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What kind of interview? you mean like for a web design agency? If you made programs using PHP, SQL AND javascript, you should be able to pass. go to w3shcools.org and prepare youself, memorize the topics, make sure you got down setting up servers, setting up databases in SQL, making a mail form...

right clcik the page with a flash file (.swf) look for the location of the file in the source code (right click-view source) CTL-F and type '.swf' once you find the file prolly like games/game.swf, take this and put it into the url (your on example.com and see games/game.swf in the source, so go...

-don't use tables -use SEO

if you're planning on getting a motherboard you're best off just buying another computer a computer with a broken motherboard is like a car without an engine

I am having trouble taking a variable from my include and echoing it. It's a nav bar that determines what css class to use based on the file name. template.php: <?php $nav_bar = "<div id=nav> <a href=index.php><div class=<?php if($page == index.php){echo active}else{echo...

I learned HTML from a teacher and CSS on my own in about 2 months. (Did some projects along the way and now know every inch of both.) PHP I am currently learning myself (on my own) and find it much more difficult because I have to have a server to test my code on. As for Javascript, I haven't...

I learned HTML from a teacher and CSS on my own in about 2 months. (Did some projects along the way and now know every inch of both.) PHP I am currently learning myself (on my own) and find it much more difficult because I have to have a server to test my code on. As for Javascript, I haven't...

in the header of your html index page: (if you have variables to include in the index page) <?php include("login.php"); ?> then the form where they login that will POST the user's input to login, (which you may need to change) in the body section: <form name="login" method="POST"...

in the header of your html index page: (if you have variables to include in the index page) <?php include("login.php"); ?> then the form where they login that will POST the user's input to login, (which you may need to change) in the body section: <form name="login" method="POST"...

in the header of your html index page: (if you have variables to include in the index page) <?php include("login.php"); ?> then the form where they login that will POST the user's input to login, (which you may need to change) in the body section: <form name="login" method="POST"...

Well, an HTML browser probably just means it will generate images and styles to a website, to make it look as it usually does. The reason I say that is because they usually just call it an Internet browser to browse the world wide web. The difference is you won't be able to do certain things...

Well, not the form. I understand that each phone has an email address assigned to each carrier, having said that, how does whitepages do it without asking for the carrier? I've been trying to create a PHP Texting service but haven't been able to make it super user-friendly. Any help is greatly...

it's the adobe rich media communication flash cs3 certiport exam. I had to pay 26 for the test and 5 more for a retake. I failed the first try, which was today. I tried studing for it but did a bad job doing so. The teat has five main points; Understanding Adobe Flash Interface Setting Project...

I have a mySQL database connection file, called conn_guitars.php and all that is in it is my user name and password (as well as the host) (the following content was generated by dreamweaver, I'm still learning) <?php # FileName="Connection_php_mysql.htm" # Type="MYSQL" # HTTP="true"...

I'm guessing the CSS was hand written. Although, it may have been created in Dreamweaver.