Citrus Cube Design

How can I run some PHP code inside a CGI (Perl) file??

Thanks. Its fine if have the lat/long, but what about postcodes

An API has been set up by someone else which provides an XML response. So if I send it GET values like a date or price, it returns different things from a database in XML. Which is something like this: http://www.domain.com/cgi-bin/cruise/get.cgi?shipid=1&cruise_month=6 The XML I see is something like: <cruise> <lineid>17</lineid> <linename>Princess</linename> <shipid>11</shipid> </cruise> The XML response I see is of course on "domain.com". How can I get this on to my site?? I have been told I need to parsing. Any tips?? Thanks

Hope this is in the right section. I have a web site which building in PHP (and MySQL). It has a "stocklist" with a list of properties which have an address. I want to embed a Google Map which will automatically show the location of the property based on the address - probably the postcode. Any ideas?? Done it years ago but I think Google have changed things with their API etc. Thanks

Is that the actual size the site will be?? Its very big/wide. Also you have a typo in the navigation.

Not bad at all for first web site. Personally not keen on the logo. I have had a quick look at the code and you use the H1 tag more than once. The H1 tag should only be used once. You have put some of the JS scripts in external files and linked to them but there is some CSS and some JS which are in the actual page. Best to put that in an external file and link to it.

Nice, clean professional site. Screenshots in the laptop and not very clear and blurred/pixelated.

I think if you look at most sites when you search on Google, the will have the www. in. If you have the non-www URL of your site indexed on Google, you may also have the www version of the site indexed. As far as Google is concerned, it will treat these as 2 separate sites. You can read about the non-www/www Canonical issue here - http://www.seo-consultant-services.co.uk/301-redirects-www-non-www-canonical-problems.html Here is a link which shows how you want it listed in Google - as suggested by someone else above: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=44231 Hope these links help

Found a couple CSS based menus which expand to the left. Will have a look at the code on how its done. If anyone is interested, here are the links: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/flyout3.html http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/dl-flyleft.html

Currently using a modified version of a simple CSS vertical menu - http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/csslibrary/item/nested_side_bar_menu/ When there is a sub-menu it expands it the right when hovered over the menu section. I want to change this so it expands to the left instead. Any ideas?? Can I change the CSS code or can it not be done with this menu?? Thanks

If I have an associative arrays which is like this: ([4] => 1, [1] => 2, [3] => 1) I know that the things in the brackets is the key and the number to the right of the "arrow" is the value. How do I / what is the whole thing collectively called i.e. [4] => 1 Is it the first 'item'? If I wanted to output this as a table what do I need to do to get this "value" - if the table e.g. was something like this: Id Product Qty 1 4 2 2 1 2 3 3 1

Done a site for client with online shopping including a cart. If someone adds something to the cart, it displays related products below. It has a look whats in cart and then displays any related products below - looking at a related products database table. This all works fine. What the clients wants - if possible - is for the price of these related products to be less than the normal full price. E.g. if someone wants a car radio, if they buy a bluetooth kit at the same time it will be a bit cheaper than if they just bought the bluetooth kit. Wondering how this can be done. The cart is kind of based on the one seen here - http://v3.thewatchmakerproject.com/journal/276/ Thanks

Hi Is a computer I use for both business use and personal use an "allowable expense"?? I have read the Self Assessment notes and it says: Non-business or private use proportion of expenses; new phone, fax, computer hardware or other equipment costs. I read this last year I was doing my self assessment and thought I was not allowance to claim it as an expense. However, I have re-read it and realise that it probably means I can claim a certain percentage based on how much I use computer for business use?? Is that right?? Thanks

If u know its "not that hard to do" since you can just "copy of code", then do it yourself!

Its annoying isnt it!! Especially when it messed up the site!! Not found a way to disable it. I guess one way is to have the telephone number as a graphic. Not ideal for numerous reasons.