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You would think!! However, the information has to be posted before you can do anything with it. Changing the form will have little effect because the action is "hiUser.php" which means the the data in the fields within this form will carry over to the is page when you click submit. The...

First impressions.. a bit basic as you've said, but considering its your first site, not a bad attempt. A few pointers for you.. 1) the inclusion of two images left and right of a title doesn't look particularly good. You might want to create one image that stretches across this space...

In addition to the comments above, you might like to consider how variables are handled from page to page. More specifically, $_POST information is only transfered from one page to another - or to itself. In other words, lets say your "user" (which is unauthenticated) enters their name in as...

CSS HEIRARCHY Its quite useful to understand that css has levels of seniority! An independant .css page will be superceded by any css defined on each web page in the head section. In turn, any css defined on any tag element will over-rule both the seperate css page and the css defined...

Really slick! I personally like fixed elements in a page, although many don't! I wonder how it parses in IE6? Hmmm... You're right about the background - too cartoony. I don't get any popups so I can't comment here. The first comment I would have (and this is being really picky) is...

Do you get a 404 error? Forgive my ignorance, but if you've deleted the x10hosting index page, have you replaced it with your own index page? i.e. index.htm or index.php? How are you uploading? direct ftp or cpanel?

I think thats spot on Neil! Desmond, we can't really do full script because we don't know what files you're referencing and what you want contained in them! ;)

Nice site... But where are your links posted?

A form will normall have three parts. the form itself.. <form name="form" action="" method="post"> </form> An input <input name="input1" type="text" /> .. and a button to submit the info.. <input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit" /> What you do with this...

So why don't you have your main content div 952 wide (within a wrapper) and have margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; This will keep it the same width and tie in the borders the same as your header?

Sorry, I didn't explain myself very well. What I meant was that the header has a fixed width central division, with auto margin left and right - pretty normal. Your main content below the header is formatted differently.. You have a central division that is controlled by a %, rather...

Xbox? You poor unfortunate soul! LOL On a more serious note, your site looks pretty cool. I've even registered to check it all out! (You can delete Rhyfelwr now if you want). The structure appears pretty slick and I applaud you for developing a system on your own, rather than trying to...

Many thanks for the comments! Seeing as it seems quite popular, here is the next installment... BEGINNING YOUR PAGE LAYOUT. Before I start going into some more interesting css definitions, you need to consider your page as a whole and this is where many developers fall down. A good, well...

Firstly, whilst the top banner looks good in swf, you should never include menu buttons in it as search bots cannot read them! You can achieve similar effects with JS, operating on simple unordered list links. Secondly, I have never seen a free flash swf creator. There are plenty of...

I suppose it depends on what you want in your scratchcard.... How experienced are you with PHP (you may find help here but it's unlikely someone will write it for you!)

I'm curious.. Why the need for double semi-colon at the end of your sql statement? Also, in addition, you could review your protect() function.. (misson helped me on this). //create function to make db safe function protect($string){ if (get_magic_quotes_gpc())// if system...

Yes - at last! I had to make a change to my own code (mismatched $_POST names) and brought the random string generators into the row loop so that each line would have different values (username, groupcode etc,) - It now works perfectly - Many many thanks. Your idea for field mapping is...

If you want to get a beginners guide, try my tutorial at http://forums.x10hosting.com/tutorials/97286-beginners-guide-css-styling.html

Oooh - this is new ground! For information, the .csv could have been created in anything - Outlook, MS Exel, Notepad etc., because it will be created by the user and may have been exported from any number of contact management systems. You are correct in thinking that I am trying to map...

WHY ARE THEY CALLED CASCADING? Cascading Styles means that a style can be applied within another style division, which carefully controls sections of your page. Let say you have a blog, with two seperate areas: one for "most visited" and one for "latest posts". You may want both areas to...