logman92

Hi, I am a beginner like you in Jsp ... but not in Java ! To find examples and tutorials, there are two ways, I advice to you to : - pass by forums and search engines like Google ! - go to the Official Sun Web site In all case, you need a Jsp editor, I am currently using Dreamweaver MX (not free ) ! And when I develop JavaBeans, I use Eclipse (free ) !

If somebody has a Gmail invite to offer, I will be happy to receive one of them I wish test Gmail as webmail Vincent Logeaisvincent@logeais.netThanks in advance !

I wonder if the answer is not in the configuration of your Internet Explorer. :)Go to Tools, Internet Options... and selecting the General tab. Click the Settings... button and finally select the "Every visit to the page" option.After this setting, all page you will visit will be automatically updated

Hi,At the beginning, I learned algorithm concepts with Pascal at school and after the basics of Object Oriented Programming with Java. Java was an open door to find my first job . I recommend you to know this programming language because it is often required (and with experience .NET too) ! Today my new job offers me the ability to program with ASP, JSP, PHP, HTML, JavaScript, JAVA, .NET and completes this knowledge with databases like MySQL, IBM DB2 or Ms SQLServer.

You find it too <_<I recently used it in a professional project and it was very easy to integrate it in my existing development.Documentation about it (refer you to my last post) explains very clearly the manner of applying it in your own code.

Hye ! You succeeded in finding an interesting look for your main page and it could be better than the remainder of your Web site preserves the same appearance ! Don't care, sometimes the most important work is to adjust the style sheets Another notes about your Web site ! The first is that you maybe move informations at the bottom of your main page elsewhere or make them more discrete The second is that you must pay attention about "KARoogle", I am not sure that "Google" could accept this The third point that you should present images with more quality ! Otherwise, your web site has an interesting content ! Let's go on like this

Hye ! There are 2 points to consider : The 1st point is the code is interpreted on the server which host your PHP pages and the result is transfered to the client browser. The server has only to support PHP pages. The 2nd point is you must to be sure of the compatibility of your code in others browsers than yours . You should take caring of the HTML code inside your PHP pages. You should know that all instructions in this programming language (HTML) are not compatible with all versions of different browsers ! Check the compatibility before using it !

I'm sorry i meant "servlet container" instead of "web server"

Hello !This solution could possibly be good only if you host yourself your JSP pages . At this moment, you can interest you to this web server, otherwise, you can observe that it is very difficult to find a web host which propose JSP and among these, the web hosts which propose JSP without Tomcat like web server ! :)It is just a little reflexion

Good news !! I was integrating your script in a basic HTML page and I found the anomaly ! Go to the line 15 and correct it like this myWidth = document.body.clientWidth;You only forgot the "t" of "client". I recommend you to debug your program with command like alert('...') in JavaScript, it helps to localize little bugs in all scripts

Hello ! In the same idea , i discovered another script about customizable forms. You can find all what you know about it at this url Usable forms. This script shows and hides form fields based on user actions. It is very interesting because it handles radio button and checkbox too ! Try the example on the page, you can test the script and observe the different results.