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Thanks to HellTell for his post about getting the <SELECT> tags to disappear when javascript/CSS-based dropDown menus occur. As can be read in the FAQ, the z-index is ignored by the <SELECT> tag, but the problem can be solved by making the <SELECT> invisible when a dropdown menu appears over...

Morsing is referring to the DocumentRoot variable which is set in the httpd.conf file. This is found under /etc/httpd/conf/ on linux systems. You'll have to check the Apache documentation to find out where it is on Windows 2000 servers. Hope that clarifies things a bit.

Before you pass $word to the mysql_query function, why don't you test to see if it is 'ok' or 'o k'. You could then modify it so that it's 'O & K'. You could it simply like this: if(($word == 'ok') || ($word == 'o k')) { $word = 'O & K'; } Then, when $word is queried in mysql, it will...

I am trying to get a css layer to appear over (i.e. have a higher z-index value than) an HTML-based SELECT pulldown menu. As many of you may have experienced, the SELECT tag ignores the z-index you assign it and the z-index assigned to the ccs layer. I just found a posting by a member of the...

Well, if anyone is actually reading this thread, I wanted to say that I have solved my own problem. Under SWAT I had named all three of the XP machines in the Hosts Allow box. I removed them from that area and everything was solved. Now I can share files across the network to and from the...

One additional bit of information is that I have disabled my fire wall on the Redhat machine, since this is a secure network. However, every time I reboot the machine, the fire wall has been reset. I read about using the 'service' command to disable ipchains, but this doesn't seem to work on...

Hello, I have a question regarding my home network. It contains 3 XP machines (Client1, Client2, Client3) and one Redhat 8 machine (linuxquest) that I'm trying to set up as a file server. The Redhat machine is running Samba 2.2.5. I have Samba set to be in the same workgroup as the XP...