D.Schuster

Ooh did not notice that, in that case I'll let this one slide.... for now...

Valid point. Let's end it at that, even though the point of this way to prevent you and any readers of this to ever embarass themselves or score minus points at a job interview.

You do what you will, I'm sure some consider it a programming language but untill it can be used to prefor low level operations I personally will not consider it that, not an attack on you, or anyone who considers it a programming language mind you. So let's agree to dissagree on this one. oh yes regarding the last quote, desktop applications does not a programming language make, flash can make desktop applications and AS3.0 is as far away from a programming language as possible, what makes a programming language is the option to speak to the CPU directly, something that PHP can not do. take this more as friendly advice if you're ever at a conference or asked to speak to your peers or at a job interview: don't call it a programming language, but if the employer does, don't correct him either xD

C/C++,C#,Java, Basic, Python etc. = programming languages PHP, javascript, HTML, CSS = /= Programming language PHP and javascript are both scripting languages if it's scripted and can't be compiled it's not a programming language. +1 to all of that and I'd also like to provide you with this, interactive courses are always the best way to learn http://code.he.net/index.php

I LOL'd

did it go all the way down?

troubleshoot it, set the body's background-color:green; see to where the green goes, that's the body of your document, if it goes down below the background-image then everything is okay and it's the pic that's wrong, try something like background-size:contain; instead of cover then if the green stops at the bottom of the image, then the body has somehow reduced it's height

everything looks like it should work, may I see the PHP code you've used? and the HTML, better yet link me to the site

no? add position:absolute; top:0; left:0; to the body

html{ margin:0; padding:0; } body{ width:100%; ..etc. }

you can do that with css background-size:cover; background-position:center;

have you tried document.body.style,background=''('+Math.floor(Math.random()*randombgs.length)]+')') instead of jQuery("body").css({'background' : 'url(img/bg' + randomNum + '.jpg)'}); }); or if you really wanna use body $('body').css({'background-image': 'url(images/' + images[Math.floor(Math.random() * images.length)] + ')'}); p.s it's possible to do the same thing with CSS alone http://sonspring.com/journal/easy-random-css-backgrounds saves you the trouble of checking for javascript

[snip] comming from the guy claiming that macs don't break or get viruses, you are one annoying attention craving brat you know that? I'm guessing your parents didn't love you enough or spend enough time with you and now here we are. Fact is nobody cares what you think, if you dissagre due to some naive brainwashed fanatic mentality it does not phase me, but you continue begging us to give you more and more attention.

exactly, and the the terrorist attacks on the World trade centre never happened either it was a building error eh? You wreak of brainwashed apple propaganda, so I'm done dealing with you, I will not try to reason with people who do not wish to be objective.

[snip]. [snip]. second off http://www.forbes.co...an-get-viruses/