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:biggrin: This is exaclty why I didn't start with a template - thank you for this comment. I too am restricted on time so I fully understand.

Lets try some constructive feedback... 1) The majority of users are now using 1024x768 resolution. Although some are still using 800x600, these only represent <5% of browsers and many of them are from less-priviledged areas. 2) Your top right and bottom left background images are in very...

Aaarrgghhh!!! OK, back to plan A - schedule! :)

Thanks Misson. I've finally cracked it. I did use the move_uploaded_file technique, but didn't need to schedule a clean-up job. The new filename is simply a re-name using session_id().".".$ext. In this way, if two users are doing this at the same time, it will create a different...

Thanks Mission I can't get my head around the iframe idea. If I have the iframe as the preview pane, surely I would still have to have a submit button to call the functions in that iframe. Presumably, the form action would be the preview file URL that is being included. In addition, I...

Thanks I love the fgetcsv function! OK, my validation page now works nicely and warns the user if the format is wrong in any way. In addition, I have used a data preview system to output the data into tabular format. My next issue can probably be solved quite simply.... The first...

Thanks Vol7ron I did get your explanation... however, I have a practical point of view here. I appreciate that an overuse of the lime green will clash, but after considering the remainder of the site (have you tried logging in?) I believe that all areas that are interactive should be...

That would explain a lot - thanks. I have now completed the preview page but am struggling to get my head around how to validate the format. I think I can also use a character count to establish a size restriction. I'll get there I'm sure. :)

Thanks for the info - I'm working on this part by part. First - getting the file extention. I've tried using pathinfo, but for some reason, the extention part of the array is not supported by the x10 version. Any ideas? i.e. $pathinfo = pathinfo($_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name']...

I don't use IP addresses. These are my settings: Remote info: Access: FTP FTP Host: ftp.yourusername.x10hosting.com host directory: public_html/ login: your username password: your password Testing Server: Server Model: PHP MySQL Access: FTP Host and connection as above...

I use phpBB3 just for my forums section, but I find it very tricky to mod.

Thanks The menu bar that is greyed out previously wasn't showing until someone was logged in.... BUT.. they couldn't get a good idea of how comprehensive the system is - hence the greyed out menu bar - at least this shows a visitor what is available even if they can't access it without...

OK - thanks for the starting point. This page didn't exactly help, but it did lead me to a similar helpful one... I now have a 3 page process. 1) upload file to tmp dir <form action="datapreview.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" name="form1" id="form1"> <label>...

OK I've come back to this and have made the chang you suggested Vol7ron - with good results! I have also changed the menu colouration to suit. After coming back to it from a break... I really like it! The only thing that was bugging me is that if you're not logged in, the viewer does...

My Site is a customer relationship management system, fully written from scratch. Within it is a function to import existing contact details (.csv file) into the DB. However, this relies on the file_get_contents from a URL, which means that a user has to have their .csv uploaded to a...

I too like the concept. Design aside, there's little to comment on yet if it's no where near finished. Good luck

I have to admit I'm in agreement with Leviathon here. We don't know how much of the coding you have changed so as far as we know, it could all be template based. As previously commented, the design sucks, and although it is not what you asked about, this is what the first impression to the...

I wonder if I google blog paid survey... nope that doesn't work either!

Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage... Ooops... Oh no - its back up again.. First impression - no page structure - just a lot of white with some logos and buttons and a bit of text with links. 2nd - couldn't really get the point! If you submit your details, you're giving...

Nah - I'd agree with that. I've noticed Google leaning towards search click-throughs now, as well as links out/in.