lee grant

I'd probably do it around the same sort of mark, and yeah it's frustrating as hell sometimes but I think it's something you've got to live with as it comes with the job, some clients will be easy to work work with and others will be incredibly hard. It kind of balances itself out really.

Well then the best way to look at it is are you happy earning £100 a day? I'd say that's a fair price. I don't know about you but initially the longest part is designing the homepage is the hardwork, an additional content page shouldn't take too much time.

What kind of website did they get for £50? That's so so cheap

How long do they take you? and how complicated are they? and do you have to go back and forth with changes?

I quite like the second one in the first place, catches your eye! I don't think the "so good we named it twice" thing makes much sense as yoyo is quite a common thing.

any homepage needs to be either index.html or .php

I've heard lots of people get scammed by yell, it's not on.

Hilarious!

It is hard and a little embarrassing when it comes to situations you've not dealt with before, but everyone has been at this stage before. I've been told by my boss to ask more questions because you'll learn more this way. I'm finding myself more comfortable in the job after starting in January, but yeah .. it is daunting at the very beginning.

Maybe if you take a look at this .. http://www.hv-designs.co.uk/tutorials/jquery_fade2/all.html there could be a way to use the two?

I've been quite busy so this little task got pushed back, I took up your advice here Jay and tried using a little code I found on google to sanitize the code (email field) but it doesn't seem to stop £$%£$ characters sending the email .. <?php if(isset($_POST['submit'])) { $to = "lee@klevermedia.co.uk"; $subject = "Contact form"; $name = $_POST['name']; $email = $_POST['email']; $company = $_POST['company']; $contact = $_POST['contact']; $dropdown = $_POST['dropdown']; $message = $_POST['message']; $header="from: $name <$email>"; $body = "From: $name\n\n E-Mail: $email\n\n Company: $company\n\n Contact number: $contact\n\n Drop down: $dropdown\n\n Message:\n\n $message"; if ( preg_match( "/[\r\n]/", $email )) { print("Email incorrect<br/>"); $error += 1; } if(empty($name)) { print("Please enter your name<br/>"); $error += 1; } if(empty($email)) { print("Please enter your email<br/>"); $error += 1; } if(empty($contact)) { print("Please enter your preferred contact<br/>"); $error += 1; } if(empty($message) || (strlen($message) < 5)) { print("Please enter a message with a good level of detail<br/>"); $error += 1; } if($error == 0) { if(mail($to, $subject, $body, $from_header)) { echo "Data has been submitted successfully"; } else { echo "Failed sending email. Please go <a href=\"javascript: history.go(-1);\">back</a> and try again."; } } else { print("<br/><br/><b>Click <a href=\"javascript: history.go(-1);\">here</a> to go back</b>"); } } else { header('Location: http://www.klevermedia.co.uk'); exit; } ?>

I was looking though the mag today and see a tutorial by neilp a member on this forum, well done getting in there!

haha got me!

I've actually discovered this problem recently, I didn't think people this day and age were so stupid

It's tempting, but until it's fully (or better) supported I think I'll stay clear.

no worries, take a look at some modal boxes they'll do the trick.. or as they've stated, the thick box.

Quote from lightbox 2 website .. Can I display flash, video, or other content using the script? "Sorry, photos only. For other content, google for Lightbox modifications or try an alternative script such as Cody Lindley's ThickBox."

Terrible statement here. If you want good sound advice spacemonkey I'd listed to what waynede said.

Your going down the right path, soak in as much as you can

If that,s the case use it as a stop gap and learn what you can.

css errors it actually tells you which line the error is on, so not much searching required. And being a "Noob" is more the reason to go though attempting to fix these.

I think these are quite reasonable for a company to display, thought the displaying of an email address as well as a contact form should be down to the web master rather than law, in my opinion.

http://designm.ag/tutorials/sticky-sidenav-layout/

I couldn't really assist any further really .. I've only used blue print!

I like to use css blueprint, see if it works for you.