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Ok and thanks for all the information, it is very helpful, does this reason also applies if someone change other things like some configuration options, for example, what happens if i increase or decrease my post's signature???? Best regards,

Looks nice and xboxrulz is right, your logo is hard to read, but i think that it is not absolutely necessary to download other themes for your forum, simply start by changing your text colors directly in your administration control panel. Best regards,

yes, yordan i'm able to correctly understand your explanations, thank you very much. Now, after some tests i made i discover that another reason for this issue happens is related with the browser and with which character set it uses, so, what i do to solve this, is by setting up the UTF-8 character set to my browser. SilverFox I'm almost pretty sure that you can't convert the char_set when exporting, also i never see this option available to set up on the configuration file of phpMyAdmin, where i see something similar is in the import page, in this page you are been able to set the character set of the sql file that you want to import. The import/export tools are for restore/backup purposes, i have the chance to use it a lot of times and i can say that it works very fine in almost all situations. Best regards,

Jimmy89 thanks, thats the place where i check my posts , and ~Viz thanks for all the information related to the credit system.BTW, i discover the reason of this problem, it occurs because i edit a post that i made.Best regards,

I have a very strange problem with the Exported sql file generated by phpMyAdmin that never happen to me before, the problem is that my data contains some strange characters but when i see them on screen it shows correctly, instead of showing the spanish characters ĂĄ, ĂŠ, Ă­, Ăł, Ăş and Ăą it shows others, for example instead of ĂĄ shows ĂÂĄ, instead of Ăł shows ĂÂł, etc. The other problem i have is that when i use Internet Explorer and want to download the generated sql file to my machine nothing happens, it seems that the export script works completely but it never shows the Save As... dialog box. This problem never occurs if i use Firefox. The following are some data of the phpMyAdmin welcome page: MySQL charset: UTF-8 Unicode (utf8) MySQL connection collation: utf8_unicode_ci phpMyAdmin - 2.9.0.2 Server version: 4.1.21-standard Protocol version: 10 MySQL client version: 4.1.21 Used PHP extensions: mysql Best regards,

Thanks everybody, Jimmy89 i think that i lost some credits because some of my posts have been deleted but i'm not sure about it, where do you check your recent posts? or maybe some posts have been 'baleeted' as happened to MediYama. BTW, vizskywalker i always mantain my credits up to 0. Best regards,

I want to know if the credits system have problems because i think that i lost some credits in the last two days, maybe i do something wrong and because of that it happens.Best regards,

Exactly, this is a good reason for it, and until yesterday i have one client that was in this situation, so yesterday i decide to create an account on the db4free project to resolve this for him, right now this client is happy, but as i view on the db4free page and told him this mysql server can be used as a temporal server only not as a production. Best regards,

Simply participate here at the Xisto's forums and when you have the needed credits request your space, if it is approved start your website and create your mysql databases. If you don't want nothing more than a MySql server host well in that case the db4free project is your best choice. BTW, thanks for the link. Best regards,

Thanks for share this freeware, it is really awesome, fast, easy to use and simple.Best regards,

I hope this help you, it was taken from the O'Reilly Javascript and DHTML Cookbook: To determine the mouse event location in the coordinate plane of the entire document, the getPageEventCoords( ) function shown in the following example has two main branches. The first gets the simpler pageX and pageY properties of the Netscape event object. For IE, many more calculations need to be carried out to derive the coordinates to accurately position an element at the specified location. The clientX and clientY properties need additional factors for any scrolling of the body content and some small padding that IE automatically adds to the body (normally two pixels along both axes). In the case of IE 6 running in CSS-compatibility mode, the html element's small padding must also be factored out of the equation. function getPageEventCoords(evt) { var coords = {left:0, top:0}; if (evt.pageX) { coords.left = evt.pageX; coords.top = evt.pageY; } else if (evt.clientX) { coords.left = evt.clientX + document.body.scrollLeft - document.body.clientLeft; coords.top = evt.clientY + document.body.scrollTop - document.body.clientTop; // include html element space, if applicable if (document.body.parentElement && document.body.parentElement.clientLeft) { var bodParent = document.body.parentElement; coords.left += bodParent.scrollLeft - bodParent.clientLeft; coords.top += bodParent.scrollTop - bodParent.clientTop; } } return coords; } Deriving the event coordinates inside a positioned element is the job of the getPositionedEventCoords( ) function, shown in the following code listing. The IE branch, which supports the offsetX and offsetY properties of the event object, is the easy one here. Those values are relative to the coordinate plane of the positioned element target. On the Netscape side, the layerX and layerY properties need only an adjustment for the target element's borders. To prevent the event from propagating any further (and possibly conflicting with other onmousedown event targets), the event's cancelBubble property is set to true: function getPositionedEventCoords(evt) { var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : evt.srcElement; var coords = {left:0, top:0}; if (evt.layerX) { var borders = {left:parseInt(getElementStyle("progressBar", "borderLeftWidth", "border-left-width")), top:parseInt(getElementStyle("progressBar", "borderTopWidth", "border-top-width"))}; coords.left = evt.layerX - borders.left; coords.top = evt.layerY - borders.top; } else if (evt.offsetX) { coords.left = evt.offsetX; coords.top = evt.offsetY; } evt.cancelBubble = true; return coords; } A compatibility complication must be accounted for, however. If the outer element has a CSS border assigned to it, Netscape and IE (in any mode) disagree whether the coordinate plane begins where the border starts or where the content rectangle starts. Netscape includes the border; IE does not. Therefore, along the way, the situation is equalized by factoring out the border in the Netscape calculations. This is done with the help of the getElementStyle( ) function from Recipe 11.12: function getElementStyle(elemID, IEStyleAttr, CSSStyleAttr) { var elem = document.getElementById(elemID); if (elem.currentStyle) { return elem.currentStyle[iEStyleAttr]; } else if (window.getComputedStyle) { var compStyle = window.getComputedStyle(elem, ""); return compStyle.getPropertyValue(CSSStyleAttr); } return ""; } It may seem odd that deriving these kinds of event coordinates should be so laborious in one circumstance or the other. There is little justification for this, except perhaps that those who designed the event object and content-coordinate systems didn't envision how DHTML designers might utilize these features. The W3C DOM Level 2 event model is only partially helpful by defining two pairs of coordinate-related properties of the event object: clientX/clientY and screenX/screenY. But even then, the formal descriptions of the clientX and clientY properties—a coordinate at which the event occurred relative to the DOM implementation's client area—leave a lot to interpretation. Is the "client area" the page or just the visible portion of the page? Netscape interprets it as being the entire page, but IE's clientX and clientY properties (admittedly not based on the W3C DOM event model) are measures within the visible space of the document, thus requiring adjustments for document scrolling. The W3C DOM Level 2 is mum on event coordinates within a positioned element. Of course, with some more arithmetic and element inspection, you can figure out those values from the style properties of the element and the event's clientX and clientY properties. The proprietary properties for offsetX/offsetY in IE and layerX/layerY in Netscape (a convenience holdover from Navigator 4) partially pick up the slack, but as you've seen, they're not universally perfect. Even with the adjustments shown in the examples for this recipe, you may still encounter combinations of CSS borders, margins, and padding that throw off these careful calculations. If these CSS-style touches are part of the body element or the element you're positioning, you will probably have to experiment with adjustment values that work for the particular design situation of the page. In particular, inspect the offsetLeft, offsetTop, clientLeft, and clientTop properties of not only the direct elements you're working with, but also those within the containers that impact elements' offset measures (usually reachable through the offsetParent property, and further offsetParent chains outward to the html element). Also, don't overlook CSS border, margin, and padding thicknesses that might impact coordinate measures of the elements. Look for values that represent the number of pixels that your calculations miss. It's a tedious process, so be prepared to spend some time figuring it out. One size does not fit all. Best regards,

Thats right, the CPanel 11 comes with a lot of video tutorials, practically with all the options of it, tell me something do you view this video tutorials??? Best regards,

That's correct but the center tag is deprecated and must be avoided, instead to get the similar result you use margin:0 auto as posted in previous posts. Best regards,

Well i just visit your site and some things i dont like are: The position where you put the chatbox. The color of your titles -Main, Forum, Post, The Rules, etc- i think that it would be nice if you use any lighter color for them for example white instead of black. The icons dont look well, they have a stange border. Hope it helps. Best regards,

It is because internet explorer do not support completely the W3C standards as the others browsers do, as far i know the browser that supports almost completely the standards is Opera following by the Gecko browsers like Firefox. Best regards,

Thanks for the information, i have the chance to work with the new CPANEL 11 in other webhost and it is very cute and more easy than the previous version. Does Xisto plans to install it??? BTW, when will be active again the great Fantastico??? Best regards,

If you want to center horizontally your div or any other block element you can use achieve this with:<div style="width:10em;margin:0 auto">div content</div> Best regards,

Yes, i like it basically because it is lightweight and works well and fast. Best regards,

I like both but i prefer the rv theme.An the problem to change the language or the theme of the the cpanel have some time unresolved.Best regards,

Ok, thanks, only to say that i hope someday in the near future i finally get some time to upload my webpage Best regards,

What i want to do is to first enabled a disabled text box, and then focus and select all the contents of this text box after the user clicks on a checkbox, i have it working with simple HTML and Javascript but how can i do to get the similar result using the DOM??? For simplicity i only include this code that works: <html><head><script type="text/javascript">function toggle(formname,checkname){var c="CantField"; if(checkname.checked==true) { checkname.value="on"; document.f[c].disabled=false; document.f[c].focus(); document.f[c].select();}else { checkname.value="off"; document.f[c].value="0"; document.f[c].disabled=true;}return;}function init(){document.f.CantField.disabled = true;}// using DOMfunction initD(){document.getElementById('CantField').setAttribute("disabled",true);}function toggleD(formname,checkname){var c="CantField"; if(checkname.checked==true) { document.getElementById(checkname).setAttribute("value","on"); document.getElementById(c).setAttribute("disabled",false); document.getElementById(c).focus(); document.getElementById(c).select();}else { document.getElementById(checkname).setAttribute("value","off"); document.getElementById(c).setAttribute("disabled","true"); document.getElementById(c).setAttribute("value","0");}}</script></head><body onload="init()"><form name="f" action="page.php" method="post" ><input type="checkbox" value="off" name="CheckField" id="CheckField" onclick="toggle('f',this)" /><input type="text" name="CantField" id="CantField" value="0" /><input type="submit" value="Check Out" name="submitCar" /> <input type="button" value="Cancel" name="cancelCar" onclick="java script:this.form.reset();"></form></body></html> I know that this code must be optimizied but it is only for simplicity because it is a very heavy form. When I use the toggleD() function the select method dont work, why happens this??? Am I doing something wrong??? Best regards, EDIT: Well, i can't find a solution to the DOM problem so i decide to not use it basically because the select() doesn't work in any manner, if someone get the solution please post it.

Congrats, excellent work, and the new look is very cute. BTW, what means the status Not Setup? Best regards,

I also recommend the two programs that faulty.lee recommends you to use, which i use a lot everyday. Another software but it is not free is MySql Maestro and all the related tools that you can find at it's website. Best regards,

Yes, you are right, i know that removing my office installation by deleting completely from my HD isn't a good idea and also i know that it would generate a lot of other problems but it will be my last chance. I try to change, delete and reinstall it with the add or remove applet and with the office installation CD but when i do this the office installation program starts as usual and then the process stops automatically and nothing more happens. One thing i forgot to mention in my previous post is that i also delete the MSOCache folder. Do you know what will happen if i install a previous office version over my actual installation??? Best regards and thanks for your time,