midouglas

I'm wondering how to create a php form within iFrame on Facebook. What's required is a form that takes information from the user (just their name) and places it already within the form. All the user needs to do is answer a question and then submit the form to an e-mail address. However there would be multiple forms for multiple questions. Once the user submits the question they are asked to submit it (a link to the competition) on their wall and it would come up saying - 'I have now entered 'Competition Name' on 'Facebook Page Name'. Any ideas on tutorials on how to achieve this?

Both, aslong as it can be put in my CV.

I'm just looking to help out creating layouts and anything else.

Off-topic Ha, I applied for Brighton.

It really depends on the website. I feel that using a current state within navigation bars makes it feel restricted, and less dynamic. But for some websites this works, eg. BBC News. While in the opposite side of not having a current state - Facebook works.

Okay, I'm bored. Who wants help design wise? Looking to partner up with anyone for a few weeks!

Good taste Scott!

Definitely a great idea! It's a nice pass time and who doesn't enjoy music!

I'm working on some music posters for a personal collection. Any songs anybody would like done?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blV5LruigqE nice

"app-le" that awkward moment were you said a awful joke

I gave you it cause your from Ireland haha!

No just below the nav that's it. I don't think the layout is working. The logo is rather old fashioned... er. Try reassembling the layout. Look at some inspiration on the web.

Quick one for ya.

Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there's foot prints on the moon!

Is that an orange? I don't know.

The attached image. Everything is stretched - must just uploaded wrongly.

Well said. Independent labels is where it's at. I think there is too much of a risk for them even though they should be going fully for the digital approach, after all the industry is failing... and the worst effected is the physical side.

I'd keep light verus warm approach. Use colours that indorse in the cold nature of the bathroom yet also reflect on the warm nature of the bedrooms and kitchens. Your palette can be a lot more than just limited to tones of brown and black/white. It's a good start though are the fonts meant to be stretched?

Hi, The .PSD files should automatically be compatible with CS5. It may be an issue of reinstalling your CS suite if they are opening fine with Illustrator.

27" iMAC

I'm very interested in the music market. bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13350345 This was expected. They launched exclusively in the US. The company blamed lack of co-operation from the major record labels. Major record labels > Money > Deal Major record labels > No Money > No Deal

Has anyone else noticed how over priced stock imagery and vector based objects are?

Evan you've got some nice work going on there. Keep it up.

Nothing replaces Photoshop. What I couldn't do without it