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Once you have a certificate all set up on your server - just write a secure form handler (or find a secure form to email script) - then in your form simply use https://www.yourdomain.com/formahndle.php as the action. linky to secure php email : http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_secure_mail.asp You will then have a secure form handler that uses SSL. Adding the results to a database is equally straightforward - but if you've never touched a database before it might be a good idea to start at the beginning ... http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_mysql_intro.asp

Dude - don't get so defense - my advice was helping him - in a non-hand-holding way. He wants to know how to store a single personalised homepage for everyone who registers on his website. While this is perfectly possible - anyone who understands basic web development will know that this isn't a good idea - and, as he clearly doesn't have much experience, suggesting that he "create a file called profile.php then put the username after to display their page" probably isn't going to helpful either. Back on topic Elite - this might be a good starting point: http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/angus20010304.php3?aid=226 And this article explains how to create a php page with dymanic content (its about building a simple blog - but you could easily adapt for you needs) http://www.wsworkshop.com/php/php-mysql-weblog.html And finally this page explains the .htaccess idea http://www.wsworkshop.com/php/php-mysql-weblog.html Hope this is helpful.

I would charge a flat rate of 20p.

Like the old skool "designed for 1024x768" at the bottom...! Really nice. Ignore the commentts like "brighten up the green to make it more modern..." - that is nonsense. You could probably find some better images - as these are a bit rubbish. Moving the nav to the top might be a good idea too. Otherwise good effort!

If you're asking this question - you've clearly not understood the basics of web development. I would recommend going back to basics - loooking at stuff like dynamic page generation using PHP.

this wont work. to display divs inline you need somethibng like this : <div id="content" style="width: 800px; margin: 0 auto;"> <div id="1" style="width: 49%; float: left;"> content </div> <div id="1" style="width: 49%; float: right;"> content 2 </div> </div>

absolute positioning? tut tut tut. It would be alot easier to use the flow of the document: <div id="content" style="width: 800px; margin: 0 auto;"> <div id="left" style="width:70%; float:left;"> content </div> <div id="right" style="width:30%; float: right;"> <div id="pic"> <img src="whatever" /> </div> <div id="upcoming_gigs"> etc etc </div> </div>

perceived value my friend.

I've ignored the styling - just the position - u want something like this: CSS: #boxone { width: 49%; float: left; } #boxtwo { width: 49%; float: right; } .clear { clear: both; } <div id="boxone"> <h2 class="secondheader">What We Do </h2> <ul> <li>Bespoke system design and supply</li> <li>Thermal Store Cylinders </li> <li>Underfloor, thermal skirting and low temperature heating systems</li> <li>Ground, Air and Water Heat pumps</li> <li>Solar collectors</li> <li>Boilers </li> <li>Control systems</li> <li>Domestic manifold systems</li> <li>Consultations and Site surveys</li> <li>Training available at our new training centre in Chelmsford</li> <li>Free technical support and honest advice </li> <li>System commissioning</li> <li>Free quotations</li> </ul> </div> <div id="boxtwo"> <h2 class="secondheader">I </h2> <ul> <li>Bespoke system design and supply</li> <li>Thermal Store Cylinders </li> <li>Underfloor, thermal skirting and low temperature heating systems</li> <li>Ground, Air and Water Heat pumps</li> <li>Solar collectors</li> <li>Boilers </li> <li>Control systems</li> <li>Domestic manifold systems</li> <li>Consultations and Site surveys</li> <li>Training available at our new training centre in Chelmsford</li> <li>Free technical support and honest advice </li> <li>System commissioning</li> <li>Free quotations</li> </ul> </div> <br class="clear" />

<div id="boxone"> <h2 class="secondheader">What We Do </h2> <div id="topimgsmall"><img src="images/PtopBGsmall.png" /></div> <div class="laing"> <ul> <li>Bespoke system design and supply</li> <li>Thermal Store Cylinders </li> <li>Underfloor, thermal skirting and low temperature heating systems</li> <li>Ground, Air and Water Heat pumps</li> <li>Solar collectors</li> <li>Boilers </li> <li>Control systems</li> <li>Domestic manifold systems</li> <li>Consultations and Site surveys</li> <li>Training available at our new training centre in Chelmsford</li> <li>Free technical support and honest advice </li> <li>System commissioning</li> <li>Free quotations</li> </ul> </div> <div class="botimg2"><img src="images/PbotBGsmall.png" /></div> <div id="boxtwo"> <h2 class="secondheader">I </h2> <div id="topimg2"><img src="images/PtopBGsmall.png" /></div> <div class="laing"> <ul> <li>Bespoke system design and supply</li> <li>Thermal Store Cylinders </li> <li>Underfloor, thermal skirting and low temperature heating systems</li> <li>Ground, Air and Water Heat pumps</li> <li>Solar collectors</li> <li>Boilers </li> <li>Control systems</li> <li>Domestic manifold systems</li> <li>Consultations and Site surveys</li> <li>Training available at our new training centre in Chelmsford</li> <li>Free technical support and honest advice </li> <li>System commissioning</li> <li>Free quotations</li> </ul> </div> <div class="botimg2"><img src="images/PbotBGsmall.png" /></div> </div> CSS: #boxone { } <div id="boxone"> <h2 class="secondheader">What We Do </h2> <div class="laing"> <ul> <li>Bespoke system design and supply</li> <li>Thermal Store Cylinders </li> <li>Underfloor, thermal skirting and low temperature heating systems</li> <li>Ground, Air and Water Heat pumps</li> <li>Solar collectors</li> <li>Boilers </li> <li>Control systems</li> <li>Domestic manifold systems</li> <li>Consultations and Site surveys</li> <li>Training available at our new training centre in Chelmsford</li> <li>Free technical support and honest advice </li> <li>System commissioning</li> <li>Free quotations</li> </ul> </div> <div class="botimg2"><img src="images/PbotBGsmall.png" /></div> <div id="boxtwo"> <h2 class="secondheader">I </h2> <div id="topimg2"><img src="images/PtopBGsmall.png" /></div> <div class="laing"> <ul> <li>Bespoke system design and supply</li> <li>Thermal Store Cylinders </li> <li>Underfloor, thermal skirting and low temperature heating systems</li> <li>Ground, Air and Water Heat pumps</li> <li>Solar collectors</li> <li>Boilers </li> <li>Control systems</li> <li>Domestic manifold systems</li> <li>Consultations and Site surveys</li> <li>Training available at our new training centre in Chelmsford</li> <li>Free technical support and honest advice </li> <li>System commissioning</li> <li>Free quotations</li> </ul> </div> <div class="botimg2"><img src="images/PbotBGsmall.png" /></div> </div>

You don't need to use PERL to send emails anymore. Do a google search for "PHP email" - and you should find plenty of examples in PHP.

They are all different things: SSL - this will require the purchase of a certificate (or the use of a shared one from your webhosts) Using SSL to mail the form will just require you to write a form handler - but use https://www.yourdomain.com/formahndle.php in your form action. Not sure what you mean by "database link".

What your looking for is a pivot table - see http://www.sqlteam.com/article/dynamic-cro...bs-pivot-tables I had to do something similar recently and couldn't get it to work properly in SQL so wrote a ASP.net page to reformat the data. Hope that helps.

The site has a purpose - it has my contact details on.

The font in the logo doesn't really work for me.