jamiess

I would design your emails with HTML first, then inline the css and then include any of the php.

It sounds like the Site address needs to be set to the ip address of the server, that should make it browsable from your windows machine.

If you just want somewhere to store your code, you can all ways use github. It's free aswell.

We had our setup by Burconix - Professional ICT Solutions for Education and SME. We did put up the access points ourselves though.

It's what I would do, however you could all ways have a model for each action, say handling bookings, which could then interact with multiple tables.

Is it possible for your council set up a 301 (Moved Permanently) redirect which will basically forward your .hants to your .com? Jamie

You can use WampServer, the web development platform on Windows - Apache, MySQL, PHP which will install a apache web server on to your machine. You can then access your pictures through EduGeek.net - The I.T. Professionals' life line. Jamie

Im, not really sure what your are asking for help with. However this is how I would do it: I would download this: adLDAP - LDAP Authentication with PHP for Active Directory I would have my login form POST the users data over to Login_process.php which would then authenticate the user and then redirect. I've knocked up a quick example. Login form - </pre><form action="login_process.php" method="POST"> Username: Password: </form><br><b login_process.php require_once('adldap.php'); $username = $_POST('username'); $password = $_POST('password'); $adldap = new adLDAP(); $authUser = $adldap->user()->authenticate($username, $password); if($authUser == true) { header('Location: newpage.php'); } else { header('Location: login.html'); } You'll obviously want to sanitise the POST variables or detect if there empty and provide feedback to the user. I havent tested this code and I know that LDAP / AD can be a right pain to get right. Good Luck Jamie

Hi, You can do this in php $ip = '192.168.6.; if (substr($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], 0, strlen($ip)) === $ip) { header("Location:http://www.google.com"); } else{ header("Location:http://www.google.com"); }

Glad i could have been of some help. When were you at Balsall Common Primary School?

Hi Wesleyw, Twitter is currently changing things with their api and how you can use it. Twitter now suggests that you use their widgets for embedding your timeline on your website. You can find these in the settings section when logged into twitter.com. If those cause the same issue, you can try this php wrapper https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth. You will need to create your own twitter application at dev.twitter.com. Let me know if you need any help. Jamie

Transport for London does have a developers area, where you can access their data. TfL Developers area

Hi Majik, This is a bit of a hack to fix your problem. Ive only tested this using firebug on your home page, it may change other stuff on other pages. You need to add a width to table.contentpaneopen. (template_css.css line 511) This will solve the text overlapping the sidebar, but not you attendance image thingy, which needs to be re-sized to 655px. table.contentpaneopen{ width:655px; } The calendar seems to be affected by the width and margin set in div.moduletable table (template_css.css line 322). Removing those corrects the table width and header. Again YMMV with these, let me know if you need any other help Jamie

I agree with everything above. A couple of things I have noticed. On the Parents->Pupil Premium page the content extends over the footer and outside of the container. See Here The contact details are all made up of JPEG's, this means that if you use a screen reader you cannot get contact details for the school. Most of the images don't contain any alt description or titles, again if your using a screen reader. awesomeimage.jpeg Jamie

If you aren't really all that interested in learning Objective C and Xcode. I would recommend appcelerator.com it compiles Javascript into Xcode, Android and Blackberry projects. We used it to create Heart of England's Mobile Prospectus.