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you know html? if not, search http://www.tucows.com/ for "wysiwyg" and you'll get some ms word -alike editors. or if you're willing to pay, you could buy dreamweaver or frontpageif you do know html: notpad, or crimson editor or the likes.just go to http://www.tucows.com/ or http://download.cnet.com/windows/ and search for 'html editor'. pick the free one with the most stars

he didn't say it's hard to learn. he said it's hardER.personally, i'm not a big fan of mac because it's harder to find free (legal or not) software for mac. + mac is more expensive. + i'm a programmer, so it's better to program software for windows (more potential users) than for mac i think.

mput* will only copy the files in the current folder, not recursive.most browsers do not support uploading to ftp.so your options are both wrong.if i may give you a hint: posting 12 one-sentece-posts will not get you hosting. if you want free hosting fast, try http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

try mput -Rhaven't tried it myself though, but -R is the typical recursive option for most linux commands

if it's for php, dan use md5 hashing or something like that. you cannot decrypt those!! so basicly, what you have to do, is encrypt your passwords in your file/database. and then when a user enters his password, you encrypt the word he entered and compare the two encrypted words. it's hypersafe

i figured it out: my school is blocking the 2828 port or whatever the nr of the port is

well, try http://www.adobe.com/

you search google for one :)try searching for 'free dynamic menu html' or something like thatbest pick one that uses javascript & css, not one that uses vbscript, because that won't work on half of the browsers.

well, if you want to use asp or asp.net, i'd go for windowsif you want to use php, i'd go for apache instead of the built in iis of windows. and apache works best & safest on linux, so then i'd go for linux.if you don't want to use php or asp(.net), i'd go for linux too because apache is just better than iis.

well, recently, i found out that quanta, an editor that is mainly meant for html pages, has php completion, which is nice if you don't know all the functions by head

you could use the 'save for web' option to compress your desktops, but then i advise you pick a file size of about 200kb or something like that. it's still a fast download and you'll have better quality.what i use it for is pictures that are immediatly displayed, embedded in the site. in that case it's more important that they load lightning fast...

you can use the slice tool in ps and then import it to imageready. it's all the same :)or you can download 'the gimp'. it has somewhat the same features. Notice from moonwitch: mentioning of illegal ways to obtain software is a violation of the TOS thus I have removed the reference

when input type is file you cannot choose a dirthe only thing you can do is make several input fields, for example 5 and then only one 'upload' button that will send 5 files simultanuous. another option is to use http://www.net2ftp.com/ and zip your files and upload them all at once

are you sure this works? i don't think you can select a directory as the file to be uploaded in your form.

haha, indeed applets. applets are small programs that can be embedded in html pages. like videos. they have little or no interaction with the html. it's really seperate.java -> programsjavascript -> scripts,

are your posts in the contribute section? only those count!

small tutorial for md5 hash using.store your info like this in a database or file:username :: md5hash of password.i use a database and have about 25 users in it. if you want, you can even set different rights by a third column. i use the linux method: read = 1, write, =2, read + write = 3, execute =4, execute +read = 5, execute + write = 6, execute + write + read = 7.only, it means other things. some users can upload pictures, some can only read info,...then search google for 'javascript md5'you'll get a js file and a small document.and then, before sending the information of the form, you do this:password.value=md5(password.value);or something like that. i'm sure you'll find some info on the net how to do it. if not, i'll post the entire code this weekend if you want it.and then you post the username and md5 hashed password. serverside, you check if there is a match and set the rights with a cookie or something like that.

a new way of file sharing? like p2p or something like that. i mean: 1gb! you can fit a movie in that!

for what i know, we've had several universes.big bang -> planets & stars move away from eachother, but slow down, until they stop. than they come back together, faster and faster, untill they all come to one point -> new big bang,...and this goes on and onread stephen hawkins!!!!

javascript = script version of a small part of java.please people, do not confuse the two.java is a programming language. you can make programs that run on any computer that hase the java virtual machine installed. it's meant to make apples ( you know, the little games and stuff you find on the internet). javascript is, as the name says, a scripting language. it is not compiled but interpretted. it is used to do some simple things on websites, like popups, change values in forms and stuff. you cannot make a program that works on it's own by using javascript!!!if you're just interested in making sites there is no need for you to learn java, just learn javascript.the way it works is quite the same: if, while, variables... all the same. it's just that java has a lot more power & options. and is compiled!

check out http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/. it's my site and in the menu you can choose 'picjures'. the thumbnails are created automaticly. if you log in, you can even upload pictures from the site and add your comments.but you can also upload by ftp in the right folder and then the thumbs are created on the first visit of the page. it's fast and easy.if you want it, just pm.

+ i'd advise to get a better way to store the birthday dates. a seperate file or so. and then read them to a table with key = name and value birthday. so you can easily add others afterwards.or store them in a database! even better!

well, you can't just say that the target site is 'localhost'. you have to give your ip address. and in most of the cases, that ip address will change every now and then, so you will have to adjust it in the redirecting service too...

hm, you could try by setting the width of your cell to 10% or something. the iframe will stretch it just enough so it fits.but actually, i don't think you can put an iframe in a cell. like you can't put frames in a cell. just not possible.what you can do is make your iframe appear on top of your cell with the positioning method (div ) i gave in another topic in this part of the forum.but what i find strange: why use an iframe and not put the content directly in the cell of the table

hm, actually, the trend is more towards tables i think. divs are good to really position one element, or make it appear over other stuff. but i'd use tables to layout en entire page. it's easy.