understanding Perl and not the Tk module. the link you gave from cpan gives all the properties of handling an image and all the links i gave you are examples of how to create and add one to a page. forgive me for trying to help and...

depends on how the calendar is created. you can do this at creation time with a server side script, or after page load using Javascript

I know you can (and should) do that in Perl, is that the correct syntax for PHP?

well say what style changes you made. i don't like how the navright menu links are on two lines. it also seems like there's a lot of wasted space in there. you can understand people's frustration though... it's like buying a domain "mysearchengine.com" and then redirecting that to Google and...

You at least get some point from me for having something geared toward your mmo thing, or having the idea for something. I don't think anyone is "fighting" when they're just questioning what you want to have reviewed? It seems like the whole thing overall. I will say yes, I like the skin and...

i don't mind the black/white. i think it's more artsy and edgy and i think they're trying to attract a different mood and crowd. as opposed to something warm and conformist. it all depends on who their target audience is and based on the pictures, i dont think the target audience would like...

There's an image missing :) I like the concept, but 1) you should have some sort of hover effect to show that those links work on the left - i thought they were just placeholders til i read your note above about the forums. I was like, what forums? then i went back and noticed those links...

is this a joomla site? i like the look/feel. curious about the mouse over menu effect Edit: nevermind, it's an opacity effect. BTW, the Trends Till [sic] Now section is messed up in ie6

Good eye crisp! I generally only use small variable names, so I'm not sure if parameters are case-sensitive (most likely are), but if that's the case, this is the culprit. xcali, it's best to build programs like these in stages (e.g., first having nothing but the connection, so you know the...

all have to start somewhere :)

If you're trying to access MySQL through your code, then yes. <you could have tested it by now> If you're trying to get to phpMyAdmin, then no. But you're not going to be managing MySQL through phpMyAdmin in your code. You cannot connect to phpMyAdmin using mysql_connect() ~ that's absurd...

I did not see that in the original post, he must have changed it. That is also correct, the css/js/html, anything that is used in the browser window is downloaded to the browser's machine. So each user downloads a copy of that file to their temporary internet directory. If there are files...

better to use AJAX then frames

It will work with transitional, but so does align="center" - it doesn't mean you should use it. Transitional should only be used when there is no other choice, but I provided one. Every page should try to adhere to strict standards as it will not only improve search engine rankings, but the...

make sure you uploaded in ascii and not binary