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Topic: Spam The Web - test

Posted: 07/30/08 08:41 PM

Forum: Programming

Terribly bland, and the text is too light. While it isn't the greatest, it's still a hell of a lot better than the current SpamtheWeb design (blech!). Also, why does it say "powered by awardspace" on the bottom?


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Topic: Table Opacity

Posted: 07/30/08 08:33 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/30/08 08:09 PM, smulse wrote:
At 7/30/08 07:41 PM, Wreckages wrote: you're more of a dick than ziggyzack
Even more of a dick than Anim8or666

How am I a dick? You're usually the one shooting me down in every topic. Or am I a dick for calling you a dick?

I was going to say adam890324790234, but I don't think he's that bad. Nobody's that bad.

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Topic: Site's New Look...

Posted: 07/29/08 05:40 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/29/08 02:01 PM, smulse wrote: Example: Your main navigation links are rounded and a solid colour until roll-over, then they're not rounded and have a shiny/reflection effect on them. Then we get to your sub navigation which has no rollover effect, but when the other sub-navigation links slide out like on categories (they aren't wide enough? There's a gap on either side) and also they have gloss/reflection. None of it seems to match - there's no continuation of a house style across the elements of your website.

What do you mean not rounded? I'm pretty sure I added that "rounded" CSS code to the rollover... what browser are you using?

You've(?) designed a pretty dark website overall, but then have put pure white background for your content section and it's just too strong.

Fixed that.

You have RSS feed (I assume? You have a button at least.) but you haven't embedded this into the website, so there's not RSS button in my browser address bar (where I usually look to get feeds from).

How would I go about doing that?

Also you're using far too many divs.

How's that a problem? Divs are better than tables.

I don't know what you were trying to achieve with that header, but whatever it was it's not worked. It's incredibly large, very bland and the title in the middle doesn't really do anything and I don't know why you thought it was a good idea to have a different background colour on it. Also it's not even a link, which breaks one of the most basic rules of web-design that header titles are clickable (such as logos/main titles take you back to the home page) - yours doesn't. Then when I look in the source, not only is it not in a <h1> tag (it's a heading, no?) It's not even in a paragraph either, it's just in a div.

Fixed that. Added a link.

It's just very inconsistent, not particularly exciting and you failed at repeated background images in the header.

Thanks for your input. You seem to be impossible to please.

Finally, you officially fail at HTML and CSS.

A minor issue. It's now 100% valid HTML, but there's little I can do about the CSS, as it doesn't recognise CSS 3.


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Topic: Site's New Look...

Posted: 07/29/08 01:09 PM

Forum: Programming

I've recently finished redesigning my main site. In this version, I tried to keep clutter to a minimum, while using as few images as possible, meaning load times should be negligible. How would you judge my latest attempt?
This is the site in question.


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Topic: needs help listen photos [php]

Posted: 07/28/08 04:36 PM

Forum: Programming

Does indentation make a difference in PHP?


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/28/08 11:25 AM

Forum: Programming

At 7/28/08 05:31 AM, citricsquid wrote:
At 7/27/08 10:14 PM, Anim8or666 wrote: I don't bother doing assignments or coursework... gives me a ton of free time.
And then when you come to finally finish your compulsory education you will find that you have nothing to do, but get a shitty supermarket Job.

Do you work, don't waste your time, seriously, you'll regret it. I didn't do any work, and now I don't have any chance of getting the grade I need to do anything good with my life.

Not really. Freelancing brings the money in... and I don't really care much about my future... Just gonna go withe the flow and see how it goes...


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/27/08 10:14 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/27/08 07:42 PM, smulse wrote:
At 7/27/08 07:07 PM, citricsquid wrote: I have around 3 weeks of my easy life left, in 3 weeks I get my GCSE results, which means I'm going to have to get a Job, which I'll most likely end up doing for the rest of my life. oh yay.
You think to little of yourself. Grow some balls. GCSEs are easy and plus they don't mean anything. Chances are you'll get more than enough to get into sixthform/college, and once you do they're totally irrelevant. Just try hard when you're there.

Also if you don't get in, or if you do and it doesn't work out, fuck it. It doesn't mean you'll be doing a crap job for the rest of your life. 2 good examples - Steve Jobs and Bill Gates - both dropped out of college now own hugely successful IT companies making billions.

Why worry about school? It's little more than a minor annoyance. But honestly, I highly doubt that your grades could be worse than mine. When I took finals exams this June, the school officials said that I got some of the lowest grades in years. Yay for dragging down my school's statistics! Since I'm a failure a school (and don't say I'm not because I know I am), I don't bother doing assignments or coursework... gives me a ton of free time.


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Topic: Html/swf - putting swf(33.8mb) blog

Posted: 07/26/08 11:13 PM

Forum: Programming

Nobody's going to want to wait for a 33MB Flash file to load. Not everybody has super-fast internet, you know.


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Topic: Anal Voltage

Posted: 07/24/08 09:46 PM

Forum: Programming

My eyes are bleeding... Please stay away from color in the interest of my retinal health. How about you post the finished product, and not something you put together in two minutes. Also, anal voltage sounds a wee bit like a sex toy...


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/23/08 09:18 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/23/08 08:36 PM, Jon-86 wrote:
At 7/23/08 06:54 PM, citricsquid wrote: ssl certificate
So when is the shop opening? Can we buy your cloths? Vacume packed I hope, to preserve the citric smell!

Seriously, Squiddy should consider making citric-scented shirts with yellow squids on them. I'd buy at least 2 of them...


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/23/08 07:01 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/23/08 06:54 PM, citricsquid wrote:
At 7/23/08 06:38 PM, Wreckages wrote:
At 7/23/08 06:15 PM, citricsquid wrote: eventually.
well done man :)

now go! go get some rest!
lmao.
anyway, bought ssl certificate, so im even more professional, lmao

Nice, so now you can add "secure" to your long list of features. I can't wait to see what kind of design you'll whip up for Hostingsquid.


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/23/08 12:11 PM

Forum: Programming

I also got that PM... Except even if I downloaded it, it would have no effect whatsoever on my Mac. Even if I was using Windows, I still wouldn't download it, as I don't really care about games.


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Topic: New Site Look

Posted: 07/23/08 11:50 AM

Forum: Programming

At 7/23/08 09:48 AM, Dqws wrote: Write In big Interesting ways, always have something flashy to attract hte eye.

Stop posting your half-assed comments just for the sake of raising your post count.

Anyway, the sidebar still looks a bit cluttered. Maybe space out the widgets a bit more. Maybe you could try centering the whole site?


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/23/08 11:42 AM

Forum: Programming

At 7/23/08 06:03 AM, citricsquid wrote:
At 7/23/08 05:01 AM, VBAssassin wrote: What would be really impressive would be if you actually got some accounting software such as quickbooks to manage it ;-) Thats what my web dev company uses.
Maybe. I'm using excel for the time being as I know how to use it :) I'll take a look at quickbooks, ty :)

that was sarcasm wasn't it?

Quickbooks is actually really complicated. It took me around 3 months just to start using it, and it has a ton of features that you probably won't need. Not to mention it's really strict with amounts, and allows absolutely no leeway when it comes to mathematical mistakes. I recommend Quicken Home and Business, as it's easier to use, not so strict, and it's cheaper. At first, it might be daunting, but once you have a system set up, you'll just be sitting back and watching your money grow.


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Topic: New Site Look

Posted: 07/22/08 11:17 PM

Forum: Programming

I liked it when the category links were below the header, because the site looked more like a site, and not so much as a typical ho-hum Wordpress blog. The new design is just cluttered, but it has some good things, too. I suggest combining features from the old design with the new design.


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Topic: Working on new design

Posted: 07/21/08 08:06 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/21/08 03:33 PM, smulse wrote:
At 7/21/08 03:17 PM, Masculine wrote: Right now I can't decide whether to use flash for the menu or just make it in CSS with a rollover effect.
CSS. You could probably replicate any effect you'd make in Flash with CSS using gif backgrounds or javascript if you wanted animation etc.

If you use Flash, you rule out the increasing number of people browsing on mobile devices (iPhone/iPod Touch especially) as there is currently no Flash support for these devices. That would leave your site completely inaccessible to them.

To add on to that, with the use of CSS and animated .gifs, you can even do fancy rollover animations, without Flash.


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Topic: Working on new design

Posted: 07/21/08 12:52 PM

Forum: Programming

XHTML and CSS indeed. Flash-based sites just aren't worth it. Now that you've designed it, you have to slice it up into a working site. Hopefully without the use of those vile tables.


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Topic: how can i in firefox

Posted: 07/21/08 12:48 PM

Forum: Programming

First, design for Firefox, then go back and fix all the little bugs in IE 6. IE 6 is a terrible browser, and you should never use it as a primary browser when designing.


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Topic: how do i make flash games?

Posted: 07/21/08 12:46 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/21/08 12:39 PM, starfoth wrote: i don't get it? how do i make flash? how do i get the program?
questions:
1.how do i get the program to make flash?
2.how do i get it started?
3.how do i make flash?
4.how do i animate it?
5.does anyone know where i can get the flash program?

First of all, Flash Forum.
1) You buy it.
2) You learn it.
3) See #2.
4) Keyframes and Tweening.
5) Adobe or Amazon. You can ge a 30-day trial at Adobe's site.
For future reference, make all Flash-related posts in the Flash forum.


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Topic: I've been hacked :(

Posted: 07/20/08 11:43 PM

Forum: Programming

I got hacked several times by Kosovan nationalists, and here's some advice, that I learned from those experiences. Delete all the spoiled files, restore damaged files, and change passwords. Make sure to change the passwords completely, don't just add numbers to the end of your current password. The new passwords and the old passwords should be completely different. Also, look around your whole server, and make sure to remove any scripts that they may have planted on your server. I almost got kicked off my hosting because hackers placed a Counterstrike game server onto my server. Also, seeing as you wrote all the PHP scripts for your site, make sure you don't have any PHP or mySQL vulnerabilities, as hackers love to use those.


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/20/08 11:37 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/20/08 06:39 PM, smulse wrote: I've just been to see Hancock. Thought it was pretty good. Anyone else seen it?

It was pretty good, but the ending was convoluted and hard to follow, along with the never ending plot twists. I still liked the movie, but they used the word "asshole" a bit too much, in my opinion. I'm really looking forward to the Dark Knight, but I'm going to have to wait, as tickets in my area are sold out for the next few days. I've heard it's amazing, though.
@citricsquid (aka Squiddy): How much are your new hosting plans going to be, and what will they offer? I might be interested.


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/18/08 12:15 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/18/08 07:23 AM, Jessii wrote: Ok so on the Mac subject. I know that Adobe Premiere Elements (windows) and Adobe Premiere 6.5 (mac) are similar but Premiere has a little more to it. My client was editing videos and it was around 3:30 when the mac froze. It had to be rebooted. They had everything up and running again and not even 2 minutes later the damn thing froze again. So they had to reboot again. Any ideas?

I've had that experience with older Macs before. Of course, video editing requires a lot of processor power, it simply might have overloaded your client's Mac. How old is the Mac in question?


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Topic: What's the point?

Posted: 07/18/08 02:00 AM

Forum: Programming

Man, I used to think programming was useless. But then I discovered PHP. Not having to edit my .html files manually was a huge leap forward. After you've gone dynamic, there's really no going back. It's like making sandwiches. Of course, you can make them yourself, or you can build a machine to make them automatically for you.
@Taylor- Sure, you can live without programming. See that hobo behind the dumpster? It seems he's doing just fine without programming.


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Topic: C++ or action script?

Posted: 07/18/08 01:36 AM

Forum: Programming

Depends what kind of games. Actionscript's only good for Flash games, and you can't make too much else with it. C++ is a more complete language, and you can make almost anything it. If you only want to make games, Actionscript is a good choice, because it's pretty easy to learn. C++ on the other hand, is a complete language which takes a lot more time to learn.


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/17/08 04:39 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/17/08 04:00 PM, smulse wrote: Ohh my god they were absolutely awesome. It was one of the best shows I've been to, and trust me I've been to a lot. If you get chance to go see them do it. I love them even more now I've seen them live. Here's a few pics (sorry for quality had to keep it <150k silly upload limit). Death Cab For Cutie for the win.

Man, I wish I had a life. How do you manage to balance work and life so well?


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Topic: Need Help With Fx.slide

Posted: 07/17/08 03:32 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/17/08 02:39 PM, elbekko wrote: What if you change these two around?

'false': 'open',
'true': 'close'

Doesn't seem to work. Nothing happens when I change them around. I've changed them around in every possible way, but to no avail.


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Topic: Programming Regs Lounge

Posted: 07/17/08 03:28 PM

Forum: Programming

At 7/17/08 02:55 PM, WoogieNoogie wrote:
At 7/17/08 05:55 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: Didn't no they existed. I've used three or four Mac's and haven't seen a two button mouse. Is one button sorta standard?
Mac released the Mighty Mouse a few years back, that is able to work as either a one button or a two button mouse, changed through the settings.

But, since as long as I remember, just plugging in any USB mouse with two buttons works.

Yeah, any mouse works. I use a Logitech wireless laser mouse, and it makes no specific claims of working on a Mac. However, I plugged it in, and it worked instantly, along with the scroll wheel and right click. The days of having to purchase special hardware for a Mac are pretty much over.


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Topic: Need Help With Fx.slide

Posted: 07/17/08 02:36 PM

Forum: Programming

It still doesn't work... so frustrating... >:( Any idea why it doesn't work? I remember it worked on urlpan.net... but why doesn't it work here?


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Topic: Need Help With Fx.slide

Posted: 07/17/08 02:09 PM

Forum: Programming

It doesn't seem to work for me. :( I remember it worked for you on urlpla.net, as a hidden navbar. Could you post the demo.js you had? Maybe you modified it a bit, because the wrapper div alone doesn't seem to do anything...


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Topic: Need Help With Fx.slide

Posted: 07/17/08 01:18 PM

Forum: Programming

I recently downloaded FX.Slide and MooTools, and I've been trying to get them to work on my site. I've gotten them to work pretty well, but there's just one little problem. I want the default state to be closed, so that when the visitor comes to my site, the "slider" div is in the closed state, rather than open. Here's the site where I'm trying to get this to work. The JavaScript code is the following:

window.addEvent('domready', function() {
	var status = {
		'false': 'open',
		'true': 'close'
	};
	
	//-vertical

	var myVerticalSlide = new Fx.Slide('vertical_slide');

	$('v_slidein').addEvent('click', function(e){
		e.stop();
		myVerticalSlide.slideIn();
	});

	$('v_slideout').addEvent('click', function(e){
		e.stop();
		myVerticalSlide.slideOut();
	});

	$('v_toggle').addEvent('click', function(e){
		e.stop();
		myVerticalSlide.toggle();
	});

	$('v_hide').addEvent('click', function(e){
		e.stop();
		myVerticalSlide.hide();
		$('vertical_status').set('html', status[myVerticalSlide.open]);
	});
	
	$('v_show').addEvent('click', function(e){
		e.stop();
		myVerticalSlide.show();
		$('vertical_status').set('html', status[myVerticalSlide.open]);
	});
	
	// When Vertical Slide ends its transition, we check for its status
	// note that complete will not affect 'hide' and 'show' methods
	myVerticalSlide.addEvent('complete', function() {
		$('vertical_status').set('html', status[myVerticalSlide.open]);
	});

So what do I need to change in this here code? And I'm sorry if the answer is obvious, but I barely know any JavaScript. Thanks.


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