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This may be possible with some server-side scripting but you may have to just manually copy-and-paste the blog entries in there. To make this easier it would be useful to use a good Wysiwyg editor such as Mozilla Seamonkey, Dreamweaver, etc.

This may be possible with some server-side scripting but you may have to just manually copy-and-paste the blog entries in there. To make this easier it would be useful to use a good Wysiwyg editor such as Mozilla Seamonkey, Dreamweaver, etc.

Use CSS absolute positioning.

That is the address bar, right click at the top and re-enable it. HTML is the source code for the web page.

That is the address bar, right click at the top and re-enable it. HTML is the source code for the web page.

For example: $string = "abcabc<BLOB>abcabc"; $newstring = s/....; I am trying to replace <BLOB> with any given word but am having slight issues as I am not regex-friendly...

Sorry if this doesn't answer your question...but... Generally, when you are working with people's financial information, a little more than just "an example" is required. If you screw up, it is no stretch for the customer to sue you. Go to the resources provided by the companies you are using...

The HTTP header is sent before you send any HTML to the client. Thus, if you have a single space in your code... anything at all before you call a function that makes use of the HTTP header (i.e. the "session" call).... it will fail, as the header has already been sent. For this, you need to...

In Perl, and Java, I need to know how to do networking functions, as well as CLP commands (i.e. DOS or Terminal). What Java frameworks allow for this, and what Perl modules help? If there are no frameworks, what system functions may I execute with the Perl/Java functions that would allow such...

I know what you mean. The thing is that the JavaScript is the source. The DOM is referring to the things on screen, which are essentially programming objects that are manipulated to HTML source. If you were to change the source code dynamically, there would be no way to find out what it...

Umm.... don't press enter? Or maybe get a better IDE? Check out these: NetBeans IDE for PHP Eclipse IDE for PHP HTML-Kit Adobe Dreamweaver

I hear many terms related to ASP- ASP.NET ASP .NET DotNet and I think some more. I would assume .NET and DotNet are the same. I am an experience web developer with a background in PHP/JSP. What are the differences, purposes, open/closed-sourceness, and syntax styles of all the above, and any...

You'll have to save it as an HTML document. Also, by the way, if you right click a file on FileZilla and select Open/Edit with, you can edit a file on your computer, and FileZilla will automatically upload it again. Here's some good software: HTML Kit NetBeans IDE Microsoft Frontpage Express...

Use a hidden variable in an HTML form, or use the GET method.

I hear many terms related to ASP- ASP.NET ASP .NET DotNet and I think some more. I would assume .NET and DotNet are the same. I am an experience web developer with a background in PHP/JSP. What are the differences, purposes, open/closed-sourceness, and syntax styles of all the above, and any...

HTML is a markup language. It describes the content that has already been created. It cannot, does not, and will never be able to do anything dynamic. You have to use a separate language for that. But, to get you started, you would need to be able to use a full-blown programming language to...

In all likelihood, there probably isn't one that isn't a scam. If you have proper experience, you could get a job as a web developer near you. The certifications at NCSA are great, and you can get unlimited copies for about 60/year. Also, for your first few jobs, it may be better if you...

Well, I don't. Some other people might. Why don't you just learn PHP..?

Because there are many other languages that support other things that are different than PHP. PHP is mainly good for work with the various versions of SQL. Otherwise, another language is better.

Look on their website. I doubt anyone here would be able to answer that or care enough to bother. If you have a job interview, they probably aren't going to ask you that so don't worry.