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actually, we're developing on a LAN where the server is live, but development is at 1000Mb and quite stable. this is perfect info! thanks! "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

anyone know of a browser-based version of a dreamweaver-type program? it'd be kinda nice to develop websites on the web. "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

I see. Is Wifi any better in the bandwidth department? I found this: http://connectivity.avocent.com/products/longview-wireless/?WT.srch=1&gclid=COK-6p6g_okCFQNGgQodZFb2MA What do you think? "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

does anyone know of an adapter where I can convert a D-Sub based monitor to bluetooth? I am sick of wires and want to do away with as many as possible. The PC I'm using already has bluetooth installed. "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

I just heard about XAMPP and have a possible application that I'd want to use on a Windows CE device. Any idea if I can use XAMPP on WinCE? If not, does anyone know of anything portable (other than Flash Lite) where I could design a website that can be used on a PDA? (because I don't want to...

if you just rebooted or logged on, then maybe windows just hasn't reconnected the drives. Try browsing to the drive through Windows first, then through DW. Does this solve the issue? "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

can you point us to the page in question? please be a little more specific "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

I have downloaded the trial of DW 8- I don't want to purchase a buggy product, of course. The problem is a little hard to recreate because I can't see the problem exactly until after it happens. Here are the steps I've taken: 1. Open a file 2. edit a few things, delete some lines, write some...

whichever file you choose to include would be subject to the caching settings of the master page. reason- the include happens on the server and the caching happens on the client. "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

that makes sense. So it should be a standard rule of thumb to do this. Good idea. I will incorporate this into my work from now on. Thanks for the help! "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

I agree with you. Data integrity is important... I guess what I'm asking is this: how does linking two tables together matter through MySQL definitions if I already know this and write my programs with it anyway? example: I write a program that looks up the data in "People" based on the ID...

I see. the reason I ask is that I am writing a program where you log into a website with your phone. However, logging in is a little cumbersome with a phone's keypad, so I want to figure out a quicker, more efficient way to allow access to a particular phone. any ideas? "Computer illiterate...

I know that there are a lot of extended features out there within a MySQL db, such as linking the primary ids of a table. When using MySQL with PHP, is it really necessary to go through these extra steps to set up? what are the benefits and downfalls to using these features? "Computer...

does anyone know a way to let a wap-website determine a phone's MAC address or at least have a way to uniquely identify the phone? "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

how are you loading the page? what are you looking to do? "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

was that all? i did a whole bunch of googling on this one! Well, thanks! "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

I have a simple redirect script that helps me save some typing and also gives some nice added functionality for popping around various areas of my site: function redirect($url,$clear=false) { if (!$clear) { //if clear is true, then it will skip the session vars and all. //check for session...

<groan>pmonett- you are quite right.</groan> :-) Cross-browser compatibility is always a pain. IE7 just ruined the layout of several of my older sites! my goal is to make OS independence from a theory to a fact. "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

you're probably right. Just as one last check, I'm going to contact MS. I'll let you know what I come up with. "Computer illiterate is a dirty word."

This comes from the heart, as I am an employer myself... You should definitely try to put in an Internet Usage Policy as soon as possible. I highly recommend disallowing your employees to browse sites that fit a certain criteria- this criteria may include, Adult, Hate, Violent, Discriminatory...