James Mikkelson

Hi Jamesicon, Dont feel you have to explain - though if you do want a good reason, the fact that over 2 million playstation 3 users browse the internet on their PS3's and PS3's dont render div pages, is probably reason enough. It is easy to get too wrapped up in web politics. Providing your code validates against w3c, loads fast and looks good to the end user, your good! All the best,

Hi tanicos, Nice work here - very unique. I like the rustic feel you have here. The text on the welcome paragraph is a little too big for my liking, makes me feel like a child. That could be more to do with my personality than your website though When your portfolio popuped and started to load I thought "oh no ..." but actually was very fast and worked very well. Alot of work in there too! Well done all round. Regards James

Hi minucocat, The colours you have used are fantastic, really make the whole thing very easy to look at. You page footer with site links has been doing very well indeed - great to have it there and is seperate enough from the home page content that it doesnt get lost in the content. My only concern is there is a bit of empty space... the top header animated image is below a few buttons and below that image is another image.. three 'blocks' of images there however the animated image has lots of space either side.. I personally find it bit too spacious. That being said, that is personal preference - the whole site is done very well, highly professional. Well done! Regards, James

Hi there, It depends on how your are creating your page - do you have anything inplace already? If so let us see it and we should be able to help more. Here are some tutorials for you though, if you are using CSS and DIVS http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/page_layouts/ Cheers,

I would hold fire on that advice for now, dreamweaver is still the industry favorite, and for a reason, it is a quality piece of software

What was the issue?

Hi eightyone I copied your above code onto my server and changed email to mine and it ran fine.. http://www.madcapsule.com/dev/eightyone it emailed me: Do you not even get the text titles in your email.. such as 'Sockets:' and 'Water'? If not then I would suggest maybe the page isn't being saved or you are updating the wrong page? cheers,

Hi there, That is what I meant yes - what does it email you now? some of them or none of them? Some of them are incorrect in your body mind... for example you have typed ... "Water: $water_req.." yet in your define section you define the variable $water, not $water_req. That aside some of them are ok so you should be seeing them, can I see your HTML form code aswell? Cheers,

Hi there, Because the 'body' of your email does not contain the variables you have added to the form... currently you have.. $body = "From: $name_field\n E-Mail: $email_field\n Message:\n $message"; And so you see the body only contains the $name_field,$email_field and $message.. you need to add all your other stuff too... example... $body = "From: $name_field\n E-Mail: $email_field\n Message:\n $message\n Veggie: $veggie \n Org Name: $org_name ..etc "; All the best, James

Hi sunlight, Any feedback from vistaprint? I ordered some juist before christmas.. am waiting for them to arrive, they were shipped within 2 days but I selected the slowest shipping method and they seem to be taking agees...

Hi Ciwan, If you dont hold the skillset required to develop your own and don't have the budget to have one created... get a free one There are loads available here: http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_...ooks/index.html All the best,

Hi Seth, The close functionality in firefox is disabled for security reasons, by default. You can change it in settings by setting ”dom.allow_scripts_to_close_windows” to true but obviously this is good for your remote users. Your problem is one many face however there is not a solution that I'm aware of. The rule firefox and many other browsers now go by is you can only close a window with JavaScript that you opened with JavaScript. If your visitor opened the window then you can't close it. Cheers,

Hi alejandro mata, Post the source of your page footer here and we may be able to help further.. Regards,

Hi there, I would agree with Eskymo in that it makes it impersonal. That being said, an online quote form is a good idea. Though keep it simple, keep the number of questions down, get the contact details and a brief idea of what the client needs and that should be enough for you to call them with an idea. Most freelancer websites give estimates and example pricing on the website anyway so I don't think it is important to have the quote page attempting to return an accurate price for the job. We have a quote form on every page of our website and it gets used now and then but its mainly a form so that potential clients can request a callback. CheaperAgain has a real nice contact form to it - just enough to get an idea but not too many questions to scare people off! Cheers, JM