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ElanMan

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  1. From your linked page looks like a goer
  2. Have a look on opensourcecms.com Loads of alternatives on there and you can try out via the demos too.
  3. No probs, I'm looking forward to tomorrow now
  4. this line: var widgetid = jQuery(".star-dropdown").parent().children(".star-widget-id").val(); should be: var widgetid = jQuery(this).parent().children(".star-widget-id").val(); In your original code,in the event handler, you're finding all of the selects with a class of 'blah'. Simply put, it means you're working with the first select on the page(no matter what select has changed) You don't want all of the selects with a class of blah, just the one that has the change event fired. jQuery(this) inside an event handler will refer to the element that was 'clicked', 'changed' etc. This means that when the function traverses the DOM to find the parent etc, it will start from the relevant select, not from the first one on the page.
  5. If you want to position C relative to B, then you will need to specify a position other than static (the default) to C.
  6. If B is positioned absolutely, C will take its positioning relative to B 's top left corner
  7. Interesting article today: Flash May Not Be Dead But It's Not Feeling Well
  8. sorry
  9. If you're just checking for the presence of a number: if (/\d/.test(firstname)) { alert("Ooh, you put a number in your firtname. How do you pronounce that you mofo?!"); }
  10. Go for it fellas! After smoking for 19 years, I gave up 4 months ago. If I can do it (approx 25/30 a day), I'm pretty sure you can. It's the best thing you'll ever do Good luck
  11. Have you looked at MediaWiki? Or am I completely missing what you're after?
  12. ElanMan replied to funsella's topic in Server Side
    Which part are you struggling with? It's a long time since I used phpFlickr but iirc, it was fairly simple to set up. Post the code that isn't working.
  13. Can you set up the services to only allow access based on hostname instead of ip address? If so, a free service like dyndns might be suitable (although I'm buggered if I can find the free service on their site!)
  14. Merry Xmas!
  15. Looks old and stale to me; Save your hard-earned and spend it on a drink for the new year.
  16. What about SyntaxHighlighter ?
  17. Shouldn't this line: $mergeVars = array('MMERGE1'=>$_GET['firstname']); be $mergeVars = array('MMERGE1'=>$_POST['firstname']);
  18. I have no idea what mpg my car does as the odometer doesn't work
  19. Funny how we can all read this in a different context; I assumed he had sent an iPhone in to outerspace for an indeterminate amount of time, eventually had the iPhone returned and found that due to Einstein's twin theory, the phone had gained 1 hour but then then we're all different I suppose...
  20. At work, I have a lot of forms processed using formmail (~200, inherited from previous employee) and although I've been meaning to replace them with custom scripts, I've never noticed a problem with the formmail scripts. Which formmail scripts are you using? The ones at work are from tectite. They 'should' take care of all of your security concerns. Note to self: Review tectite formmail
  21. In a nutshell, store all of your static files (images, vids etc) on a CDN. In your website, link to all of your static files via the CDN. The CDN is a network of servers all containing your static files. It then serves the files from the nearest server to the browser/client reducing load time to the end user. As I say, in a nutshell, bit more to it than that...
  22. The rep thingy is the most useless feature on this otherwise excellent forum imo. However, in the interests of community harmony, luizarios, you have a +1
  23. I'd recommend hosting the files on your own server and using flowplayer to play them. Flowplayer doesn't support .mov files (flowplayer supported formats) but you can convert them easily enough using ffmpeg or similar. You could also use the 'setup service' they provide but not sure if that is a paid service only. EDIT Forgot to mention that you can have a placeholder image as well if needed
  24. Depending on your budget, the Linode 512 vps might be doable at $19.95 per month (roughly £13). I've used linode for a few years and really can't fault them. They also have an excellent library of articles and how-tos including various ones on mongodb Might be worth a look anyway?

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