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I had been breaking my head on this, not to implement it on my site. Actually one of my friends challenged me to create such a code. And this was really helpful. I hope you wouldn't mind if I copied it Thank you...

This is an excellent tutorial. I could see that hippiman is sad that this is not as good as phpMyAdmin.

An equally good phpMyAdmin can be created.

I learnt the basics of php and MySql at w3schools and it gives me a good idea to create a good phpMyAdmin combining php, MySql, and XML.

So any one interested may visit the site.

Here is an answer to Inhuman, who wanted to adjust the height of "top to bottom marquee":

 

If you want to do it in a web page it can be done by using height attribute :

 

<marquee direction=down height=20>Some Text Here</marquee>

 

But if you want to add it in your signature, I can only tell you a way which may seem silly :

 

First create a gif image using a software like Macromedia Flash MX (I use it and it is very good).

Then It is simply easy to add the image to your signature

 

I couldn't find another way round

By the way, karlosantana, if you find another way round pls let me know.

 

Thank you...

adding backgroundimage slide show.

 

Javascript Slideshow Tutorial

What would be the coding of adding backgroundimage slide show in javascript?

 

-shiv

The easiest way of background image slideshow is by assigning different backgrounds to different <div> tags.

So the following part of above code:

<div id="slideShow">
...
<div id="slide10">
Some Text Here...
</div>
....
</div>

can be changed to:

<div id="slideShow">
...
<div id="slide10" style="background-image:url(bg_image_10.bmp)">
Some Text Here...
</div>
....
</div>

 

The style attribute can be given for all <div> tags. And if needed the text in all <div> tags can be same - this creates a background changing effect.

 

I hope that solved your problem

Indeed. It is an easy way to get info (which you don't wan to share) from cookies. But shutting down Jscript and Cookies completely spoil their respective purposes. Instead you could try creating a list of safe (trusted) websites and unsafe websites, which (as far as I know) can be done in almost all the browsers. Or else you can also use a good spam suite like Zonalarm, etc. which offer strict restrictions at unwanted web transfer (including transfer of cookie info).

It is indeed a good method for beginners (like me).And I would also like to say that your first post was very good as well.But if you ask me, I would say that using a simple MySql database along with php or asp would do the work and offer more security. In this way viewing the source to find the password will also be in vain.

I would like to add a usual technique used by web designers.

Most of the websites (or webpages) use tables; so it is a nice idea to use tables with border=0. Doing this gives you a very good control over the display of the webpage.

 

For example: consider a form for entering comments on a website. Instead of simply designing the form like:

<form>
Enter Your Name: <input type=text name="name"><br>
Enter Your Email: <input type=text name="email"><br>
Enter Comments: <textarea></textarea>
</form>

 

it would be better to code as:

<form><table align=center border=0>
<tr><th>Enter Your Name:</th><td><input type=text name="name"></td></tr>
<tr><th>Enter Your Email:</th><td><input type=text name="email"></td></tr>
<tr><th>Enter Your Comments:</th><td><textarea></textarea></td></tr>
</table></form>

 

Submit buttons and reset buttons can also added.

 

It also gives a good output.

Thank you.