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I hate these messages... I'll switch if I want to! Simple, no?

Shouldn't require() always be preferred to include() then? And why is it not the case?

Same for me, I've come to feel it's the most efficient way. I've also seen people indenting HTML, but personally I just do it for stuff like this: <table> <tr> <td> Content </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <table> <tr> <td> New table </td> </tr> </table>...

I bet you get a pretty cool result in the end, knowing exactly how everything works and how to add stuff if you want to. My personal website is pretty plain and simple in the end, but I'm also developing a PHP/MySQL RPG. I decided to use a phpBB board to deal with the forum part (obviously)...

Well he didn't ask to make it for him, he just said he was stuck ;) As I don't know much JS myself but am still fairly interested, is Nahid's code complete or would one have to add some html to provide the entries? I don't know how the prompt() function works, so... Just curiosity ^^

Edit: Skip to next post for your solution ;) Are you completely stuck or is there just a part that is unclear to you? I know virtually nothing about JavaScript but I could give ideas and if you can combine it to PHP it's gonna be even easier. Very simply put, I would make an html form with...

I'd say the main problem of your site is that it looks old. The banner, as mentioned above, is part of that impression. Other examples: The gray background feels like I'm using Windows 98, which definitely doesn't feel modern. The white menu background fades in nicely but is maybe too...

I don't know enough myself about CSS to fix it for you, but you can probably find some assistance by posting your code in the Programming Help forum.

Is it even legal to use these images to make your own game banner?

You're not opening your tags correctly. It should be: <?php include 'header.php'; ?> <?php include 'footer.php'; ?> <?php echo 'header.php'; ?> Or, much better (IMO anyway): <?php include 'header.php'; ?> // (Index content here) <?php include 'footer.php'; ?> Also, I...

I don't like them because everytime I tried one I ended up making my own site from scratch because although there were many options, all those I didn't want were in the way and you have way more control over your own code than over something a bunch of people made for you and that will bug every...

Just for the record, I don't have the first line you mentioned, just usual PHP, and it works perfectly as well, so I'd say it doesn't seem to be crucial. And as someone once said to me, you probably don't want your cron job in a public directory, because anyone finding the url can activate...

I personally prefer using echo "Text <b>text $variable</b><br>More text."; most of the time. But that's not really the point... As for indentation, I'd like to see a good formal example as well.

You mean that you want the e-mail sent only when at least one box is ticked? Or you want the e-mail sent everytime but just showing the boxes if they are ticked? I'm really unsure about what you want exactly, so please give me a few examples of the exact behaviors you're looking for and I'll...

Just say the kind of changes you're looking for (details and codes will be needed) and we'll tell if we can help :)

There's a problem for me on Windows XP IE 7, screen 1024x768. The content is aligned on the left of the page so it gets over the black border instead of being centered so I lose a lot of content.

Same for me, but there's also a blue background on the sides and Joomla!'s disclaimer links...

I'm sorry but I don't understand what you mean. Your link brings me to a "Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms." message.

CMS are evil :nono: :naughty:

Yes I think I can see the problem. Here is the fix: <?php if (isset($_POST['box1']) && $_POST['box1'] != "" && isset($_POST['box2']) && $_POST['box2'] != "") { // Strip slashes on the Local variables -disabled message field $box1 = stripslashes($_POST['box1']); $box2 =...