[Abraham Chaffin]

Glad you’re likin’ it. More and more to come =)

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

If you’re going to use iWeb, I’d suggest staying with the work flow Apple recommends for this service being Mobile Me:

https://www.apple.com/ilife/tutorials/#iweb-publish-60

From my understanding you can upload your content to another provider but it is simpler to use the complementary hosting service to iWeb.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

What browser are you using?

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

You can accomplish this a number of different methods, however if you’re going to custom build this, I’d suggest using MySQL for the database and PHP for the scripting. It’s going to take a bit of leaning before you can do it fully but using these technologies it’s pretty straight forward.

A good starter for MySQL and PHP:
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/chaffin_abraham/mysql-php-basics.php

Once you know how to interact properly with your database from your form you can use a free php mailer to send the mail.

https://www.google.com/search?q=php+mailer

Unless your Macbook pro is your web server I would suggest using your web server for all the mailing and database processes rather than trying to do it locally from your machine.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

Putting them in your blocked senders list shouldn’t pose a problem for you personally. Even if this did block you, which I don’t think it will, it will only reduce the ability to send mail to yourself which generally isn’t an issue. Block them and see what happens…

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

I would guess you don’t have the latest version of quicktime. The movies in the article there is a direct link to a mov file. The quicktime plug-in in your browser should take over and play it there. If not you probably have a problem with your quicktime browser plug-in. Try re-updating quicktime:

https://www.google.com/search?q=download+quicktime

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

This is very doable. What you need to do is alter the Javascript a bit. You’ll need to have an array of elements that can be set as the innerHTML values for the top window. These values will best be chosen from a preset array of values in the javascript. You will modify the link tag to not only call for the clicker function that has the window come up but also pass along a variable deciding which HTML code will be placed on top.

First you’ll want to alter the clicker function to look something like this:

function clicker(wind){
	var thediv=document.getElementById('displaybox');
	if(thediv.style.display == "none"){
		thediv.style.display = "";
		var myWins=new Array();
		myWins[1]="PUT HTML 1 HERE";
		myWins[2]="PUT HTML 2 HERE";
                myWins[3]="3 And so on...";
		thediv.innerHTML = myWins[wind];
	}else{
		thediv.style.display = "none";
		thediv.innerHTML = '';
	}
	return false;
}

Then you’ll want to modify the click link to call for the correct window…

<a href='#' onclick='return clicker(1);'>Open Window 1</a>
<a href='#' onclick='return clicker(2);'>Open Window 2</a>
<a href='#' onclick='return clicker(3);'>More Windows...</a>

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

If you are designing a web site off of an non-standard font face be aware that not all browsers/computers are going to have the same font face and so you are going to run into issues if a person doesn’t have the font. If you are wanting an exact layout with a non-standard font you are going to need to either use all flash, or images for your site.

Abraham

[Abraham Chaffin]

[Abraham Chaffin]