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about 16 years
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Hi ,Wow, that is so much easier formulated than I once did in a tutorial of about 4 pages . But it's absolutely correct. What I did last week by the way (a bit off topic) is make a multi lingual site using if statements and naming conventions. All...
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about 16 years
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When you link to your page, add a 'subdirectory' like this:/dirname/file.htmlThen edit your .htaccess file.Find this line:Code: [Select]RewriteRule ^print/([^/]+)\.html$ /compact/afdrukken.php?page=$1 [L]and add a similar one after it:[code]Rew...
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about 16 years
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how can i have different layout for different pages ...like for home page i need different look and for ..about page i need different look please help me thanks
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about 16 years
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Whoops.. Locked this topic instead of the previous one. Suggestions are still welcome on my previous post. Currently I'm working to fix my not so neat way of coding causing huge pills of error logs to be created with all sorts of warnings. Will put thi...
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about 16 years
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Remove this line:Code: [Select]width:640px;from the definition of #main in outdoor.css (about line 319) fixes the layout issue in FF for Win.
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about 16 years
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True! I'll fix this, and have added the breadcrumb description to the top list as well.. Thanks!
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about 16 years
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Okay, I see what you're heading at. The one thing is that the use of classes and perhaps even an external (automatic) translator tool might slow things down. Since the main language is always already specified, you could perhaps easilier just rewrite t...
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about 16 years
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A standard "contact us" form. Make it in such a way that the developer can produce wdislikever HTML form they like, and your class just takes all the fields, sanitises them, lays them out in a basic HTML table, puts them in an email and sends them to an a...
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about 16 years
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The php comments of index.php have:Code: [Select] - $ccms[content] | The content from the current file that is being requested (include_once($ccms[content]);)but the code has:[code] [/c...
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about 16 years
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Not sure if you're using some other system for tracking bugs, but if not, could you include a new forum for submitting bugs? Then if you fix them you could move them to another forum called "fixed bugs" and anything that's not really a bug you could m...
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