There are a number of ways to get tasks done on the intnernet. Some hard
core programmers would use plain old C and CGI.
As for PHP Standards, follow the manual and best practices. Get a book on
design patterns, especially the one by the Gang Of Four, as these patterns
can crossover to the
I have had problems running FF2 on a machine also running FF3 -
specifically, and fatally for me, FireBug wouldn't install cleanly in
FF2 if I had FF3 running.
I'd load FF3 in a vmware image, or maybe test it with an Ubuntu 8.04 live CD.
Note that beta 5 at least is still rather unstable. I've
I haven't had time to look into other frameworks but make sure to check out
Zend as well. It's at version 1.5.2. at this time and it has a nice built-in
templating system.
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 10:05 AM, James Jeffery
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are a number of ways to get tasks done on
Korny Sietsma
Release Candidate 1 is out now, so hopefully things will get more
stable when Ubuntu picks it up, but at the moment it's a world of pain
- at least for my configuration!
Beta5 and RC1 have been rock-solid on my systems (WinXP). And, as far as I
understand, RC1 is fairly
On 2008/05/20 18:27 (GMT+1000) Korny Sietsma apparently typed:
I have had problems running FF2 on a machine also running FF3 -
specifically, and fatally for me, FireBug wouldn't install cleanly in
FF2 if I had FF3 running.
Did you ever think to try closing the other long enough to get it to
Thanks for all the tips folks, very useful.
In response to Michael, I have just escaped the large corporate, global
enterprise world that seems to fund much of the IT work done and in my
experience most such organisations are only just now waking up to the
concept and benefits of open source.
Hey Ian,
Sorry for coming in late in this thread, but I would like to recommend
the php.net site and their mailing lists as well. I am a subscriber to
a few of their lists and am just learning the language, but the people
who post to the php-general list are some of the most knowledgeable
Please could someone help me decide which is the most appropriate tag to use
with quotes? These are actual comments made by folk during a show.
For example:
q
pqLIW 2007 was a great show for Technogym. We showcased an exciting 7
new products which our customers loved. LIW is a great event to
Rob Enslin wrote:
Please could someone help me decide which is the most appropriate tag
to use with quotes? These are actual comments made by folk during a show.
For example:
q
pqLIW 2007 was a great show for Technogym. We showcased an
exciting 7 new products which our customers loved. LIW
On 20 May 2008, at 16:13, Rob Enslin wrote:
Please could someone help me decide which is the most appropriate
tag to use with quotes? These are actual comments made by folk
during a show.
You are quoting paragraphs, use blockquote.
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David Dorward
http://dorward.me.uk/
On 20-May-08, at 8:43 PM, Rob Enslin wrote:
Please could someone help me decide which is the most appropriate
tag to use with quotes?
The most appropriate tag to use is the blockquote element. I would
mark up your content like so:
blockquote
pLIW 2007 was a great show for Technogym. We
That's pretty clear.
Many thanks Robert, David and Rahul.
2008/5/20 Rahul Gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 20-May-08, at 8:43 PM, Rob Enslin wrote:
Please could someone help me decide which is the most appropriate tag to
use with quotes?
The most appropriate tag to use is the blockquote
A workmate come with this idea, which then I have searched on web and
haven't found too much information about it, but this: [1] and [2].
The idea: using fieldset and legend for adding structural markup/labes [3].
It seems that using fieldsets _outside_ forms doesn't make the code to
invalidate.
Hello Julian,
If you are unsure about what an HTML tag is there for, look up in the W3C
specs. http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#edef-FIELDSET
It is pretty clear to me there that fieldset element exists for the
purpose of grouping form elements together, and not for other
What if your fieldset is intended for an AJAX application? And thus
will not require a form (as your data is not sent through the form,
but is picked up by javascript)? Indeed, my opinion is that a
fieldset should only contain form elements, but not necessarily be
inside a form tag.
I do
Needless to say that your application should progressively
enhancehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_Enhancementthrough
the presentation layers.
So, irrespective of what technology (or mix of technologies) you are using,
the basic (X)HTML page should make total sense with everything (images,
@Jason and @Svip quoted:
Svip wrote:
I do disagree with Julián's approach. Also, if I may add, strong
should only be used as an inline element (you cannot really compare hN
with strong, headlines are block elements, while strong is inline) and
only in a case where you have a strong point to
On 2008/05/21 07:43 (GMT+1000) Korny Sietsma apparently typed:
Sorry, I didn't mean if I had FF3 running - I had it *installed* but not
running. And maybe I could have made it work, but I was under time
pressure. I just installed FF2 through Ubuntu's standard apt system, and
I'd hoped that it
Hi Julian,
strong is for emphasis. I am on your side on that one.
divs are for separating components/sections of a page and can be
semantically very strong, especially when given a meaningful class or id
name (e.g. header, footer, contacts, product, etc.)
fieldset however is quite specifically
This question was asked less a week ago, here was my reply:
The W3C has an example of the use of the cite and quote elements here:
http://www.w3.org/People/mimasa/test/xhtml2/spec-examples/mod-text/cite
-ex01.xhtml
Or you can read all about quotations here:
hi ,
anybody can suggest me a best way to show global site links in one page.. I
have around 70 countries to list out.
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navii
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thanks and regards
Naveen Bhaskar Menon
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