php_penguin

yeah... the asterix (*) means "any number or letter"... 6 (amongst other things) falls into the category of "any number or letter" .. it also falls into the category of "the age at which children are most annoying", but thats another story.

I'll do the obvious and monotonous suggestions first: - stop using tables for structure - its naughty - move script + styles into seperate files you may find that these two will solve your problem and speed up your site

jquery version: function showTextBox( checkid, textid ) { if( $("#"+checkid ).attr("checked") == "checked" ) { $("#"+textid ).show(); } }

you could set up a seperate box to run it on from old parts... I for one have about 5 old processors in the house, ranging from 100mhz up to 1800 mhz, and harddrives from 300mb to 60gb...

there are hundreds of sites out there which willl tell you your pagrank... some of them even tell you the PR of your competitors at the same time...

I don't know about cheap, because i have never compared them, but DSVR are extremly reliable + have brandable control centres, excellent customer support, and can run ASP/Ruby/PHP5 no problem.

i seem to remeber from the simpsons film that alaskans get money from the oil companies.. is that true?

By west midlands, where are you including? I'm from North Wales, about 1 hour from liverpool...

yes that problem tends to dissapear if you refresh, it only happens about 10% of the time, which is pretty weird.

sorry my bad... http://sportsaver.co.uk/newsletters/august07_1.html

Yes, this is just me biggin meself up, but my name is now in the top 10 posters list (at number 10). hip hip hooray.

lol nice... funny if someone calls twice, like maybe they forgot someting...

hello there! my brain is impervious to php headaches... its like that because i eat so many telehpone directories...

So yeah... I made a newsletter earlier today, and by about 5pm around 1800 people will have recieved it. Heres the newsletter: http://sportsaver.co.uk/newsletters/august07_1.html and the site it is based off http://www.sportsaver.co.uk I tried to keep the look quite similiar, but obviously there are some changes. And don't bitch at me for using tables!!!

woops i made a mistake. code shoudl be this: $( function() { $("select#checkhide option").click( function() { var checkfor = $(this).parent().attr("checkfor"); var showid = $(this).parent().attr("showid"); var needle = $(this).text(); if(needle == checkfor) { $("#"+showid).show(); } else { $("#"+showid).hide(); } }); });

PHP4 is now EOL. This means that by august next year there will be no further security patches, and as of right now there will be no updates (further releases)

verygood Daemon Byte. If you want to keep it jQuery, heres how: HTML <select id="checkhide" checkfor="other" showid="colorinput"> <option>red</option> <option>blue</option> <option>other</option></select> <input id="colorinput" /> jQuery: $( function() { $("select#checkhide option").each( function() { var checkfor = $(this).parent().attr("checkfor"); var showid = $(this).parent().attr("showid"); var needle = $(this).text(); if(needle == checkfor) { $("#"+showid).show(); } else { $("#"+showid).hide(); } }); }); This is probably the weirdest way to do it, but it requires no onclick / onchange in the select, nor any javvascript editing to make it work for different selects.

lol... i have never met a mother who does have a grasp of technology... its like all the stuff with the womb makes even the most technologically able lady completely forget everything she once knew...

you could do it with an in-window link, such as by showin an absolutely positioned div.

other than the obvious bits that this is possible the worst way to do anything, and it wont work in many browsers... there are plenty of tutorials out there, try http://www.javascriptkit.com - thats right im putting the responsibility on someone elese shoulders!

just spent the last 2 hours on SL... the tutorial was way too buggy - it wouldn't let me complete it...

from what i have read (suprisingly from "New Scientist" magazine), there seem to be as many people getting their asses sued as their are making money. Someone sued someone else because they got murdered, other "crimes" include theft, extortion (like mafia money), blackmail and so on.

and here be mine.. yarr.

its alright after the top 150px... the header really lets it down. It just isn't big enough / loud enough in the header - the logo is too understated, so much taht it is hidden against the rest of the site.

css: overflow: visible; ? unless you mean like the first column has 50% of the content, and it continues in the second column? If so CSS3 has features like this, but it is sparsely supported. The only real option is to use PHP to split the text.