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bowersbros wrote:The new method takes it back to grey?

Oops, sorry. I never noticed that you switched browser tab... Maybe I should start wearing my glasses

I noticed how the placeholders didn't go back to grey text but stayed black.. hmm..

Pretty cool thing, it'll probably be another year or two before I actually start using it though...

I have no idea. I haven't been on for awhile... All I noticed was a bunch of spam that was later removed.

Also, Temor is a moderator (don't trust them Swedes)...

I hate a problem like this but I "uninstalled" Ubuntu and then it worked....

jacek wrote:A GPU is just a CPU with many many cores and dedicated to graphics processing.

Exactly

Enough time and enough CPU power AND enough GPU power....

It must be too cheap to be true

This almost looks to good to be true, http://www.zyma.com/ what do you guys think?
I mean...it's so cheap!

phpBB

No. That's good, setting the width is sometimes better than only using floats.
E.g. if you set the width of the header to 1000px then the navigation won't end up on the side of the header but on a new "row" by itself, could be done with floats but I tend to use less floats.

phpBB, you place it somewhere using an FTP client.

The problem with oDesk is that I only seem to find really big projects or wordpress plugin development or something with ASP in it...

Any tips for how to really start with web development/design as a business? Please don't recommend me oDesk or Elance or any other site like that because to be honest, I think they're shit. They are all packed with "hiring" jobs and if it actually is a freelance work then they refuse to pa...

Is payment involved?

What the heck?!
I tried something like that before but the items were repeating itself twice; I must have messed it up

Alright so the above works, however, I'd like to change it a bit; I don't know if this is possible at all but I would like to check what page it is and echo out something else. [syntax=php] foreach ($navigation as $nav) { if(this_page = $nav["name"]) { echo "<li class=\"active\&q...

The problem was that I didn't do the string manipulation on every $_GET variable. It's a rather messy solution, [syntax=php] while ($mysql->fetch($row)){ $navigation_items[current(explode(".", $row["page_name"]))] = array( "url" => $row["page_name"], "nam...

I tried doing strtolower in the while loop,
[syntax=php]$navigation_items[strtolower($row["page_name"])][/syntax]
and also,
[syntax=php]in_array(strtolower($_GET["p"]), $navigation[$_GET["p"]])[/syntax]
but I'm still getting the error :/

I updated the code a little bit and did like this, [syntax=php] while ($mysql->fetch($row)){ $navigation_items[$row["page_name"]] = array( "url" => $row["page_name"], "name" => current(explode(".", ucwords($row["page_name"]))), "home&q...

Ye, but if I do it like that then I would still need a way to change that specific value of the array and then outputting it. And that's sort of where I'm stuck. My idea right now is to check what page it is (which I know how to do) and then update the array and then use the foreach to output the ar...

But it's dynamic so I figured that I'd check the $_GET but I'm still stuck on changing the array value, since I want to echo them out in the right way too.