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Ok, No they don't create new users on the OS. Yes they do store user info in the database, which if done properly is safe. There are a few things that you need here. First you need to set up a session to detect if people are logged in or not. if(@$_SESSION['logged_in']!=1)...

They usualy wont work sending from a local computer to a gmail account because gmail blocks them as an anti-spam measure. They should still work when you upload them to a live server. A solution around that is to set up a local mail server and send all emails through PHP to that server.

As far as I know, as of CS3 Image Ready has been incorporated into Photoshop. So if you have Photoshop CS3 or CS4 then you have all the features of Image Ready CS2

.ie all the way!!! and .eu and .as and .gs

You could do this: set_include_path($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']); Then every time you include the document root will be automatically appended. So you could just write this: include '/includes/head.php'; include '/includes/body.php';

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I think that there are too many ads on the site. It takes away from an otherwise sound design.

Well he has said in his original post that he has never used code before so there is a limit to what he should charge! I say 35 per page is good. I allways give the client a quote, then stick to it. If they change their mind about something later on then they will have to pay extra.

No. Not with HTML anyway. As far as I know it is possible in DHTML, or you could try jQuery, although I don't know how to do it myself.

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Well if all of the content of your website is stored in a database then it is quite easy. Just create a normal HTML form like this: <form method="post"> <input type="text" name="content"/> <input type="submit" name="search" value="search"/> </form> Then create a mysql query to...

You should probably put a bit more padding on those navigation links just as a convenience.

I had that problem a while back but once I started using vim as a text editor it seemed to get rid of it. If you still want to use bluefish then make sure to save all files in utf-8 format. That should ensure that there are no weird characters in there. One thing that I don't have a workaround...

I see what you mean with the prices adding themselves up. That would be reasonably easy to do with jQuery. I would be willing to do it for €50, but I would have to discuss the details first. PM me if you are interested.

For Linux install Lampp or Xampp. For Mac install Mampp or Xampp. For Windows install Wampp. These packages include Apache, MySQL, PHP and Perl/Python

Webby1, Good question. You are right that it would be easier to stick with one. The reason I use so many is because I do quite a lot of free-lance work. Basically I used to design with Wordpress. Then I moved on to doing some work with Joomla! Then I built my own CMS called Furasta. Now I have...

All of what you ask is possible. The construction of a shopping cart that does what you want it to do is also possible. I am willing to do this project for you. i have great experience in the music business. If you are interested then shoot me a pm.

You are probably looking at RSS feeds. To recieve an RSS feed you need to connect to a generator, http://blog.macaoidh.name/index.php/feed and then reed an XML file. You can then display it's contents in whatever way you want.

I use quite a few. Joomla http://joomla.org WebMe http://webme.eu Furasta CMS http://furasta.org and Wordpress http://wordpress.org

I am not interested in the project but just thought that I would mention that, in Ireland anyway, it is illegal to ask for a persons age when they are applying for a job. This law is in place to stop ageism.