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docs on how to set up in your localhost +> http://feed2js.org/index.php?s=download it's easy to follow and i know you can do it. And if didn't work try it at some online server. btw if you still need xml_parser in php. try this link. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ i consider you want to learn how to do it. the manual is your best friend.

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ just in case you want a tutorial, it also for JQUERY framework. edit: this one is draggable and JQUERY is very easy to use js framework. no need study js further.

try the code first with an xml file at your localhost, just for testing purpose. afaik that code reads xml files resides in the same domain. on the other hand you might be using firewall that prevent you from reading files outside the box. and i think you need modify that code to read some files outside your domain name. as you see, you might consider some security too. it seems your taking the path to suicidal hell if you don't do that

that script use document.write(), as i heard elsewhere that function - the document.write(); doesn't work when placing contents at certain area of the page.commonly they used innerHTML or certain DOM functions - not familiar with it thought, i suggest to search for an updated scrolling script.

for me playing games is just for entertainment, like watching tv, surfing the net and dating.as i observe in most cafe, is that almost all of it's customer that play games do it for sake of competition. They feel the excitement during the war, the joy of being a champion and the grieve of being a loser.it's quiet fun to watch, how this kids and grow up game players competing each other.

try this one -> http://www.evilwalrus.org/

its more about human psychology.Just observe a young boy which in his everyday life he saw his father smoking, drinking and battering his mom. When that boy grow up there was a 99% change that he will do the same, the 1% chance is having a good guidance from his mom or anyone in his environment.on a nice family - the effects came from tv show and livelihood. Just imagine that you are a kid, and your mom/dad told you of how smoking is bad for your health. Then you saw your mom/dad did that or your favorite artist smoke, or some of your friends. More likely in the some events in your life even you know it's bad you're going to try it.After that addiction

hmm... yeah! but they are not part of my average person lolz. beside the facts that they are highly creative and can do things you've pay for free. anyway i just ask 10 webby people not part in my territory - 7 admit that "they just borrow and bought 2nd hand???", 2 bought elsewhere (offline) and 1 on the net, but no specific web site. 6 of them tells retro, rap, techno and 4 stated that just for buttons no specific category.

so this rss is email news letter replacement ei?as brian posted this rss may eat all your bandwidth if you have a magnitude of subscriber and misuse, unlike emails which kinda cheap solution and still effective specially in corporate business.

some books are useless, specially most books related to xhtml, newly published but the tech and example is out-dated sux... a very informative post from Valkyria

hope you know that if your addicted to this bad habit for more than 3 years and become part of your life - specially during bad times. its not easy to give up even you can save millions of dollar, on the another side - a million dollar can't buy a new lungs and can't make you calm and stop thinking about certain things that makes you feel anxious for a moment.it's just beyond addiction and bad habit which makes some people smoke.

just bought some books on xhtml/css layouts before, and didn't found them useful. i understand this stuff by doing and reading html/css codes. and for css3, some features are now available on latest broswer e.g. ff2, ie7.0...

about my example... i just want to give you other idea. to make it works you need to clear the floats in #main-content and add bunch of css codes. here another approach, so called "negative margin" <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ type="text/css">body{ margin:0; padding:0 15em 0 10em;}#frame{ background-color:#f0f0f0; float:left; width:100%; border-left: 10em solid #f99; /* The width and bg color of the left bar */ border-right:15em solid #cc9; /* The width and bg color of the right bar */ margin-left:-10em; margin-right:-15em; display:inline; /* makes ie behaves like a dog */}#leftbar{ float:left; width:10em; margin-left:-10em; position:relative;}#content{ float:left; width:100%; margin-right:-100%;}#rightbar{ float:right; width:15em; margin-right:-15em; position:relative;}</style></head><body> <div id="frame"> <div id="content"><h2>Sample text in content</h2></div> <div id="leftbar"><a href="#" title="left links">Left Links</a></div> <div id="rightbar"><a href="#" title="right links">Right Side Links</div> </div></body></html>this one is three separate divs, should be at equal height and works on most browser [including ie 5.5+].em instead of px so that, it would expand fluently when zoom. overflow: hidden is to hide the excess letters in long lazy words. the cons in this approach is that when you zoom, leftbar and righbar eats the space in contents area. the pros is that the bgcolor of both rails match the height of the content area. no need for image. neat codes. no need for more css hackz.

background for web site? it seems flash web thing and you are a flash developer.sorry to say that... i really hate background music specially the long one (in webbies). so when i'm creating flash site i just limit my the bg music in click and hover (links only) - which you don't need to purchase, just record some noise at street or in any place that make some noise or sound you wanted, add some beat and that's it - a cool bg.if you can play a musical equipment and sing very well, it's totally free!on other subject - most pro players i've seen did some things, mostly related in video editing and podcast.

it seems that he is a man rather a god?

the advantages of your approach is that the code is cleaner and neater, more points in semantic web, it seems that your are focused on the contents rather than the design which means good web site *cheer* btw for the hobbyist like me, and for the sake of my heavy gfx and design styling an additional divs make sense, like drop shadow here, gradient their, rounded on that corner, marker to the side and soon... and i don't hesitate to use more divs if needed. it seems that different people/designer have different approach in coding xhtml. love your approach

You can create three column layout using the two column template. <leftbar><content>to <leftbar><content {middle, rightbar}> i guess you already got the idea. just put two additional divs(the main-content and the the rightbar) inside the content. sample code: <div id="#sidebar">left side</div><div id="#content"> <div id="#main-content">middle</div> <div id="#rightbar">right side</div></div>css:#sidebar { width: 20%; float: left;}#content { width: 80%; float: right;}#main-content { width: 70%; /* 70% of the 80%[width of the content] */ float: left;}#rightbar { width: 30%; /* rightbar + main-content should be 100% */ float: right;} note: the example was a fluid layout. extends from left to right. just a demo thought.

afaik the technology behind ajax have been developed during 1997 as teamEFX stated, but the term AJAX has been coined around 2005, just what i've found when reading some articles from various web blogs. At first i thought it was just an old javascript scripting coz of the old animation features (scrolling and other corny but somewhat cool animation) that has been modified in modern way (dom version). Since it's from javascript you can create it from scratch but much easier if you used a pre-made framework. e.g. prototype, rico, jquery and others. imo it's best and effective when incorporate with server side scripting like php, asp and jsp. here some additional links to the bestajax/js frame work besides prototype(link above) Rico: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Scriptaculous: http://script.aculo.us/ mochikit: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Yahoo UI: https://developer.yahoo.com/yui/ MooFX: http://moofx.mad4milk.net/ JQuery: http://jquery.com/ for php i prefer to incorporate those js framework rather than using those bloated framework like symphony.

cool! a returnee ;)welcome back and what nice share ~thanks buddy.

that's the only downside about google, it doesn't support flash. in contrary flash embedding mechanism/system doesn't have a full support to w3c compliant code. it needs some hack and tricks to do so.

win amp 2.xx rockz fast and comfortable. too bad the latest version is quiet slow and lost it's essence as best mp3 player, bloated with bunch of additional media like video player which i didn't use, lack of functionality imo.

i'm having some troubles before with this trickz and quiet useful thought in some cases. good see some updates with thier hackz. thanks for sharing link

This tricks is best for headers and some quoted elements not suited for the whole site text replacement coz it used javascripts and flash which make your site too long load. And the version 3 is currently in beta, new features and some bug fixes. link: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

promising? it seems that your talking about css3...to make your job a little bit easier you can search and download css layout around the web. of course you can modify it for your needs.

I prefer using hex code e.g. #fff which is equal to #ffffff.it also have an additional points; that you are sure that your color is in the range of 256 web palette. supported by most monitor even in 8 bit color depth/resolution.