Michael B Allen wrote:
> On 8/8/07, Tom Sartain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> As far as the AAA controls, the easiest way I've seen to do this is to
>> have alternate style sheets for each font size, then use javascript to
>> switch between them. I'm hoping you have a few sites to refer to and
>> f
> Changing the font-size of the body has no effect on text within td
> elements. Changing the font-size on td elements has no effect on form
> input elements like buttons. Etc, etc, etc. This problem can't be
> *that* hard. Is there really no better way to control font-size of all
> page elements s
On 8/8/07, Tom Sartain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As far as the AAA controls, the easiest way I've seen to do this is to
> have alternate style sheets for each font size, then use javascript to
> switch between them. I'm hoping you have a few sites to refer to and
> figure out the logistics of it
If you want good font size control, set the font size of your body to 62.5%
This should effectively give you a starting size of 10px. Then you can
use the magic of ems to scale your fonts with pixel perfection.
1.6em gives you 16px font.
1.2em gives you 12px font and so on.
Even though you have fo
Hi Again,
I'm working on a site and I'd like to give the user a little more
control over the font size throughout the site. Something like those
"A" controls on sites that allow the user to select x-large,
large, regular, small, or x-small. How is that best done?
So far I've just been using
Anan:
You have to examine the error messages to figure out what's up. Check
out my web page on MySQL on Windows:
http://www.analysisandsolutions.com/code/mysql-tutorial.htm If this web
page doesn't address the specific error message you're getting, Google
for whatever the error messages say.
On Wed, Aug 08, 2007 at 11:00:49AM -0400, Cliff Hirsch wrote:
> Json will be standard from php5.2 onwards. But for those of us that are a
> bit behind, what json library do you recommend for development
http://pecl.php.net/package/json. Your PHP code doesn't need to change a
bit: json_encode() a
Kenneth Downs wrote:
Then consider that you want to be able to make queries like, "Find all
the paragraphs containing both the words 'Bush' and 'incompetent'" so
you can't just shove everything into a BLOB.
Two words: text search.
Nope, not the same thing at all.
Index engines like FAS
Jeremy Mcentire wrote:
Not to mention that the utility of XML is not simply inherent in it's
being small. No one is claiming that it is small. But, there is
utility there that makes it worth the size. There is always a
tradeoff. To complain about XML because it takes more characters to
st
I think the scary reality is that those banks and CC companies are
generally managing all their database needs with some abstracted
Cobol. It does the job. Everyone's afraid to touch it. And the folks
that built it died years ago. yipes!
:-) ed
On 8/8/07, Kenneth Downs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Elliotte Harold wrote:
Kenneth Downs wrote:
A sourceforge project does not a phenomenon make. I guess when the
banks and airlines have our data in the XML files, and I don't mean a
few hybrid patchwork examples, I mean the hardcore permanent
long-term stuff as well as the transactional suppo
Elliotte Harold wrote:
David Krings wrote:
The best thing about XML is that it is really is just a flat file and
everything in it has a beginning and an end. I cannot think of
anything that one would want to store in XML that cannot be stored in
a db and that also cannot be stored in a text f
Jeremy Mcentire wrote:
Of course, if you really want to rock, try combining
XQuery+XQueryP+APP+a native XML database. Once the tooling matures a
bit, that's a stack that's going to make all previous web dev
frameworks look like PowerBuilder.
Not a chance. There is no such thing as a native X
The best thing about XML is that it is really is just a flat file
and everything in it has a beginning and an end. I cannot think of
anything that one would want to store in XML that cannot be stored
in a db and that also cannot be stored in a text file with way
less overhead. Examples are
On Aug 8, 2007, at 2:09 PM, Jon Baer wrote:
What even a little more confusing is that a full package is already
in the Zend Framework ...
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.json.html
$json = Zend_Json::encode($phpNative);
$phpNative = Zend_Json::decode($encodedValue, Zend_Json::TYPE_OBJE
What even a little more confusing is that a full package is already
in the Zend Framework ...
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.json.html
$json = Zend_Json::encode($phpNative);
$phpNative = Zend_Json::decode($encodedValue, Zend_Json::TYPE_OBJECT);
- Jon
On Aug 8, 2007, at 11:52 AM, Cl
Provided you are running XP SP2 you need to deactivate the firewall
(or setup 3306 separately) ...
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/faq-xampp-windows.html#xpsp2
- Jon
On Aug 8, 2007, at 12:05 PM, anan tette-tawia wrote:
Issue
I have been trying to learn php development by installing xampp o
Ha...
OK; my apologies. Let me rephrase...
"...but since mod_rewrite in this context isn't the most difficult
thing in the world..."
:)
Marc
Le 9 août 07 à 00:55, David Mintz a écrit :
Woa -- stop the presses! mod_rewrite is now "dead simple" to use!
(-:
On 8/6/07, Marc Antony Vose
Woa -- stop the presses! mod_rewrite is now "dead simple" to use!
(-:
On 8/6/07, Marc Antony Vose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> but since mod_rewrite is so dead simple to use...
>
--
David Mintz
http://davidmintz.org/
The subtle source is clear and bright
The tributary streams flow through th
anan tette-tawia wrote:
_*Issue*_
I have been trying to learn php development by installing xampp on my
pc. The problem i am having is that i am able to save my php scripts and
run them successfully but when i started trying to write programs that
have to connect to the mysql database it sta
On 8/8/07, anan tette-tawia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> *Issue*
>
> I have been trying to learn php development by installing xampp on my pc.
> The problem i am having is that i am able to save my php scripts and run
> them successfully but when i started trying to write programs that have to
>
Issue
I have been trying to learn php development by installing xampp on my pc. The
problem i am having is that i am able to save my php scripts and run them
successfully but when i started trying to write programs that have to connect
to the mysql database it started giving me all kinds of
On 8/8/07 11:00 AM, "Cliff Hirsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Json will be standard from php5.2 onwards. But for those of us that are a
bit behind, what json library do you recommend for development, knowing that
it will be phased out as we switch to the native php5.2 json extension?
>
> Best rega
Of course, if you really want to rock, try combining XQuery+XQueryP
+APP+a native XML database. Once the tooling matures a bit, that's
a stack that's going to make all previous web dev frameworks look
like PowerBuilder.
Not a chance. There is no such thing as a native XML database and
the
David Krings wrote:
The best thing about XML is that it is really is just a flat file and
everything in it has a beginning and an end. I cannot think of anything
that one would want to store in XML that cannot be stored in a db and
that also cannot be stored in a text file with way less overhe
Kenneth Downs wrote:
A sourceforge project does not a phenomenon make. I guess when the
banks and airlines have our data in the XML files, and I don't mean a
few hybrid patchwork examples, I mean the hardcore permanent long-term
stuff as well as the transactional support for the reservations
Json will be standard from php5.2 onwards. But for those of us that are a
bit behind, what json library do you recommend for development, knowing that
it will be phased out as we switch to the native php5.2 json extension?
Best regards,
Cliff Hirsch
___
On 8/8/07, David Krings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The best thing about XML is that it is really is just a flat file and
> everything in it has a beginning and an end. I cannot think of anything
> that one would want to store in XML that cannot be stored in a db and
> that also cannot be stored i
I think XML is the cleanest method to abstract not only content from
design, but from code as well. If you take a look at this sample
site, you can see a simple implementation. I'm working up a generic
framework or CMS that will use this approach.
http://jmcentire.ath.cx:8080/
If you hav
Elliotte Harold wrote:
Kenneth Downs wrote:
Not a chance. There is no such thing as a native XML database and
there never will be because XML is a file format (oops, data format),
and an extremely inefficient one at that. To have a native database
you need a data model. XML uses the hierar
Elliotte Harold wrote:
Relational databases didn't take the world by storm overnight. XML
databases won't either. But they will be adopted because they do let
people solve problems they have today that they cannot solve with any
other tools.
My problem is that I don't get paid 500k/year for w
Kenneth Downs wrote:
Not a chance. There is no such thing as a native XML database and there
never will be because XML is a file format (oops, data format), and an
extremely inefficient one at that. To have a native database you need a
data model. XML uses the hierarchical model and if you'
David Krings wrote:
Don't worry! Finally someone who sees XML as what it is and that it is
by far not as glorious and the key to world peace as many claim. In the
end XML is an ini file on steroids. And XML without DTD is only half of
the pieso much for self-defining.
If all you do is
Kenneth Downs wrote:
And if you insist on using XML just because its so wonderful to use 17
characters to store the state NY, it will never be able
to compete with even the most immature relational engines for pure
speed. Maybe on example and toy sites, but never for anything that
needs to sc
Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote:
Of course, if you really want to rock, try combining
XQuery+XQueryP+APP+a native XML database. Once the tooling matures a
bit, that's a stack that's going to make all previous web dev
frameworks look like PowerBuilder.
Not a chance. There is no such thing as
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