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I have the following code that works great for streaming a web radio station. The problem I have is that the default WMP controls are displayed. Is it possible to turn off the visability of the player and use my own graphics to control it? Like having my own graphic for the play button? <OBJECT...

Here is the code I currently have for a web radio station I'm toying with. <TD> <OBJECT> <embed type='application/x-mplayer2' pluginspage='http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/MediaPlayer/'Name='MediaPlayer' src='http://followyourbliss.homeip.net:8000' AutoStart=0 ShowStatusBar=1 volume=-1...

Greetings, I have a table. One of the cells has a valign="bottom" and some text. Is there a way to put a <div> in the top left corner of the cell without changing the alignment of the cell itself. So that the div is up at the top and the text is still at the bottom. If I use top=0px the div...

I'm unable to make a connection using MySQL Administrator with a brand new install for xp. I get an access denied to "ODBC@localhost". I tried pinging and it pings. I tried copying the my.ini file to Windows. And I see that this is a common issue for newbie's like myself. I've used Mysql before...

I had previously asked how to save a table as a graphic but I think the way I need to go is to simply take the webpage that the user see's and make a .mht file and save it on my server. Any suggestions where I could look or examples of code? Thanks, Follow Your Bliss

Is it possible to convert a table and all it's data including properties (such as background) and turn it into a picture. Perhaps a BMP or something. The purpose of this would then be to email the graphic (table and data). Thank you for any information, Follow You Bliss.

<?php $user = "followyo_New"; $pass = "New"; $user_name = $_POST['user_Name']; $user_email = $_POST['user_Email']; echo ($user_name); echo ($user_email); $conn = mysql_connect( "localhost", $user, $pass); $rs_db = mysql_select_db("followyo_mysql_db",$conn); $sql = "insert into...

Greetings! I've only recently started getting into PHP on my own. Self tought kind of thing. So I seem to be missing some of the "why's" and "how's" of common practices. If any one could shine some light on this, that would be awesome. I'm learning how to work with mySQL - I've created a...