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What do you mean upload pictures? To where? Do you want to create a website that lets users upload pictures? If so, you'll need some programming for that using something like PHP or Python: http://php.net/manual/en/index.php

Provided your computer can run necessary software, provided you have high-bandwidth (particularly upload speeds) internet service, provided that your internet service provider allows use of their network in such manner, provided you can reliably keep your computer on and your software properly...

Check out the comparison operators at PHP http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.comparison.php Check for empty fields with isset() http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.isset.php and http://php.net/manual/en/function.empty.php Also, to check for the length of input, you can use the...

Try this: <?php $count = 1; while ($count <= 100) { $number[] = $count; echo "<p>".$count."</p>"; $count++; } ?> In your code, you should set $count less than or equal to (<=) 100 since that's the limit you're trying to get to. The while loop won't run since $count is less than 100. When...

I don't know what you mean by dumping it to a MySQL file, but it's just a matter of getting the $_POST/GET data and inserting it into the proper MySQL tables you've set up.

You can create an ajax handler to monitor the value of the listbox after the user selects a new value and poll your server side script and repopulate your page with new data based on what the user selected. jQuery makes this process relatively painless: http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.get/ or...

Line 75, your name attribute is malformed. It should be name="submit". And also use isset() along with an if statement to check if the POST index is set, example: if (isset($_POST['your index'])) { //do something } This should clean out most of the errors you see.

..... Why are you trying to recreate the wheel? It's much easier to get Wordpress and make a new theme for it rather than make a theme and build a blog around it.

Keep in mind the preview page is rendering your HTML embedded within the page. What you're doing is positioning elements based on what you see on the preview window. What you need to do is position the elements based on how they look after they're saved.

Keep in mind the preview page is rendering your HTML embedded within the page. What you're doing is positioning elements based on what you see on the preview window. What you need to do is position the elements based on how they look after they're saved.

Keep in mind the preview page is rendering your HTML embedded within the page. What you're doing is positioning elements based on what you see on the preview window. What you need to do is position the elements based on how they look after they're saved.