Freelancers Forum Messages on Monday November 12th 2007
Re: FN-FORUM: Trojan troubles resolved!
date posted 12th November 2007 21:31
Lists (Kathy) wrote:
> Sometime what looks like _ is actually another character or the name
> contains an invisible null character or something so you can't delete it
> easily. What sometimes works is...
Re: FN-FORUM: Trojan troubles resolved!
date posted 12th November 2007 20:13
Sometime what looks like _ is actually another character or the name
contains an invisible null character or something so you can't delete it
easily. What sometimes works is to use the command line to...
Re: FN-FORUM: php pattern
date posted 12th November 2007 19:24
On Mon, 2007-11-12 at 20:01 +0000, Derek Almond wrote:
> I've gone code blind, for the snippet below, Why aren't my patterns
> matching?
>
> preg_match("/Location\s*.*.* class=\"Small\">(.*)/smi...
FN-FORUM: php pattern
date posted 12th November 2007 19:08
I've gone code blind, for the snippet below, Why aren't my patterns
matching?
preg_match("/Location\s*.*.*(.*)/smiU", $data, $matches);
preg_match("/Salary\/Rate\s*.*...
Re: FN-FORUM: Trojan troubles resolved!
date posted 12th November 2007 18:25
Dom Latter wrote:
> On Sunday 11 November 2007 23:39:43 Carrie wrote:
>
>> Hijack this was the answer
>
> Can I say "told you so"?
>
yes! thank you
Carrie...
Re: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 17:23
You can put all your images in one GIF at different positions. Doing that
will save your page several HTTP requests because you only need 1 request
for all menu images - as per pp 12-13 of steve sou...
Re: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 16:02
Thanks all ... very useful as always!
Paul...
FN-FORUM: making outlook tasks from php
date posted 12th November 2007 15:57
Hi all
I've very successfully built an online calendar on our company
intranet to generate outlook appointments using
i-calendar/v-calendar.... I was wondering if there was a way of doing
a similar t...
Re: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 15:20
On 12 Nov 2007, at 12:10, Phillip Healey wrote:
> Here's a small snippet from a typical website where people are =20
> asking for
> some web development / addition to a current site to be carried out...
Re: FN-FORUM: Ruby on Rails UK hosting
date posted 12th November 2007 15:20
Thank you guys, very much appreciated :-)
On 8 Nov 2007, at 12:21, Rob Thijssen wrote:
>
> +1 for Bytemark. Excellent hosts, I use the virtual machine options.
> Lets you do whatever you want. Curre...
Re: FN-FORUM: Re: marketing freelance.
date posted 12th November 2007 14:44
I'd suggest things like LinkedIn ( www.linkedin.com ) as one place to start.
Also, perhaps having your own website with the CV on it (but without =20
personal details) so people can find the site and...
FN-FORUM: Re: marketing freelance.
date posted 12th November 2007 14:32
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Re: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 13:46
On 12 Nov 2007, at 13:37, Kieran Bowler wrote:
> Also here's a little tip that has helped me no end to remember the
> order that "a" properties should go in.
>
> eg.
> LoVe HAte
> a.weddingslink:Lin...
Re: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 13:22
Phillip Healey wrote:
>
>> What amuses me is that these things are largely written by
>> 'non-technical' people, who have no idea of the difference between a
>> small job and a hole in the ground...
Re: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 13:16
Forgot to mention to place both buttons into 1 image of a height 56px.
> Faster method still.
>
> Make the heigh of the graphic twice as big (height: 56px).
>
> then use this method
>
> Weddings...
Re: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 13:11
Faster method still.
Make the heigh of the graphic twice as big (height: 56px).
then use this method
Weddings
style:
a.weddingslink
{
text-indent: -9009px; width: 115px; height: 28px; dis...
RE: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 13:07
>What amuses me is that these things are largely written by=20
>'non-technical' people, who have no idea of the difference between a=20
>small job and a hole in the ground.
This is what I meant by '...
RE: Spam: SPAM-LOW: Re: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 13:02
Exactly! I just don't understand how any 'business person' can think like
that.
>They also don't understand that a decent web site can complement their
>business and that a poorly designed site co...
Re: FN-FORUM: Trojan troubles resolved!
date posted 12th November 2007 13:02
On Sunday 11 November 2007 23:39:43 Carrie wrote:
> Hijack this was the answer
Can I say "told you so"?...
Re: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 12:45
Also here's a little tip that has helped me no end to remember the
order that "a" properties should go in.
eg.
LoVe HAte
a.weddingslink:Link,
a.weddingslink:Visited,
a.weddingslink:Hover,
a.weddingsl...
Re: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 12:37
Yes that will work. Just to add a little to it...
If you're gonna add the hover effect 'include' the image on the page, as a
preloader:
It'll make it slicker.
Jomo
Web Design
www.Dynami...
Re: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 12:19
Something like this would be your best bet. Quick and clean, seo
friendly, accessible and most importantly you'd be keeping the layout
and structure separate to the content.
Weddings
style:
a.w...
Re: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 12:16
Phillip Healey wrote:
> Here's a small snippet from a typical website where people are asking for
> some web development / addition to a current site to be carried out;
>
> 'I know it's a fairly quick...
RE: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 12:14
I think it's just human nature to a certain extent. Don't let it get you
down too much.=20
It's something that's always at the back of my mind when I speak to new
clients. I try to gauge how much the...
Re: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 12:09
I think that the problem is that anyone can build a web site.
Anyone can use the online site builder tools, frontpage or dreamweaver and
create a web site.
It may not be any good, usable, cross bro...
RE: FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 12:01
Hi Paul
Have you considered sIFR?
http://www.mikeindustries.com/blog/archive/2004/08/sifr
Colin...
Re: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 11:51
I have had this same problem many times. I think generally as a collective
unit most clients have a fairly limited knowledge of the web and often are
poorly advised by some backyard hack that can wr...
RE: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 11:35
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FN-FORUM: CSS menu with images
date posted 12th November 2007 11:29
After doing a nice list item menu for a site my client has decided
they want to use images for the text because they've used an unusual
font that can't be the same in HTML as their design. The last t...
Re: FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 11:28
I agree (up to a point) that it's frustrating to see phrases like =20
that. However, there is the caveat of "for someone with the right =20
skills" - at least in this context they acknowledge that the...
FN-FORUM: Your Kingdom for a Donkey.
date posted 12th November 2007 11:18
Here's a small snippet from a typical website where people are asking =
for
some web development / addition to a current site to be carried out;
'I know it's a fairly quick, simple and small job for...
RE: FN-FORUM: Recommendation: Motaz Consulting
date posted 12th November 2007 01:18
Many thanks for your kind words, Ben!
It's been *my* pleasure working with such a knowledgeable professional as
yourself.
Thanks!
Regards,
Ahmed Motaz
> Hello all - hope you're having a good weeke...
RE: FN-FORUM: Angry Pickle
date posted 12th November 2007 00:21
Punters Power wrote:
> get rid of hime and give him my details ;) I can achieve his goals =
and=20
> timelines, email me off list I have a team of more than capable =
developers
> and designers that...
Re: FN-FORUM: Broadband providers
date posted 12th November 2007 00:19
On 11 Nov 2007 23:13:01 -0000, Paul Hilder [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
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> Juraj Seffer wrote:
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> > On 2 Nov 2007 14:04:55 -0000, John Deaville [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote=
:
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> >> Does anyone have any recomme...
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