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Photoshop (I'm on CS3) Under filters, use either stamp or trace contours, depending on the effect you want.

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex2/index.html offers a great selection.

Here's one answer.. expanding on garrettroyce's answer. Start Sessions at the top of the pages. session_start() On first time use. $_SESSION['firstusetime']=Time(); $_SESSION['nexttrytime']= $_SESSION['firstusetime'] + 3600; On next attempt if ((Time() -...

I didn't get this either! For the record, I love this style!!! The only thing I thought didn't look right was the html background colour. The dark blue seems to contrast too much with the really nice burgundy's in the header and h1/h2's. What about a similar background to your wrapper...

If you're this knowledgable, I would definately recommend using myphpadmin as you can customise each table and field to suit your application. As you've pointed out, php is server-side and tends to be supplemented with JS for client side processes. Unfortunately, I have little knowledge of...

Can I ask why you are using ASP instead of the usual php? php connects naturally with MySQL. ASP ( I Believe) partners naturally with SQL If you use php, you don't need to go down the ODBC connector route at all. And yes, you can have a php site that sends e-mails to your friends. My...

Thanks Misson I've now read up on filters (which i didn't previously understand) and get the idea of FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL, which will come in handy, although the stings have already been validated in the previous page using JS for format and each $_POST value is sanitised before passing to...

Glad you got somewhere. IE is a bit strange in that when you put an anchor on images, it automatically puts a blue border around it! This, unforuntately, is not the only bug with IE6. A word of advice for the future as you're developing - avoid .png files with transparency!!

border="0" just goes in the html <img> tag, along with source etc. You may not need to alter your css as this may solve the problem. If its still a problem, you'll need to specify a custom .imgcust{} css tag, specifying border: none;

Hi Misson I'm not sure what you're getting at with filtering the $_POST['checkbox']. All the script does is (as you've suggested) create a for loop over the $send_array and check if it returns a value. In this way, if the checkbox is checked, it pulls the ID from the $row_recordset and...

Ahaaaaa!!! sussed it!!! The name of the checkbox is the key (yes you can have different values... sort of), I just wasn't acessing the info correctly. I have deleted the ID as it wasn't doing anything. All I had to do (leave the form field the same) was to create an array from these...

Either use CMS or get to grips with myphpadmin, which allows you create whatever tables you want, with any field definition. I always prefer to use myphpadmin to do back-end work.

Which version of IE are you testing for? If its IE6, you're going to have fun! I too have major problems with it. I'm testing in IE7, FF and Chrome. The only difference between them that I can see are to do with the sponsor links. The blue line around the image can be simply...

I'm very puzzled. I created a page at work to do mass mailshots... that works. On X10, for my own site, a version of the same page doesn't work..:nuts: I attach the full page code, but in principle, it does this. Pre-Loads recordset (e-mails) based on $_POST values from same page...

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I am interested and I like!!! Without seeing the code, the only suggestion I would have would be to put a gradient on the miiror effect for your main header logo. Other than that, nice looking and clear!!

I have to agree with you. I have looked around and ben with other free hosts but this is the best (or was lin May of last year). Downtime does seem to be on the increase and I have to admit, it's not the best way to tempt me to get a paid service. See my post here...

I'm on cossacks and have been since May of last year to develop my site. I don't get 90% downtime, but it has got progressively worse recently (strangely it seems since the last "update") to the point where I get about 25% downtime at peak times. Fortunately, because I'm from UK, our peak...

Unfortunately, my proxy server won't let me open the page because of the URL name!

Stupid question... does your new host support php? Simple enough to find out, because the code remains in the source code when you open the page. Just try a simple echo statement. either that, or try phpinfo();