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There is no easy way. You have to learn the coding for each language. If you wan to use Java for applications (not the same as JavaScript), you also need to learn some server-side things, since your Java apps will be server-based. There are tools that can help you build sites, but you need to...

do this: < br / > (take out the spaces around the brackets. Leave one in front of the slash). The version of the break you used won't validate in XHTML validators.

Well, you need to have a copy of Programming Perl, because it's Larry's book and the major reference for the language. I would stick with the order of the tutorial books and get Mastering Perl. One other book I'd like to suggest: Damien Conway's "Object Oriented Perl." Very thorough, a little...

Use the scale image selection in the menus (I don't recall where on the menus it is precisely, but it's there). You can scale larger or smaller. Remember, the larger you make the image, the lower the quality. Also, when you scale it, if you don't scale both dimensions (h and w) byt the same...

There's an amazing thing about Facebook. If you scroll down to the bottom of your home page, you'll see a link called "help center". When you click on it, you'll find help for all your questions. Step-by-step help in many cases. This way, you don't have to ask anyone here for help with a web...

You don't "run" PHP. PHP is a scripting engine. It is used to parse and interpret PHP scripts. To get them to work on your system, you have to have a web server (Apache, for example) configured to use the PHP library and engine to display the scripts as web content.

Flashing the BIOS probably won't fix that, unless the manufacturer says it will. You probably have a defective board. If you really have to flash, the details instructions will be in the manual or at the company web site.

There is JavaScript code that will do this. You could also watermark a copy of the images and post the copies, but that's going to show up on the image, and if this is an aesthetic issue, you might not want to do that.

Most systems have md5 installed, so it would be easier to use that. Then, use the hashing functions built into PHP: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.hash.php There are a couple of functions there that will do exactly what you want. The problem is doing it on the client side. You have to...

I don't know if there's a way to do it from any Puppy repository, but here's a way it should work. I'm assuming you're using Firefox, right? First, since you're using a small distro, you can make your life a lot simpler using the Midnight Commander (mc) file manager. It works from the terminal...

Well, here's one "problem", sort of: imagejpeg($imageResized, $uploadsDirectory.'resized'.$now.'.jpg', 85); Try adding a space before and after each "." where you cat the filename together. I ALWAYS use spaces with I cat stuff, even though there doesn't seem to be a need to do so according to...

The GIMP http://www/gimp.org You can only do transparent backgrounds on GIF and PNG files, not JPEGs. If you're doing this for a website, use PNG.

PHP is a scripting language primarily created to build websites. MySQL is an open source relational database. You can use PHP to build scripts that access data from MySQL databases and use that data to populate web pages. Joomla is a content management system. It's written in PHP (I believe)...

PHP is a scripting language primarily created to build websites. MySQL is an open source relational database. You can use PHP to build scripts that access data from MySQL databases and use that data to populate web pages. Joomla is a content management system. It's written in PHP (I believe)...

There's an old saying your should remember when anyone offers you something that seems too good to be true: If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. No, those satellite TV things don't work. If they did, the satellite companies would just shut down, right? There have been some...

There are no steps. HTML is the markup language used on the Web. HTML is used to create the pages read by web browsers. You create a web page with HTML the way you code any other computer language: you use an editor, add the HTML tags and other content to the document. Save the file and either...

First, a bit of advice: stop listening to your friends, and don't pay too much attention to some of the answers you get here. PHP is not ridiculous. PHP is about as straightforward a scripting language you can use, and it's similarities to other languages makes it easy to learn. It is the most...

Hmmm...let's see...you're "programming in php," but you can't figure out how to build a login script. I'll give you some hints. You need a form for the user to fill in their credentials. You need to send the data to the server and compare it to the user's account information, which means...

This is an HTML issue. You would add the links the same way you'd add any link, with a anchor tag and the href value pointing to the PHP script. Instead of using different pages for each sort, try this. Write one script that retrieves the data. Create multiple query strings with different sort...

Let me preface this by saying that I am a web applications developer. I'm a contractor building critical sites for the Department of Defense. Frontpage and Dreamweaver suck. There isn't a *professional* developer who would use either one of those tools for building a web page. There is only...