Freelancers Forum Messages on Wednesday August 10th 2005
RE: FN-FORUM: google earth
date posted 10th August 2005 23:57
Have you looked at area 51/groom lake though? A few blacked out areas...
Interesting building site at the ex world trade centre NY. NASA florida is
fun. So is the Vatican & Disney world.
Ones I di...
FN-FORUM: google earth
date posted 10th August 2005 23:27
http://www.earth.google.com
For those who haven't downloaded it yet.... (check out London, very
nice!)...
RE: FN-FORUM: Small IT support Job
date posted 10th August 2005 23:25
'Long day. Glass of wine anyone?'
cheers!
Craig
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FN-FORUM: Dedicated File Transfer server (ISDN, FTP etc)
date posted 10th August 2005 22:19
Hi All,
Does anyone know of any decent dedicated File Transfer Server boxes on the
market? I'm thinking of getting one instead of running a Mac with Grand
Central pro and ISDN line. I've found:
htt...
Re: FN-FORUM: postcode distance calculator - accuracy?
date posted 10th August 2005 21:44
Depends on the region. Socttish highlands are very different to London
city centre. And even on a smaller level there's big differences.
Here's a link to a map of Surrey
http://www.surreycc.gov.u...
Re: FN-FORUM: Small IT support Job
date posted 10th August 2005 21:44
On 10 Aug 2005 19:24:55 -0000, Darren Beale [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
>=20
> Send me an email offlist if you're interested. It's in London, E11.
>=20
Hmm, they should call Leytonstone, Linuxstone judgin...
Re: FN-FORUM: postcode distance calculator - accuracy?
date posted 10th August 2005 21:42
You need to look at sector (bs6 6) instead - the accuracy is about 0.5 - =
1km.
Look at sparsely populated areas midwales massif or scottish highlands =
to see that district level can be out by 30 kms...
FN-FORUM: Bridging Ethernet cards
date posted 10th August 2005 21:38
Hi,
Does anyone know how to bridge 2 ethernet cards together in windows 98?
Problem is I have access to Demon ADSL through Non-NAT service, accessed
through a PC with two ethernet cards, one card co...
FN-FORUM: postcode distance calculator - accuracy?
date posted 10th August 2005 21:29
hi,
we're putting together a postcode distance calculator. it doesn't need to be
wildly accurate, but my question is, using just district-level data (i.e.
'BS6' rather than 'BS6 6' or 'BS6 6HH') how i...
Re: FN-FORUM: Small IT support Job
date posted 10th August 2005 20:57
craig - freelance web designer wrote:
>
> To someone like you Emma it may be very easy but let us not jeopardise
> anyone making a few quid; to feed their family. If someone is willing
> to pay rather...
RE: FN-FORUM: Small IT support Job
date posted 10th August 2005 20:27
'Surely it would be easy to use a syn/back up program ...'
To someone like you Emma it may be very easy but let us not jeopardise
anyone making a few quid; to feed their family. If someone is willing...
Re: FN-FORUM: Small IT support Job
date posted 10th August 2005 20:06
>
> One of my contacts has a need, can anyone help?
>
> ------------8
> I'm looking for someone who can set up a back up system of all my
> Word files and my Outlook email box on my laptop so taht if...
Re: FN-FORUM: What's my IP address
date posted 10th August 2005 19:53
Thanks all .. gone for Kathy's idea and got a router ... gone wireless
while I was at it. I'll stop showing off now.
Paul...
Re: FN-FORUM: New Monitor
date posted 10th August 2005 19:50
Thanks all ... definitely sold on the dual monitor idea ... my ancient
17" CRT is making way for a couple of these ...
http://www.ciao.co.uk/NEC_MultiSync_LCD2080UX_BK__5635025
Paul...
FN-FORUM: Small IT support Job
date posted 10th August 2005 19:47
Hi
One of my contacts has a need, can anyone help?
------------8...
RE: FN-FORUM: Secure Monetary Transactions
date posted 10th August 2005 16:54
What I suspect you're looking at is to use a server side payment
provider object, something like btbuynet or the protx com object. That
way you're in charge of how the transactions are handled and it...
Re: FN-FORUM: Secure Monetary Transactions
date posted 10th August 2005 16:48
Tam Denholm wrote:
>Is there an electronic bank that offers an API that can
>be used to work as an invisible payment processor, surely this would
>cut down on the legal issues and cost.
>
All of the...
Re: FN-FORUM: Secure Monetary Transactions
date posted 10th August 2005 16:29
Mamading, thanks, thats just what i needed.
Another thought has just come to me that i'd like to propose as an
alternative to this. Although ive no experience with this im sure it
would exist. Is the...
Re: FN-FORUM: Secure Monetary Transactions
date posted 10th August 2005 16:20
Tam Denholm wrote:
>The point of such being that he doesnt have to pay
>the fees paypal or any other payment site charges.
>
>
You'll still be paying merchant fees to the banks...
>I need some adv...
Re: FN-FORUM: Secure Monetary Transactions
date posted 10th August 2005 16:11
On 10 Aug 2005 15:00:58 -0000, Tam Denholm [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
>=20
> I need some advice on what i would have to do to set this up. The
> client is in america so im not sure if anyone here knows th...
FN-FORUM: Secure Monetary Transactions
date posted 10th August 2005 15:23
Hi, i have no experience in doing this so i thought that i would ask here.
I have had a potential client enquire about setting up a mini-paypal
type site, he has many many sites with the collective m...
Re: FN-FORUM: date conversions php (2003-04-30 > 30th April 2003)
date posted 10th August 2005 15:11
Dai Williams wrote:
> [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
>
>>i am want to convert 2003-04-30 (from mySql) in to some thing
>>more human: 30th April 2003 can any body point in the
>>direction a per written functi...
FN-FORUM: PHP Developer in Leicestershire area
date posted 10th August 2005 15:04
A proficient PHP coder is needed in the Leicestershire area
Mail of line
Andrew...
RE: FN-FORUM: date conversions php (2003-04-30 > 30th April 2003)
date posted 10th August 2005 15:01
[EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> i am want to convert 2003-04-30 (from mySql) in to some thing
> more human: 30th April 2003 can any body point in the
> direction a per written function, i would no how it is...
Re: FN-FORUM: date conversions php (2003-04-30 > 30th April 2003)
date posted 10th August 2005 13:29
Graeme J Sweeney wrote:
>
> On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
>
>> i am want to convert 2003-04-30 (from mySql) in to some thing more
>> human: 30th April 2003
>
> Yes. DATE_FORMAT
>
>...
RE: FN-FORUM: [OT] Connecting DVD <---> TFT
date posted 10th August 2005 13:28
You'll need a convertor box. TV to VGA should suffice.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=3D45227&doy=3D10m8
Would do the trick as would some of the others. I guess it just depends
on the...
FN-FORUM: [OT] Connecting DVD <---> TFT
date posted 10th August 2005 13:23
Dear Lazyweb,
I've got a DVD player with Composite, Component, S-VHS and SCART outputs.
I've got a TFT with DVI and VGA inputs.
Can I get a cable of some kind to connect one to the other?
All my Go...
Re: FN-FORUM: date conversions php (2003-04-30 > 30th April 2003)
date posted 10th August 2005 13:20
On Wednesday 10 Aug 2005 13:41, [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> i am want to convert 2003-04-30 (from mySql) in to some thing more human:
> 30th April 2003
> can any body point in the direction a per written...
Re: FN-FORUM: date conversions php (2003-04-30 > 30th April 2003)
date posted 10th August 2005 13:12
On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> i am want to convert 2003-04-30 (from mySql) in to some thing more human: 30th
> April 2003
> am i just being lazy?
Yes. DATE_FORMAT
http://dev.mysql....
RE: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 13:04
thats guys that work a treat!
kev...
FN-FORUM: date conversions php (2003-04-30 > 30th April 2003)
date posted 10th August 2005 13:03
i am want to convert 2003-04-30 (from mySql) in to some thing more human: 30th
April 2003
can any body point in the direction a per written function, i would no how it is
written but can see the point...
RE: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:42
Yes, I know, but I was assuming it was mis-spelt in his database too... And
if he copy'n'pasted my SQL with the spelling corrected it wouldn't have
worked.
Dave.
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Re: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:32
> SELECT * FROM news ORDER BY cleint_text AND date_year DESC;
Use a comma, not AND, to list ORDER BY fields. This query sorts by the
logical result of (client_text AND date_year) for each record, w...
Re: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:31
Dave Boulden wrote:
>Sorry... Got the order wrong way round:
>
>SELECT * FROM news ORDER BY date_year DESC, cleint_text;
>
and neither is spellin' ....
CLIENT CLIENT CLIENT!...
Re: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:22
On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> but this is what i would like to get back: the data separated out into years the
> client and then possible product text.
> any help will be cool
O...
RE: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:21
Dave
Sorry programmin isnt my thing im afraid (graphic
designer me) try [EMAIL REMOVED]
cheers
Cx
--- Dave Boulden [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
>
> SELECT * FROM news ORDER BY cleint_text, date_year...
Re: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:21
Hi,
the 'AND' in:
SELECT * FROM news ORDER BY cleint_text AND date_year DESC;
^^^
looks wrong. Try:
select * from news order by client_id, year desc;
(and c...
RE: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:14
Sorry... Got the order wrong way round:
SELECT * FROM news ORDER BY date_year DESC, cleint_text;
___________________________________________________________
Dave Boulden, Director. DA Media Limited...
RE: FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:12
SELECT * FROM news ORDER BY cleint_text, date_year DESC;
Dave.
___________________________________________________________
Dave Boulden, Director. DA Media Limited
web: http://www.da-media.co.uk/ Sk...
FN-FORUM: ording with SQL and php
date posted 10th August 2005 12:03
i am pulling data from a an MySQL data base that i want to order in some useful
way but as fare as i can tell if try and order the data on more than one field
name the data still looks a bit scrambled...
FN-FORUM: surf control
date posted 10th August 2005 10:53
anyone know the limitations to surf control? anyone know how mail is
stored within windows postoffice protcol for internal email?
Andrew...
RE: FN-FORUM: passing a VAR PHP
date posted 10th August 2005 09:30
You could create a 25 frame looping animated noise bump on a rectangle
that's been turned into an editable mesh in 3ds max and render that out,
that way it will look photo real and you can control the...
Re: FN-FORUM: passing a VAR PHP
date posted 10th August 2005 09:15
maybe you should try starting a new thread with the correct subject or
even googling!
There are some java applets that creat waterflow effects and were quite
popular for amateur sites around 6 years...
RE: FN-FORUM: fn.net response rate?
date posted 10th August 2005 09:10
[EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've posted responses to six project requests on fn.net in the past
> couple of weeks, and only one has got back to me. Does anyone
> have any
> comments on what leve...
Re: FN-FORUM: passing a VAR PHP
date posted 10th August 2005 00:38
if i wanted to know your thoughts i would of asked for your opinion! but
seriously thanks you for that ... I tend to agree with you but the customer
was quite fixed on it and as we all know they are...
Re: FN-FORUM: passing a VAR PHP
date posted 10th August 2005 00:27
What do you mean water effect? Just a picture? An animated effect?
You might want to look into flash or DHTML options. In my eyes these
type effects are the perfect example of bad web design, but of...
Re: FN-FORUM: passing a VAR PHP
date posted 10th August 2005 00:10
anyone know how to create a water effect for a web site (as a backdrop)? if
so please advise
many thanks in advance
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