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<3 Internet - Email support response usually within minutes. Never had to ring them up - but I'm sure there's some kind of number you can ring. But not sure why you'd want to. I'm a bit bemused with the FH slagging off. They are a big company (so an easy target for disgruntled customers), but I usually find it's user incompetence/mis understanding. FH did have that password/login breach a couple of years ago (which was a bit of an Ooopsie!) - but since then they seem to be ever more security aware, which is only a good thing.
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body { padding-left:60px; padding-right:60px; } hr { margin-left:-60px; margin-right:-60px; } Putting a minus margin on the <hr> - Look at my HTML above ^^^^^^ in previsous post
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http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl Does that help? :-)
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You probably used inline cellpadding,cellspacing, align e.t.c - whereas most of that you can now stick in CSS, so you have a really lean table markup.
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<html> <head> <title>Suedeapple </title> <style> body { padding-left:60px; padding-right:60px; } hr { margin-left:-60px; margin-right:-60px; } </style> </head> <body> sdfsdfs f sdf sd fsd <hr /> </body> </html> Worth a go :-)
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Give up on IE6 - Just call it an "acceptable browser differential" :-)
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#footer { position:fixed; bottom:0; } Although, that might not be what you're wanting
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Try breaking your code down into simple units, and test them incremently... You'll then find out fairly easily which bits arent working. I.e. start off by having a simple file upload field, with a simple upload script.
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err... <table> That should do it.
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I'd second Heart Internet - Top notch service, and certainly on the ball when it comes to support. I have a reseller and dedicated server with them. I've got a couple of clients using Fasthosts and not had any problems with them either. Support response has been random (sometimes quick, sometimes slow). They did fix a problem for me on Christmas day which I thought was good! Basically, if you know what you are doing "techie wise", and understand the constraints imposed by the hosting plan you should be fine.
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Yeah, but you can use HTTP caching so you're not hitting the DB all the time. Just check the last modified date in the Header. Much easier (and faster) to store images in the DB from a management/backup perspective. Just backup the DB :-) Also, depends on what spec server you have for the DB. Mircosoft SharePoint stores all its assets in the DB, and makes it really easy to deploy/re-deploy/duplicate any site.
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Hi Folks Spotted this site from a link from the Heart Internet blog - Looks like a great resource. I'm a ASP.NET developer who does a smidge of web design work. Feel free to check out my folio at www.suedeaple.co.uk, or @suedeapple on twitter. I'm currently doing a daily SEO/CSS Tip via twitter if you want to follwo me. Hope this gets past the spam/mods! lol Cheers Paul
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Do you mean "classic ASP", or ASP.NET? ASP.NET is now on framework 4.0, and is darn powerful, and nothing like Classic ASP at all, apart from the VB/C# legacy.
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Check out the tutorial on 4guysfromrolla.com http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/060100-1.shtml That gives you the code to extract an image blob/binary from a MS SQL database. You will just need to change lines.. 'Step 3: Set the ContentType to image/jpeg Response.ContentType = "image/jpeg" ..to the content/MIME Type you require
