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I couldn't replicate the issue you describe as well but there is a javascript error that comes up on page load Webpage error details Webpage error details Message: 'jQuery' is undefined Line: 11 Char: 2 Code: 0 URI...

Hey Leroy I have had the same issue before. It is certainly frustrating because you shouldn't have to chase customers, I would assume they aren't that late on their electric bill. I have found it got a bit better after I setup an automatic billing system. It will send an invoice out two...

You can look into google docs.. and if you have issues with google controlling the world then you can look into zoho sheet

You more than likely will have to make tweaks, if you didn't well then you wouldn't need to detect the mobile device in the first place. Certain mobile devices can render ordinary websites fine but the issue generally comes in with loading times. It's all about convenience for the user. You...

Is this error generated via the XAMPP control panel? I haven't seen it before. You may have better luck at the XAMPP forums for an answer.

I would look into using Tera-WURFL. Easy to implement and it's accurate. You can decide how you want your website to react to the information, whether it be forward to a mobile friendly site, or point to a different mobile friendly css.

Hello everyone. If this post looks familar to you it is probably because I have posted it in the past, before I read the rules (yes it was deleted) :-| For Sale: Customized 3D Animated Flash Logo (still preview) The following animated logo design can be customized to suit your needs...

You are welcome. I personally use XAMPP but others swear by WAMP.. I use a portable version of XAMPP that I got at portableapps.com. It's a very nice website that has portable version of applications that can be run via a usb drive or stick.

Insert the css property overflow: auto; in the styles mainbgcolor and footer. I also suggest some padding on the right of the content.. change maincenter style padding to this: padding: 1px 10px 10px 40px;

I would look into using either XAMPP, WAMP (if you are usnig windows OS), or MAMP (if using Mac OS). They provide an easy setup of Apache, PHP, and MySQL in one package.

Could it be that the actual video size is not matching the canvas size of 1280x1600? Personally I'd just axe the intro all together.

are you using a third party ecommerce package or is it a custom scripted website? If you are using a third party package they may offer importing/updating of products via spreadsheet etc. other than that you may be stuck with what you have until you can get someone to create a script for you.

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So what would the goal of this project be or the purpose? I'm finding it a bit hard to see how your concept would entice people to use your website. You'll obviously need a database system to store the submissions, conduct queries, and votes etc. As far as PHP goes, I find it the easiest to...

Yeah but you will still be manipulating the timeline using actionscript. Sounds easiler to me, and believe it'll run smoother, recreating the animation in the reverse order. I did say 'have to' though didn't I. I stand corrected :-)

It shouldn't stop you at all. It'll be trick.. and bit more troublesome if you try and have more than one form on the same page. setup PHP to examine the page if $_POST is set. If not display page as normal, if so skip to the form processing. HERE is a very simple example of what i'm...

Time (the timeline) can only move in one direction ;-).. You will have to recreate the animation in it's reserve order, preferrably in a new layer. Then you can use gotoAndPlay() or gotoAndStop() accordingly.

Hey Mark.. I know it's been a good month now but I found something in Jquery that you may be interested in. Check it out HERE.

It is definately a Flash site.. Most definately used other programs for design. If you want to get into 3D animation (which you can import into Flash), I'd suggest looking into Blender. It's free and powerful with a excellent community to help.

Sorry.. the question really doesn't make sense but I figured I'd give it a go. You can either code fonts into html (and point them into a specific font style if not the browser will default to a standard font) or you can embed your font into a graphic. There really isn't any other name for it...