Knights Reborn

Alright, that helped alot......
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I am not sure if its sarcasm or not

But your asking a question without actually knowing what it is your asking?

If your sure your using a builder thats based on javascript then look for a javascript comment box code.

I likewise learnt the hardway building a web page/ application you have to look at the code your using to understand it.

I dont knwo what your using to build this website, whats hosting it etc

I could tell you probably (I know Chantelle definateley could) an answer on how to do it on ASP.NET which is teh best solution out there but given its more business oriegntated its not a viable solution as its based on you hosting yourself.


Let me ask questions first

what is building the site
what is hosting the site
are you coding or just using some freebie drag and drop system
Do you understand any code at all or are you over your head.. Not everyone is going to understand the lot but being able to read what you do is certainly handy!!! or at least be able to interpret the source code of your application.

Melissa wrote: Let me ask questions first

what is building the site: Microsoft Expression Studio 2
what is hosting the site: 1and1
are you coding or just using some freebie drag and drop system: both? lol It's sortof wysiwyg but I'm also coding quite a bit.
Do you understand any code at all or are you over your head : I understand code, and I can tell what does what, but I haven't learned php or have ever used a database, and this is the first site I've made. If you don't know expression web, you should. I could make the site in aspx.net but I don't see any reason why I should, I'm not aiming for big business. Just a simple website, even though I am aiming a little high to be able to put comments on pages I thought it would be easy. If you know anything about silverlight (you should learn if you don't!) that would also be helpful! lol

Your right asp.net is not aimed at business per say but well if your looking for a carear and was building something for where you work..


But in that same notion look on the pages of expression studui if its like asp.net the help and forum is great youl;l find practically anuthiung for your javascript.

Your working alot like I did, wysiwig, you make it see it and look how it works.. often the best way is to extract what others done and adopt it to your own design..

So scourer through their help pages and forums for teh code you need insert it and adjust..

Alright, just a clarification. You can use Javascript, HTML, and PHP in the same page. This is because HTML is the actual content, Javascript makes the content slicker, and PHP provides more advanced, and updatable content.

For example, I'll use this forum.
The part you can see is coded in HTML and CSS.
The way you can add a smily to your post with the add smilies button is javascript.
The posts, random header, search, pm system, forums, users and more are all done in php.

Cool, May I ask does his application complier, DK and host have something to do with the content and language ?? I thought it would have but I am only going off the bits I picked up and bits which Chantelle taught me.