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  1. Hey, I'm really in a jam. Here's whats happening, I have to post over 350 streaming WMA files on a server. But it would be nice to not have to script it out in HTML. And I know that in PHP you can set a directory or folder and PHP will place all the files out there. Would somone show me a way to do that? and please note where I must insert filenames, folder, ect.... So, I have tons of files that I need to have on the page, but scrpiting it takes long.
    Heres the page I'm working on: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
    thanx so much


  2. Very very nice. I like it a ton! I don't really have very many suggestions other than setting the font size just one pixle higher. It's kinda small, and I know thats good, but for some people, hard to read. But it's not so tiny I can't read it, but just small enough it's hard to read. And your rollovers under your navigation shouldn't turn the grey, try like underlining it or making it italicize. It's up to you, just keep up the good work, it looks very impressive! I'd rate it a 8.5 - 10 for personal sites out there. , nickmealey


  3. Hey, Nice site. Your headers are a lill big, but thats ok. That can stay, but you need to fix the alignment. Your "Announcements" header isn't aligned with the rest. And your header is very nice. I only have one more suggestion, and thats I'd put a navigation bar at the top. It's personal preferance, but it be easier to follow the page with a top bar or somthing. Good Luck!nickmealey


  4. My guess would be somthing to do with the power supply and how much power your computer is taking in. I don't really understand your problem to much. Lamme get this strait, when the power differs, your computer just restarts? But does it just shut down, or go through the whole shutting down with windows? On the back of your computer there's a gadge (if i'm not mistaken) on the back of your comp near the power input. You might need to tink with it because to much or to little power might be coming in. Well, hope that helped in the least bit. My recomondation would be to talk to someone that is a hardware kinda guy. If you can't find anyone, see if you can tink with it a lill. My warnings, if you set the power to high, you'll destroy your computer. Well, PM me if you need some more help, nickmealey


  5. It's good, but I agree. I can't read any links till I roll over them. Nice layout. I'd have to say you might want to enhance your front page a lill. Use Flash, if you have it. Macromedia's products can enhance site by miles. Other than maybe include somthing smoother in your index.htm and pleaze pleaze pleaze, make the text so i can read it.nice work, nickmealey


  6. another code:


    <script>           //<!--           //<![CDATA[                      first = 1;           last = 16;           current = 1;                      function nextPicture() {               // Hide current picture               object = document.getElementById('slide' + current);               object.style.display = 'none';                              // Show next picture, if last, loop back to front               if (current == last) { current = 1; }               else { current++ }               object = document.getElementById('slide' + current);               object.style.display = 'block';           }           function previousPicture() {               // Hide current picture               object = document.getElementById('slide' + current);               object.style.display = 'none';                              if (current == first) { current = last; }               else { current--; }               object = document.getElementById('slide' + current);               object.style.display = 'block';           }           //]]>           // --></script>       <div class="slideShow">           <div class="setTitle">Family</div>                      <div id="slide1" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">01</div>               <img src="family/01.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide2" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">02</div>               <img src="family/02.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide3" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">03</div>               <img src="family/03.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide4" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">04</div>               <img src="family/04.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide5" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">05</div>               <img src="family/05.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide6" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">06</div>               <img src="family/06.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide7" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">07</div>               <img src="family/07.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide8" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">08</div>               <img src="family/08.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide9" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">09</div>               <img src="family/09.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide10" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">10</div>               <img src="family/10.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide11" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">10</div>               <img src="family/11.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div id="slide12" class="slides">               <div class="slideTitle">10</div>               <img src="family/12.gif" height="300" width="400" border="0" />           </div>           <div class="controls">               <a href="javascript:previousPicture()" style="margin: 10px; color: #888888;">< Previous</a>               <a href="javascript:nextPicture()" style="margin: 10px; color: #888888;">Next ></a>           </div>       </div>   

    Kinda confusing, but I like it a ton, but don't use .gif images, use jpg

  7. hey, I have one computer that connects to the other one through a wireless connection. I used to be able to share the files, but mysteriously now, I can't. Any reason why the network all a sudden fails. It connects, but I can't share files or printer. Any ideas? Also, is there a way for me to share the files to the other computer from mine? Confusing you? Ok, my comp, in my room, connect to a wireless router, in another room, the router is hardwired to another comp in that same room. I want them to share files.


  8. Ok, I have a wirless network going in my home. the router is hardwired to one computer, then feed mine across the hall. But how do I set up a wireless network in which I can share printer files ect... I have SP2 set up on both machines. But, I don't have a USB flash drive (it requests it in the wireless network settings). Can somone please explain EXACTLY how to set that up. It would be very much apprieciated. I'll make sure I'm clear. I have 2 computers, they are connected through a wireless network, I want them to be able to share files and a printer. Simple as that. thanx, nickmealey


  9. this is for sure what I would do. in your css or body tag, place the following:

    style="background-repeat: no-repeat; background-image: URL('bk.jpg'); background-color: black;"


    now, what this is going to do: is display the background once, then display black. you won't see your pretty strars any more, but atleast it won't repeat :(

  10. ok, this code isn't supported by some browsers, like Firefox. But it still works for the OnMouseOver. This code basically fades one images into another one. Really cool effect :D . First thing: build or find 6 images, 3 pair. your going to want to build buttons that are close in relation, so they fade properly. Name the images as so: image1_on.gif , image1_off.gif image2_on.gif , image2_off.gif image3_on.gif , image3_off.gif now put these in a folder called: "images" inside your original one set this code inside your javascript tags


    //Generate transition CSS (transition=0 to 23)
    document.write('<STYLE TYPE="text/css">.imgTrans{ filter:BlendTrans(duration=0.4) }</STYLE>');var onImages=new Array();function Rollover(imgName, imgSrc){onImages[imgName] = new Image();onImages[imgName].src = imgSrc;}function turnOn(imgName){ if(document.images[imgName].filters != null)document.images[imgName].filters[0].apply();document.images[imgName].offSrc = document.images[imgName].src;document.images[imgName].src = onImages[imgName].src;if(document.images[imgName].filters != null)document.images[imgName].filters[0].play();}function turnOff(imgName){ if(document.images[imgName].filters != null)document.images[imgName].filters[0].stop();document.images[imgName].src = document.images[imgName].offSrc;}//Specify name of participating images, plus paths to their onMouseover replacements:Rollover("image1", "images/image1_on.gif");Rollover("image2", "images/image2_on.gif");Rollover("image3", "images/image3_on.gif");

    next: set this in your body tags


    <a href = "dynamicdrive.com" onMouseOver="turnOn('image1');" onMouseOut="turnOff('image1');"><img name="image1" class="imgTrans" src="images/image1_off.gif" border="0"></a><br><a href = "dynamicdrive.com" onMouseOver="turnOn('image2');" onMouseOut="turnOff('image2');"><img name="image1" class="imgTrans" src="images/image2_off.gif" border="0"></a><br><a href = "http://dynamicdrive.com; onMouseOver="turnOn('image3');" onMouseOut="turnOff('image3');"><img name="image1" class="imgTrans" src="images/image3_off.gif" border="0"></a><br>

    so, lets wrap this up into a page:


    <html><head><script type="text/javascript">//Generate transition CSS (transition=0 to 23)document.write('<STYLE TYPE="text/css">.imgTrans{ filter:BlendTrans(duration=0.4) }</STYLE>');var onImages=new Array();function Rollover(imgName, imgSrc){onImages[imgName] = new Image();onImages[imgName].src = imgSrc;}function turnOn(imgName){ if(document.images[imgName].filters != null)document.images[imgName].filters[0].apply();document.images[imgName].offSrc = document.images[imgName].src;document.images[imgName].src = onImages[imgName].src;if(document.images[imgName].filters != null)document.images[imgName].filters[0].play();}function turnOff(imgName){ if(document.images[imgName].filters != null)document.images[imgName].filters[0].stop();document.images[imgName].src = document.images[imgName].offSrc;}//Specify name of participating images, plus paths to their onMouseover replacements:Rollover("image1", "images/image1_on.gif");Rollover("image2", "images/image2_on.gif");Rollover("image3", "images/image3_on.gif");</script></head><body><a href = "http://dynamicdrive.com; onMouseOver="turnOn('image1');" onMouseOut="turnOff('image1');"><img name="image1" class="imgTrans" src="images/image1_off.gif" border="0"></a><br><a href = "http://dynamicdrive.com; onMouseOver="turnOn('image2');" onMouseOut="turnOff('image2');"><img name="image1" class="imgTrans" src="images/image2_off.gif" border="0"></a><br><a href = "http://dynamicdrive.com; onMouseOver="turnOn('image3');" onMouseOut="turnOff('image3');"><img name="image1" class="imgTrans" src="images/image3_off.gif" border="0"></a><br></body></html>

    Hope that worked for you -_-



  11. I'd love to help you with this, but I'm kinda confused. Now, I need to know I little more. Somtimes, there's a glitch with IE (Internet Explorer 5). What happens, is the colums will leave a gap between each other if the TD's arn't on the same line:

    [COLOR=red]<td>all your stuff</td>[/COLOR=red]

    This works:

    [COLOR=green]<td>all your stuff here</td>[/COLOR=green]

    I'm sure that didn't help at all, just trying to spot the problem...
    Nick Mealey
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