To Chris Hunt --
Good point. You are right.
A display: inline is not specifically needed, but to eliminate the space, one needs either the display: inline or margin-bottom: 0 statement. So, you can eliminate the new line (w/display: inline) OR make the new line have 0 space (margin-bottom...
thread215-1530910
If you want a single line break before each paragraph, but when preceded by a header, you want the paragraph to be on the next line (WITHOUT a BLANK line) use the adjacent selector method.
For example, when you want:
Header 1
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2
...
Use the adjacent...
Also added:
extension=mysql.dll
Some more questions come to mind:
1) Where is the phpmyadmin error log file? Couldn't find it. Nothing in the Apache error log.
2) Is there a way to learn where phpmyadmin was looking for the extension?
3) Any other related configuration parameter (besides...
On WinXP(SP3) I installed php, runs ok.
Then installed MySQL. Installed and started ok.
When I do http://localhost/phpmyadmin/index.php I get
phpmyAdmin Error: Cannot load mysql extension. Please check your PHP configuration.
php_mysql.dll IS present in php ext folder.
php.ini: extension_dir...
I am running WinXP w/Apache 2 server installed.
The PHP instructions baffle me. They say:
Windows Installer (PHP 5.2 and later)
The Windows PHP installer for later versions of PHP is built using MSI technology using the Wix Toolkit (» http://wix.sourceforge.net/). It will install and...
Thanks so much for your response. Yes the code was convoluted from every desperate attempt to fix the problem.
Below is a cleaner version of the code that is closer, but still doesn't expand to 100%. Assistance is still needed.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"...
I cannot get the height: 100% to fill the viewport in FireFox. I've read a lot of solutions to this problem and implemented them, but still NOT working. Tek-Tips is my last resort. I've validated both the HTML and the CSS -- no errors. Here's the code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD...
As Scott suggested, this is the short version of what I am doing. It works well:
%article {
title => 'The Root Cause',
headline => '',
outFile => '',
}
$article{headline} => "$article{'title'}",
$article{outFile} => "../financial/$article{'title'}.html",
I only have to initialize the...
I simplified the example. The actual code is more complex. I want to be able to reuse parts of identical code without having to retype it at every instance. I want to change just the title value and have it replicated where needed. The list is long and there other values to be replicated...
Thanks for the explanation and tip.
I did checkout the references regarding compact and run-in and found it to be too brief. Including my favorite, W3C. It pretty much says "... depending on the context, blah blah. I wanted to know what context caused what behavior. Sigh. I'll keep looking.
I want to initialize a hash using a value declared immediately before the current one.
For example (below), I declared title and initialized it to 'The Root Cause'. Then I want to use the value of title in the declaration of headline.
%article=(
title => 'The Root Cause',
headline =>...
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