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But did you notice that it isn't Google's normal 404 page? Try some other addresses, and notice the difference in 404. ;) www.google.com/chrom www.google.com/iloveoompaloompasthatjumpupanddownatparties

If I'm on Linux, I use FireFTP. If I'm on Windows, I use FileZilla. I would recommend both! I prefer FireFTP because it keeps the connection alive. Use that if you have FireFox. If you use Windows and don't use FireFox, give FileZilla a try :)

Of course! Change the last line into something like this: <iframe name='frame' id='frame' width='600' height='500' src='http://www.google.com'></iframe>

I'm not quite sure what you mean there...? If you use the following code, it will make all your links buttons, and pressing a button will change the frame, depending on which button was pressed. <p> <script type='text/javascript'> document.write ("<button...

You probably need to change the level of PHP hosting for your account. See this post for more information and how-to.

JS is good for this. However, make sure you use the following to ensure that it will work for more people: <script type='text/javascript> document.write ("<button onclick=\"document.getElementById('frame').src = 'http://www.google.com';\">Google.com</button>"); </script> <noscript> <a...

that's a typo in the example by marshian. Add a 'p' into the link so it reads: <a href="http://www.google.com" target="frame">Google in frame.</a> <iframe name="frame" />

I would check it out for you but I don't have IE6. And to get IE7 I'd have to restart into Windows, lol.

Try this handy tool and see if it helps :) http://browsershots.org/

No you don't. You only need to do that for single quotes. Double quotes is perfectly fine. maxyes, can you post the exact error that you see? Copy-paste it straight here. (when you can)

It is the way that the list element is rendered. Add the following CSS and it should be perfect. *cough* should :D ul { margin: 0; } Also, I would recommend saving your CSS as a file on it's own and referencing it from each of your pages. It just means that you only have to update the CSS...

oh. Well I use file() from an unrelated url. It's a brief XML feed that I'm fileing :) Sorry if I didn't make that clear previously. done via the normal file("http://etc...");

...I prefer FF to FF3. But meh, that's my opinion. Of all the ones listed, FF3 is the best although I've yet to personally try Safari.

Affirmative. That's how I run the cron. It does run the script, although it can't get the information it needs -through file()- and then continues, acting without the information it needs to. But yeah, it does run it.

see this post What were the results of the alert debugging?

Many thanks.

Yes, I have run the file in my browser, and outputs exactly what it should. Never seen an error when I run it myself. However, when the Cron Daemon sends me the output of the run in email, it gives me the errors previously mentioned. Edit: Oh, my PHP configuration is Intermediate, if that helps :)

Hey. I have a file that is run by my crontab once every 24 hours. It simply loads up a list of values and changes my site to reflect those values. It works fine. However, when run under the crontab, it generates the following error: Warning: file() [function.file]: URL file-access is disabled...

I'm not really an expert in JS, but several things look a tad iffy to me. First of all and most importantly... I thought char was a reserved function? I would recommend renaming that varible ;) Secondly, document.all is not 100% supported. This may be the problem. Try adding a few alerts...

Hey, I'm pretty much a newb when it comes to .htaccess, so I hope someone out there can clarify something for me. I have a PHP file that will spew out a png image, but due to forums not allowing dynamic images, I need to fool them by loading a png image which is redirected to my PHP file. This...