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I can't really see anything obviously wrong with that. Try adding the die command after your fopen commands to see if they are the problem. Although they shouldn't be if the text below is displaying: fopen('file.txt') or die('could not open file.txt'); Can I ask why you are using this...

In my opinon it will limit you at the beginning, but once you learn how to use it you will be amazed at how much it has to offer!

The code to add to that form for a customer phone is: <tr> <td>Phone Number</td> <td>:</td> <td><textarea name="phone" cols="50" rows="4" id="detail"></textarea></td> </tr> What do you want to do with the phone number then? Do you want to send it as part of the email? What do...

So let me get it straight. You want to gather information from this form and send it in an email. <?php if(isset($_POST['submit'])){ $element1 = $_POST['element1']; $element2 = $_POST['element2']; $element3 = $_POST['element3']; $body = "element1 = $element1 \n element2 =...

Oh sorry I misunderstood your question. If you could post the code of your existing form then I can show you how to expand on that.

Well what is in you meta tags title should be the same as your actuall title. The same way as your meta keywords have to reflect your content. I usually title like: <title>Page - Website</title>

That's not opening in a new window. It's an iframe. You could do that with JavaScript, try jQuery. Or if you just want it to open in a new window then try this: <a href="path/to/file" target="_blank"><img/></a>

I knew this would come in usefull: http://www.webdesignforum.com/6943-collecting-data-forms-using-php-mysql.html

hmm.... If you can find a way of getting it into an excel database then you could import that file into phpmyadmin and it will convert it to mysql for you. I'm not sure if that helps... I'm kind of shooting in the dark here!

External is better. That is a fact. If you use internal then the stylesheet is loaded every time a new page is loaded. If you use external then the stylesheet is loaded once, then cached, then when a user requests another page they don't have to load the stylesheet again. Thus reducing load...

Thanks for the input. I am thinking of adding a few things on the homepage because at the moment it's a bit bare.. I might put some RSS feeds in there from Twitter and my blog. The reason for the difference between tables and divs is; I use divs when actually designing the site where as the...

Hi, I have just redesigned my blog. It is now split into three domains - my homepage (running Furasta CMS), my Portfolio (running Furasta CMS) and my blog (running Wordpress). Here is the URL, let me know what you think: http://macaoidh.name Thanks

check this out: http://ma.tt Even if you look back at some of the older versions of the design you will be amazed.

Yes links to your site will benefit your search engine ranking. It will not look good for your site if you use irrelevant links though

Do they both have the same ids? Could you post some code?

Good website. Very good for a first website! You should test it in all browsers just to be sure before you finish it. If there is one thing I can advise for future sites - learn CSS! It will save you so much time. You are using tables for layout, you shouldn't do that. And all your style is...

Yes it's very very slow. I don't think that normal users would wait that long.

The images have all loaded for me... I just had to wait a while!

I only did a few small things on flash a few years ago. I remember having to add a bit of actionscript at the end of the flash document to end the loop. I think it was something like: stop; Something like that anyway but I don't really know what I'm talking about! :L

I know what AusQB means about stacking the CSS. But why add another item? Just move the existing tag to the ul and it will be even cleaner again: <ul id="menu"> <li><a href="#"> Test </a></li> <li><a href="#"> Test </a></li> <li><a href="#"> Test </a></li> <li><a href="#">...