On 10 Jul 2007, at 04:20, Dean Matthews wrote:
On Jul 9, 2007, at 10:23 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
Not really, just chose the appropriate options (advanced...) when
you try to validate a file.
Yes I see, but how do you link a Valid CSS icon to an advanced
search?
Validate it, then
Not sure about the 1.X series, but text shadow is supported in Safari
2.X - I have been using it for quite a while, and love it.
Mike
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Hi all,
This should be pretty basic stuff, but coding the forms can be a bit
above me sometimes :) I've hunted around and can't seem to find the
answer, so here goes...
I've got a select box, with a bunch of options that need to go to
another page in the website when the go button is clicked.
Your select name attribute is New_URL but you're looking for a POST
attribute called id. Change your PHP script to $_POST[New_URL] and it
should work.
Chris
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Sent: 10 July 2007 15:58
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you should use $_POST['New_URL'] - thats going to be the value of the select
box. Looking at your code there is nothing called ID on there!
and also - PHP is really off topic of this list, not sure of any PHP mailers
but the sitepoint forums always get me out of bother!
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Thanks for your help guys, makes more sense. It still isn't working
though, so I'll go find another forum to post to about PHP.
Cheers
Paul
On 10/07/07, Ross Bruniges [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you should use $_POST['New_URL'] - thats going to be the value of the select
box. Looking at your
On Jul 10, 2007, at 12:20 PM, Paul Collins wrote:
form action=post
action=http://localhost/includes/redirect.php;; name=selectCourse
id=selectCourseForm
Should be : method=post NOT action=post
But I have to wonder why the need to use this method to form a purely
navigational function..?
Hi.
just wondering, any one able to give advice, help, tips, tricks and techniques.
now, failed my two visual design subjects in my web site design course.
and have to re-enroll for next semester.
the main problems i had was understanding layers in css, and how to use them in
a website.
like, for
