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  1. Hi,

    As good as google adsense is, it isn't my favorite offering from google. I do not have a website at all. I have a few in the works, but I do not expect the volume to be high enough to really make me lots of money.

    I like to use Google AdWords combined with a cool site that has a good affiliate program. I learned how to use the tese two systems at http://digbig.com/ . I really have $900 in the first month I did all this. It's pretty exciting and also a bit fun. Highly recommend it to anyone. I'll answer questions if anyone has any.

    Thanks,
    Jim


  2. Hi,

     

    A freind of mine has given me a bunch og .gif images. They have text in them (they're being used for buttons) that I'd like to change. Does anyone know of a good, free program for doing this?

     

    Thanks,

    Jim

     

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  3. Hi,Does anyone have any hints or tips for making sure that my HTML will fit on to the page. Some of the cells in my tables are being squished so that the text is taking up 2 lines. It only happens with some browsers on some PCs (looks fine on my laptop; but all screwy on my desktop).Thanks,Jim


  4. Hello,

    I am having an issue where one cell of a row in my table is a submit button. The other cells in that row are text. I need the button to align with the text in the other cells. I tried valign, but (I guess) becasue I'm using a button, it doesn't work. Is there a buffer between the buttonand everything else? Am I able to congiure that button? If so, how?

    Here is the HTML:

    <tr><td><valign='center'><FORM ACTION='game.php' METHOD=POST><INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME='game_id' VALUE='1125588480'><input type=submit name='submit' value='Update'></FORM></td><td valign='center'>Thursday</td><td valign='top'>September 1</td><td valign='top'>6:28</td><td valign='top'><a href='no_directions.html' target=_blank>Medford</a></td><td valign='top'><center>G</center></td><td valign='top'><center></center></td><td valign='top'><center></center></td>        <td width = '55'>         </td>        <td rowspan='25'><a href="http://http://www.qksrv.net/media/offers/?AID=10371510&PID=1465752; target="_blank" onmouseover="window.status='http://affiliates.ebay.com';return true;" onmouseout="window.status=' ';return true;"><img src="http://http://www.yceml.net/0438/10371510-9.gif; width="160" height="600" alt="" border="0"></a></td>"        </tr><tr><td><valign='center'><FORM ACTION='game.php' METHOD=POST><INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME='game_id' VALUE='1124470800'><input type=submit name='submit' value='Update'></FORM></td><td valign='center'>Friday</td><td valign='top'>August 19</td><td valign='top'>8:00</td><td valign='top'><a href='http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/; target=_blank>Tufts - Field 1</a></td><td valign='top'><center>G</center></td><td valign='top'><center></center></td><td valign='top'><center></center></td></tr>


  5. Thanks palladin. While that is helpful, it isn't really what I'm looking.Here is a snip of the code I currently use:echo "<SELECT name='month'>\n";echo "<option value ='Apr'>April</option>\n";echo "<option value ='May'>May</option>\n";echo "<option value ='June'>June</option>\n";echo "<option value ='July'>July</option>\n";echo "<option value ='August'>August</option>\n";echo "</select>\n";echo "   \n";I want 'June' to be the top month displayed, but I do not want to loose 'Apr' and 'May'. This might be an html question rather than a PHP question.


  6. Hi,I have a page where the user enters a date. I would like to use drop down boxes for the date. I would like the current date to be the default date. I think that part is pretty easy. However, I am having trouble listing all of the months. It wills tart at July and end at December. I need to list January through June. Anyone know a good way to list all the months? I am assuming that I will be able to do the same sort of thing for the date.Thanks!


  7. Hi,I have to interview a job candidate for a position at my company. I have been put in charge of the perl questions. While I know a pretty good amount of perl, I was wondering if any of you could provide some good questions (w/ the answers please) that I might be able to ask.Thanks!


  8. So this is probably a basic and lame question, but how can I convert dates so I can then sort them? Right now, I have each part of a date as a separate variable: $month, $day, $year. I'd like to store them in the database as epoch. This way when I do a query I can sort them by date. I can figure out the datatype for the database later.I would also need to convert an epoch to Month-Day-Year later on when I want to display this.I'm sure this isn't too complicated but I figured asking for some suggestions anyway.Thanks!


  9. Hi,I would like to create a demo page to show perspective users how my site will work. This would entail allowing a stranger to fill in several forms. I am concerned that these users will fill in the form with offense content. Is there an offensive language filter for PHP? For MySQL? Is there something that Xisto.com could provied (if so, what lever hosting do you need....free?)Thanks.


  10. Anything CAN be done :lol:First, you need to know what database MLS is then choose a scripting language that has functions to connect to the database. Then, you will also have to confirm that the username/password you use to log into the site is inded the dame username/password you use to connect to the database. Having table names and table information would be helpful too, but you can probably get that from function calls to the database.


  11. Hi,

    I would like to sharea design I am currently using and have you all tell me if it is an optimal way of doing things.

    First, here is a table (named schedule) in my MySQL database:

    game_ID Result
    1 W
    2 L
    3 W
    4 T

    In my PHP code I want to get the number of wins (W), losses (L), and ties (T). Here is how I did it:

    $wins_sql = "SELECT * FROM schedule WHERE result = 'W'";$loss_sql = "SELECT * FROM schedule WHERE result ='L'";$tie_sql = "SELECT * FROM schedule WHERE result ='T'";$num_loss = mysql_num_rows(mysql_query($loss_sql, $conn));$num_wins = mysql_num_rows(mysql_query($wins_sql, $conn));$num_tie = mysql_num_rows(mysql_query($tie_sql, $conn));echo "Overall Record: $num_wins - $num_loss - $num_tie\n";

    Are using three different sql statements the best way to do this? If not, can you please provide an example of what would be better? Thanks!
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