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I think you have to change them by yourself. mod_rewrite only translates that into the appropriate page

Hi there, I'm doing an hosting site for a client, and I would like to know how to implement a search for a domain, but I don't really know how to do it, I believe I need to use some sort of API from other sites that sell domains (godaddy, etc) but I ain't sure. Any ideas?

Well, mod_rewrite basically converts an address into something that your server (apache) will understand, so imagine you have something like yoursite.com/article.php?id=26 with mod_rewrite you can change it to yoursite.com/article_26.htm for this you would need to have an .htaccess file on...

Heh, use Notepad++ it has code highlighting (wich you can customize) and it's very clean, doesn't have some features that could be interesting but it does it job. http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

Exacty, its the only way to do it in IE, but the standards say that margin-auto will leave the same amount of margin on either side of the element, and IE doesn't do it. Yes, :hover works for links in IE but only for links, it should apply to any element. Try doing a...

Yes, IE displays those tags fine, but it has some problems when you try doing some positioning and such, for example, IE doesn't understand the margin: auto; that would center your <div> in the page so you have to create 2 divs and the first one must have text-align: center; and even this way is...

Yeah, that's how usually i solve my CSS problems, trial and error... time waster but works most of the times

It only seems to appear when there is a form, have you tried to remove the margin/padding from <form> tags? It is problably it, but i can't be sure And then you would problably had to do something to give the form some space

Not wanting to sound like an eco but those tags are from the W3C, they issue standards that programmers can use when creating sites, although what some of you think, these standards are important because you are building your site using todays browsers to test it, but tomorrows browsers may not...

Ooops... :o Hehe, I only saw your links AFTER I posted this... :P Hey there Rhianna nice to answer you again (Also CSS Hex codes) :) I don't know if Dreamweaver MX has that option, but in MX 2004 you need to go to Edit > Preferences > Acessibility and in there check all the boxes...

Actually the 3 digit only hex codes are shorthand for the codes that have the numbers repeated in pairs. Ex. #FFF = #FFFFFF #06C = #0066CC The "safe" color codes are all in the format #0066CC and the like. A full color code table can be found here

Nice, but remove the left and right lines so visitors can feel more "free"

In the <img src=""> you have to put <img src="graphics/[image_name.type]"> as Aki said. If you want to use english and french folders you should have something like / | |_ english | |_about.html | |_services.html | |_[ etc etc ] | |_french | |_about.html |...

The site looks nice and clean. Some minor bugs in Firefox, the "&nbsp" should be followed by a ";" in IE it works, but in Firefox you see &nbsp instead of the space. On the popups the "Close Window" links works on IE but not in FF. Minor bugs as said, besides that the site is very good.

Hi there, I'm very interested in your kind offer. PM me please. best wishes

header( "http://www.filmsnack.se/index.php?{$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']}" ); I got it, in www.filmsnack.se you don't have the '/forum/' thats the reason for the 404, so this one should work since it only adds the URL parameters that come after the '?' mark.

Hmmm thats odd... could you please post the error you are getting ? [ --- Edit --- ] Or try something like this $goThere = "http://www.filmsnack.se{$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']}"; header( "location: {$goThere}" );

Try something like header( 'location: www.fimsnack.se' . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); i think it should work that way

I,ve never used free templates, but i think that the scripts don't come bundled with the template, only the required images html pages and css i think.

Why don't you only count the referals when they reach an certain number of _valid_ posts? IMO that way there won't be many fakes.