gav

thanks for the thoughts guys... Pendulum, your right about the quality, they do have a slight blur to them, not too sure why though in ps they look fine. im saving them as high quality, which explains the file size, i will have a play with the settings later. kanishou, the shadow is one thing im not happy with either, but the client likes it how it is and doesnt want me to change it. i may try and "tidy" the shadow along the bottom edge see if he notices lol image wise i didnt get much to work with, the current site is a nightmare and the only images they have are the ones on the site, im going down this week with my camera to take some new pictures for teh site banners/content. the building image i took of the existing site, along with the logo. i have trimmed it down to the drainpipe like you suggested and it does look better, thanks. diabolikal616, what version of FF are you using? i only have FF3 and IE8 on this machine so cant check other browsers till i get to the office on monday, wizely, no im not responsable for the copy, again its taken from the existing site for padding really, so the client can see the site with some content, but thanks for the comments i will pass your points on. thanks everyone for taking a little time to give it a once over,

there are lots of different way you can do it. i do it by checking if the POST is empty eg if(empty($_POST['name_of_item'])){ OUTPUT ERROR MESSAGE }

im redesigning a website for a friend, just wondered what you guys think.... i feel its missing something but not sure what... any and all feedback welcome. Link : removed

to add a marker to the map use the following in the function load() var point = new GLatLng( <TYPE YOU LONG'/LAT' HERE >); var marker = new GMarker(point , {draggable: false}); *setting draggable to false stops users from moving your marker around

i use this for creating a site's internal search http://www.sphider.eu/ easy to customise the templates and configure etc...

only output to the screen. if all your doing is updating a db no need to output anything to the browser at all so a header() would be fine

added this to the bookmarks, looks like it may be quite useful. thanks for posting, and a great find

rather than using javascript to reload the page just add this in your php after your sql query header('Location: http://www.example.com/youformhere.php'); this way after you have submitted your form and the database has updated, the browser will load the form again without the $_POST variables

the link isnt working for me either

just though i'd say hello. i've been reading the forum for a few weeks now and finding it very interesting and look forward to contributing to it. i am a php developer based in manchester and do a little freelance web design work on the side so will prob be asking questions/advice every now and again. regards gav

this will come in handy, i am design a new website for a gaming forum, they are wanting to upgrade to phpbb3 cheers mate