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DW may be good for templating, but if you're a good coder, it's not going to save you that much time at all. --- If you know what you're doing, you already have preconstructed scripts. Not to mention, 70-90% of code is reused anyhow. Just look at how people are adding email clients and blogs...

yeah with that information... im not sure anyone is going to help.

I like the shade of blue, but the menus are too hard to read

again, why point it to an IP address when you can point it to your x10 hosting name? If the IP switches, you don't have to worry about it, x10 will.

you're not even listing x10 as a sponsor.

Couldn't you just use: basename( $_FILES[ 'Filedata' ][ 'name' ] ); ?

You should be fine with just subnav ul#subnav { clear: left; } also, take away the paragraph tags (<p>) around the <form> element. after you do that, change the input box's positioning: #nav input {bottom: 10px;} to 0px;

ChrDav, there are plenty of solutions, but we're trying to help you get around them by determining where the problem is occurring. You can always do something like the following. Original Code: $userselect = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Users WHERE Username= &apos;$username&apos;") or...

There is no problem here. x10 turned debugging on because of the problems that occurred with the server transfers. Once all is solved they will most likely turn it back off.

change your nameservers to ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com and in your domain registrar have it pointing to your subdoman.x10hosting.com page

np don't forgive to give people rep if they helped ya

for php <?php mysql_connect("localhost", "yourusername", "yourpassword") or die(mysql_error()); echo "Connected to MySQL<br />"; ?>

Yes, what exactly are you asking, you aren't too clear on what you want.

Close, nothing is necessarily returned. Its the equivalent of a "dot" operator in other Object Oriented langauges. So it is used to return a value or run a method. In this case it's running a subroutine to insert/update the table. Right. The first one inserts your template from the form...

are you using the html editor or the regular file editor?

there is no pure css solutions though. doing so would rule out certain browsers. if you had pure css/html your side would have to be restructured. that is because many of the :hovers and child selectors are not compatible with older browsers. additionally, for those sites that have elaborate...

both sites nice, however not really a fan of cssplay. good demonstrations, some errors, but they don't make it so easy to build your own. as for dynamic drive, i remember using them a long time ago (around y2k) when DHTML was really popular.

did you mean to paste: http://unfeatured.net/

My site (found in my future sig when it's finally done) will expand on this idea, only I'll make it search engine friendly.

Basically, you ad whatever you add stuff to a label or other class (see second link), and then pack/display it. The second link is probably my favorite for reference of the ones I've found. The third has some okay sample code. http://www.lehigh.edu/~sol0/ptk/perlmonth01/pm1.html...