[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

you can change your library location and also set the preference for copying the file into the library in the advanced area of the itunes prefs…

i used to have my library on a mounted drive, and it worked fine, although i recall that itunes got really grumpy if it’s library wasn’t there for it to mount when you opened it…but that was a few versions ago, so it might be better and i don’t have it that way anymore regardless…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

short answer: yes. you can connect to almost any wireless router that supports your protocol (802,11b, etc.) – few of them actually support macs (and by that i mean they won’t tell you how to connect, but it’s all the same wireless standard), but it’s certainly doable.

(i have a netgear wireless router here and have connected with airport cards on a few macs in the past)

depending on your brand, there might be a few tips and tricks, though, espeically if you want to do wep or other things like that – the best thing i can suggest is check here for answers and also google up your brand of router and “os x” (_with_ quotes) and you’ll likely find a lot of others out there who have already logged all the little nits that might be needed to get you talking to your specific router…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

personally i’d just look into making the cell phone the modem…

https://mobileoffice.about.com/od/usingyourphone/a/cellmodem.htm

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

then something like this should work (a very simple example):

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript”>
<–

function setValues (formEl, val) {
    formEl.value = val;
}

//–>
</SCRIPT>

with formEl being the form object (so like document.myForm.myValue). then trigger that somehow – with an onClick on a button or something like that – then you can also customize it to set select values or other text field values as needed.

still not sure what type of field you want to set a value for, so for now i’ll assume hiddens…but if this is too general an example, then you might find more what you’re looking for here:

https://irt.org/script/form.htm

or feel free to ask me to clarify!

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

not really following you perfectly – do you want to set the values of a popup dynamically? so like clear the current values and create new options in it? or did you just want to provide values for form elements?

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

honestly? nope, but whatever works… 🙂

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

well – just a guess from looking at source (pretty site, btw – very nice!) – you have a filler image:

https://unideshoes.com/nicohlson/home/filler.jpg

that is 42 pixels high but in your source you’ve forced it to 40 with the height tag – then the images in the same row are their correct 41 pixels high both in size and height tag…

so i’d guess that you might want to make your filler image 41 pixels high and then adjust the size in the tag as well. sometimes when you resize imges they do funky things like that…

if that doesn’t help then let me know and i can look again!

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

well – i’d still wonder if the client has some sort of limitation somewhere – even if they don’t have a firewall, they might have an isp that blocks that for some reason or automatically times out long transfers for some reason. i hear you when you say that they swear it’s on your end, but i don’t necessarily think it is. but they are the client so you do need it to work for them…

the way you’re doing things via php is fine – another option is plain ftp, but if you want to do it via the web then php is a fine option. i don’t think that personally i’d store the files in the db, but rather just pointers to them – that’s just a personal thing, though. that’s a lot of info for mysql to be responsible for storing…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

unfortunately, if it works for you then it would appear to be a network issue, and that’s almost impossible to offer any suggestions on with this many degrees of separation… :-/

even if the user is having a problem and doesn’t have a firewall, they do have an isp somewhere that might be blocking the transaction…is it everybody but you or just some people having the problem?

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

ok – took a look and i think i see what you want – also based on what you said here – using a $_POST[‘5x7_$rowmaker’] variable would be the way to go…so something like this:

echo “<SELECT NAME=\”q5x7_{$rowmaker}\”>”;
for ($q=1; $q <= 10; $q++) {
    echo "<OPTION VALUE=\"$q\" ".(($_POST["q5x7_{$rowmaker}"] == $q) ? "SELECTED" : "")."\">$q</OPTION>”;
}
echo “</SELECT>”;

assuming your pre-select is the only issue? if not feel free to let me know – it’s early on a saturday here and i’m still waking up… 🙂

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