At 10/11/09 07:49 PM, wreckages wrote:

At 10/11/09 12:08 PM, Absorb wrote: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="path/to/favicon.ico">

Google "favicon"

if your ico file is in the home directory there's no need for this code

Not all browsers default to the favicon in your home directory. If I ever use a favicon I always toss that code in.

At 10/11/09 03:22 PM, Kane-Animation wrote:

At 10/11/09 12:08 PM, Absorb wrote: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="path/to/favicon.ico">

Google "favicon"

Does that code work if your site is on webs.com?

Test it and find out.

You would use frames for this.

Let's not spam freely hosted forums with two members.

At 10/6/09 03:03 AM, Leidolfr wrote: Really the easiest languages are python, and BASIC but, both are archaic and have little to no actual use.

Python is anything but "archaic," and is still in active use today.

At 9/27/09 12:13 PM, adam2510 wrote: your essentially creating a browser similar to firefox?

He said he's using WebKit.

Try here.

What rendering engine did you decide to use?

Fuh-cuck

I would much rather live in Israel or Iran.

I hate freedom.

Wow you're cool.

You couldn't have been programing in C++ for 2 months without figuring this out. You put a space before the quote.

cout << "How many butts: ";
cin >> butts;

If Javascript is anything like other C-related languages, then you're missing hell of a lot of semicolons.

Try:

style="border: 2px solid black;"

And if that doesn't work, put your object inside of a div and give it a border.

This isn't the homework helpline, buddy.

At 9/19/09 06:40 PM, nuclearyoshi wrote: please do not respond if you do not know the answer or are going to link me to another site

first of all i was wondering if gimp will work for cutting sprite backgrounds

is their a way to my game in this forum so people can help correct problems?

i will post more questions if these questions get answered

How is this Programming related? And IIRC LiveSwif is a flash-making program, so this belongs in the Flash forum.

At 9/16/09 08:13 AM, robin1232 wrote: its unstable, vista is unstable but linux is even more unstable

You have no clue what "stable" even means if you think that's true.

Most distros release a stable, unstable, and testing release for this matter.

Linux is free and open source, it has thousands and thousands of programs you can install with one click, it's customizable as hell, it'll run on even the shittiest computers, etc, etc.

At 9/16/09 04:26 AM, amonkeyonfire wrote: all i got was rude programmers and everyone telling me to download some other browser

It's good advice, and would save you alot of trouble in the long run.

At 9/15/09 04:45 PM, amonkeyonfire wrote: and no im not changeing my browser i think i like this one better...

Because there's nothing better than a browser that doesn't work properly...

I would suggest trying another browser. Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Safari, the list is endless.

At 9/13/09 05:36 PM, TheAutocrat wrote: Torrents?

You can get tons of ebooks using bittorrents. And they can come with everything the book would come with if you bought it online.

Free knowledge.

You're the reason why the economy is in such rough shape.

Dick.

At 9/13/09 05:23 PM, Jessii wrote:

At 9/13/09 05:09 PM, citricsquid wrote: i have a big penis

No, it just looks big under a microscope.

Ouch x(

A few days ago Porcupine Tree released what is quite possibly the best album I have ever listened to.

At 9/13/09 11:03 AM, imdead597 wrote: yea but i needz teh directx 7.

Stop posting like that.

And if the book requires DirectX 7, then you should probably find something a little more up to date.

At 9/13/09 01:15 AM, armorwarrior wrote:

At 9/13/09 01:14 AM, igott wrote: They see me trollin'...

They moddin, patrollin and tryin to catch me trollin members.

Fo shizzle

Ugh. I just died a little.

I have 6.5 hours to wait, but I'm still excited :)

At 9/11/09 06:41 PM, InnerChild548 wrote:

At 9/11/09 06:20 PM, Wonderful wrote: Something like this:

function nl2p($str) {
$str = str_replace("\n", '<p>', $str);
return '<p>'.$str.'</p>';
}

Wouldn't that make two opening tags?

Woah, wasn't paying attention when I posted that.

function nl2p($str) {
    $str = str_replace("\n", '</p><p>', $str);
    return '<p>'.$str.'</p>';
}

Something like this:

function nl2p($str) {
    $str = str_replace("\n", '<p>', $str);
    return '<p>'.$str.'</p>';
}

I know Webkit is available for both C++ and Python (and probably more), and it has good documentation if you know where to look.