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Most people use the son of suckerfish method, which you'll find at [url]www.htmldog.com[/url] Not sure what you're getting at with your second post. Late on a Sunday night, in my time zone, when your post was made, I tend not to look at the forum. So if you were expecting …

You can't. They scroll and have a scrollbar, or they have no scrollbar and can't scroll.

[QUOTE=SKANK!!!!!;1201653]no, believe me. i work in firefox and its not required tos ay the least. im just really happy u dont understand! I feel like im the diamond in the rough![/QUOTE] The fact that you had to ask about html5 and the things you asked show that your knowledge of …

ERD/normalisation are for database design. Nothing to do with programming - totally independent of it in fact. UML is for object orientated design. To do with programming. Two different subjects.

give the links in your main nav a class or more normally, give the <ul> containing all the <li>s a class or id, and then stick the class/id name in front of your style declarations. eg <ul id="nav"><li>your nav links in here... then make the css like this first example, …

Between 0 and 9 works when the field is integer datatype. Who or what has a name that is an integer between 0 and 9. So the whole query just does not make sense. And then you admit that you have strings as names, so the datatype is probably char …

Also, the text got there because YOU put it there... Ardav's post above sums it up - most people try hard to include this for good reasons like accessibility. It's a bit like objecting to your car having brakes because you want to drive fast, not slow.

Adding the meta tag <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7"> to the head will not break your site in IE7 and IE8, nor will removing it cure any fault in IE7. If the site was broken in IE7 with that meta tag, it was also broken without it - because only IE8 reads …

Have a look at some of the jQuery solutions in this straightforward tutorial, as some of them do roughly what you are after. You don't need to uinderstand jQuery to use the pre-made solutions presented here. [url]http://www.webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/jquery-tutorials-for-designers/[/url] Alternatively, have a look at the accordian effect on any page other than …

Every language has certain terms, called reserved words, that have a specific meaning. The answer is simple - do NOT use these words for anything other than their intended meaning. eg you would not give a column in a database the name table or create or if or while as …

It looks as if your query is giving you exactly the correct results. If you want a count(*) then you need to use a group by condition, and also, amazingly, include count(*) in the original query. But in case you haven't noticed, the count for the two desired rows you …

Identify the entities and the items of data that are being stored. Assign the items of data to each entity - you may discover one entity is actually two, or that two entities are actually the same thing. do this by using two highlighter pens and a copy of the …

select * from mytable where 1=1 ??

give the image a height of 100% and a width of 100% (or whatever numbers suit you. HOWEVER it will look distorted and pixelated

SELECT * FROM userbooks WHERE book_title LIKE '%yourWord%' or book_title LIKE '%otherWord%'; alternatively if both words must be present. SELECT * FROM userbooks WHERE book_title LIKE '%yourWord%' AND book_title LIKE '%otherWord%'; is the correct way to do this. Similarly SELECT * FROM userbooks WHERE book_year LIKE '%33%';

Only the first condition should refer to the variable, the rest should really be along the lines of AND tablename2.id=tablename1.id AND tablename3.id=tablename2.id etc And you have to check your ERD to chain the tables in the correct order. Although JOIN terminology is the preferred way to express things, WHERE will …

There's nothing wrong when I view them in safari, chrome, firefox, IE5, IE6, IE7 and IE8, except for the Media page. When i run just the media page through the validator it throws up 48 errors, including unable to determine parse model. This might be becasue you only have half …

What do you mean by the structure is not hierarchy??? A web site is a collection of html pages. IF there are several quite distinct sections, YOU might choose to put then in different folders, and have a menu with sub-sections. But YOU have to build these menus and these …

I notice you don't have a primary key, which would result in MySQL creating an index on the PK automatically. It looks like you are building a linking table and that the two fields mentioned are in fact a joint primary key. So if you made them a joint primary …

So WHY are you reviving a FOUR YEAR OLD thread on a completely different topic???

[B]The query is returning the CORRECT data[/B] Because the join is on agentID and there is no link between the customer and the product, but there is a link between the agent and the TWO products. so the join of agent to product produces two rows, and EACH row then …

You never need a semi-colon after the last declaration, before the closing } - it's a weird rule, but it's true. However it's good practice to add a semi-colon, in case at a later stage you add another bit, as then the lack of a semi-colon will cause things to …

landing has a width of [B]760px[/B]. INSIDE it is contentMain, with a width of [B]950px[/B] contentNotMain is also inside landing and also has a width of [B]950px[/B]. So contentMain is forcing landing to be wider and sticks out to the right side of it. When I deleted the width declaration …

I'm not surprised you have nothing to show for this so far!!! I think you are in for a big disappointment! And I don't think you know what you are asking for either. The internet delivers data to each user, and they get a copy on their computer. There is …

Does a client have many projects does a client have many payments does a client have many notes does a client have many expenses??? OR does a project have many payments does a project have many notes does a project have many expenses? We can't tell with any great accuracy …

Make a page with links to the web cams...

yes PS it's a popular homework question, pops up regularly in many forums, and at regular intervals. And it was in my course several years ago too.

In other words it's a standard many to many relationship between orders and products, and so the standard linking table between orders and products is required, as described by urtrivedi .

and where exactly in the source code do you see the tag frameset????

Tables were invented in html for displaying tables of data. People then tried using them to control the visual layout (yes, I admit it, when I was younger I did this too). Then in 1996, CSS came out, and by the end of the century, CSS was adopted by pros …

You really do need chem_name to be declared as unique. There are no two chemicals with the same name (although there are alternative names for some chemicals - eg acetone and propanone are the same thing) This would then let the database engine do the work of checking for you. …

Don't try to write your own cart! Use an existing script or free service. They all include a way to integrate a service such as PayPal or any of the other money handling services. There are literally thousands of such scripts and services around. If all you want is a …

The second way is normalised, and great simplifies querying - you don't have to search multiple columns. Apart, that is, from your failure to recognise that product and component are a natural joint primary key. There is no need to add another unique identifier, as it will cause you problems. …

It's probably how you are building your query that's the problem. You have to start with a basic query, then for each checkbox that is checked, add the appropriate bit to the end of the query, then finally pass that to your database. so, something like this perhaps $sql ='select …

Also, it is very bad practive to colour code something to give it meaning. what happens when someone with a colour deficiency views the page? 8% of men have some form of colour blindness, and then you have the screen itself - one of my sites seems to have a …

WHAT problem of storing information on users?

Just how many rows are in the table? I've just run several similar queries on a remote database table with 62000 rows, and the variations I tried took from 0.093 to 0.171 seconds. No index on the columns I used.

I'd guess that your css file got lost on the way to your browser, or got corrupted in some way (and then the corrupted version got cached and keeps getting used on your local machine). you have the correct code to get rid of the list's dot - list-style:none; - …

Can't be done with PHP as it's executed server side and the result is then sent to the browser. You CAN do it with CSS or with Javascript however, by send the info and hiding it, then the CSS or javascript reveals the hidden info. If you visit the ukfolkfestivals …

And usually images are NOT stored in the database (even though it is possible). Usually you store the file name and location of the image file instead.

There are a few differences between oracle and mysql's dialect of sql. Usually extras each has added. The basics of sql are very very similar in each db however. That's the whole point of sql.

SELECT from relations_like WHERE id_like = idapple AND id_like = idbanana

A link to the page so we can examine more than three or four lines of code will help! (although it does look like the reset should have helped)

Looking at your code makes it all clear. It's the third <tr> from the left, which I've marked in red, that's the problem.

Only IE can read conditional statements, so you do not put the default css file in there, you put if before the conditional statement, and then bits in the css file loaded by IE will override the same bits in the default file. [code] <link href="../styles/main.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" /> <!--[if …

Make your last join, the one to the comments table, a LEFT OUTER JOIN

You don't "get" css from anywhere, you don't "download" it, you don't have any "cost", it just IS. I.E. it's part of how web sites are built. It sounds like you need some tutorials on what css is and how to use it, and probably some basic html tutorials as …

You can only select the second row, or any other row, for a table in any meaningful way if you first sort the table on a given attribute. For example, you make a database of existing club members, adding them in this order of membership no. F2 F4 F6 F10 …

to get reduce the number of joins required, when one of more queries continually need the same join.

If you've done it, tell us what you did and we can tell you if you are right or wrong (your original post has errors)