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Sorry, PHP 4.3.x I not actually at that computer, so I'm not sure of the exact version, but I do know it is atleast 4.3.something Thanks...

Good Afternoon, I am currently building a web site using PHP and MySQL; I was just wondering if anyone could answer a generic question for me. If I have the variable: $Array_1 = array($Element1, $Element2, $Element3); I then assign that array to another variable $Temp_Var = $Array_1...

The Version of Netscape I’m using is 7.02, and at the moment I am not running Mozilla or Opera. I’ve checked the tags and everything looks good, I would post the code here, but it is really long and I’m not sure what is and is not pertinent to the problem. On this page, I am using JavaScript...

I was just wondering if anyone has run into this problem before. I am trying to set the value of a textbox, to a PHP variable. Everything works correctly in IE, but not in Netscape. In Netscape when the page loads it appears as if there is nothing in the textbox, but if you place the cursor...

Sorry, disregard my post. I misread your question. !ThisGuy

Sfenx, I am still new to JavaScript, but this seemed to work for me. <img src=&quot;h_link-arrow.gif&quot; onClick=&quot;window.open('linkpage.asp');&quot;> I hope this is what you were looking for. !ThisGuy

As I created the page I tried to take into account the different web browsers and what they support. First, I assigned the specific elements I needed, to variables (which I also use for other things). To do this I used a combination of: if (document.getElementByID){ ThisLayer =...

First, thank you very much Placido. To think I was looking through book after book trying to figure out where I went wrong. Tricia, I'm sorry, but the web site is not yet available. I still have some work in PHP to do before I can actually have it up and running, but I will be hanging around...

Good Afternoon, Over the weekend I was trying to write my first DHTML web page, using JavaScript. I wanted to create a page which has links across the top of the document, and when the users clicks on a link it will toggle the visibility property of a <div> tag, making the appropriate layer...