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You need to use absolute positioning in your CSS. More specifically, you need to set the z-index for the content. Take a look at the example here and play around with it a bit. You will see the results on the right of the page :)

should echo $map_table[name]; be echo $map_table['name'];?

Probably the best options are C/C++ or Python. It really does depend what you're wanting to do with it. However, the two above are suitable for most tasks. All you need to do is to find a compiler suitable for your system :) EDIT: I've run VB apps on Linux, but maybe that's just me? Meh...

I would volunteer myself for PHP general stuff. But tbh I'm not going to be able to dedicate a lot of time to the project. However, I'm thinking of finishing off my current game and allowing game admins to do all the work with minimal effort of my own. In which case.... :D

Take a look at the form on my page at http://scoochi2.freehostia.com/. Is that something similar to what you would like? The select box could be used for the product id (or a text entry box) for example. A captcha could be easily added and the comments either shown publically or privately to...

so link to www.example.com/messages.php?id=1 ... The PHP page called will then set your GET global variable. So in Shadow121's example (www.example.com/messages.php?page=viewpm&id=1), the variable $_GET['page'] will be equal to 'viewpm' and $_GET['id'] will be equal to 1. You can use as many...

As for actually how to do it, search for a file named either footer.inc/.php or siteDocs.tpl and edit it :) Hope that helps.

Is the problem that the validator isn't validating your XHTML? It may be because & isn't part of the url. Ampersands should be urlencoded if used within a URL as they are reserved characters. Although 99.9% of web browsers still allow it. Try replacing the & with & in your links. So, for...

In PHP, use crypt. For example.. $password_crypted = crypt($_POST['password']); Now when you want to compare, you can use the already encrypted password (hash) as a salt, which should result in the same hash as the hash used as a salt. See PHP.net for more info .

What have you tried? Did you update it recently? If all else fails... reinstall! :)

Read this. Then, when you understand it, go through this. :)

wow... learn to use the bbcode ;) Also, it would've been a better idea to upload the file as an attachment if it's so big that it needs 2 large posts! lol. But anyway, in your second post, check the last switch. Your variables have spaces in them for the first two cases. Remove those spaces...

Hmm. I would ask if the header and footer are named exactly that, not header.php.html or anything, and that they are in the same directory as the file that includes them. But if that was the case, PHP would give an error. Because you get no errors, I can only assume that your header and footer...

Nah. Just Mono :)

An example of a major error is above. You're using double quotes for your document.write, but also for the HTML. When you use a double quote in the HTML, it ends our JS write... The easiest solution is to use single quotes. Either for the JS or the HTML within it- doesn't matter which. Or you...

I have cronjobs working perfectly for me. First of all, at the top of the script you want to run, make sure the first line (before ANYTHING, even a newline) is the following: #!/usr/local/bin/php -q I admit that I'm not certain you need it, but it doesn't hurt anyway. Then, for the 'command to...

Maybe it's just me, but I see absolutely no purpose for that table... I mean, it does nothing. Except centre the text. Yeah, you can do that in a DIV :) div { margin: 5px; text-align: center; }

It depends on how much security you desire. Would Darth Vader kill a Stormtrooper by getting in a Tie Fighter, travelling to the Death Star and blowing up the entire planet or would he just whip out his lightsabre? SHA-1 is suitable for most purposes. But if you do want the additional security...

There's a function just for that :) $string = 'Hello there!'; $array = str_split($string); print_r($array); The above will output: Array ( [0] => H [1] => e [2] => l [3] => l [4] => o [5] => [6] => t [7] => h [8] => e [9] => r [10] => e [11] => ...

Just Googled it. Read through this site. To change the permissions (chmod) on x10, use the file manager on cpanel, check the box[es] for the file[s] you wish to change, then press the "Change Permissions" icon (it looks like a key, with the text below it). You'll want to check everything...