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I have a website up that is an ecommerce site. The programmer I used to create the site was a great coder but not the best designer. I am now working with a web designer who is adding a fresh new design to the site but I'm not convinced of his coding abilities as there have been more than several mistakes (quite a lot actually) made that I have caught in my testing.

I am not skilled in coding whatsoever and unfortunately, I don't even have a basic understanding of it so please excuse the potential stupidity of the following query. My question is this.......If everything tests okay on the test site and all the functions are working properly, does that mean that the code is good and solid OR is there such a thing as coding in a way that it holds together only temporarily? I don't really understand the concept of why coding fails in the first place. Basically I'm wanting to know the answer to this question so that I can either relax when it's finally uploaded to my site (or not relax depending on the feedback I get here).

We're getting close to completion and I'm starting to freak about the upload. I'm petrified that there might be a potential of it messing up my site in any way :eek2:.

Thanks so much in advance.

I am trying to help my friend with her computer. It keeps freezing at random times. It might work for 20 min or 2 days, but then it will freeze and require a hard reboot.

I have run virus scans and adware scans, removed some junk, quarantined a couple of viruses. used avira and avast. I have also used Auslogics Boostspeed to remove unused programs, remove startup programs, clean junk files, defragmented the harddrive and registry.

I have not tried reformatting because we don't have recover disks.

the computer had a new motherboard put in less than a year ago, and had the ram upgraded (2 gb).

I am out of ideas. any programs out there that will look for problems?
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Hi guys. Im new here, so pardon my ignorance :)

My aim with this thread is to learn which skills i need to require in addition to what i already know in order to make a small, but professionally looking article site.

I have two sidebars, a middle "main page", on which i want the articles to be displayed. Is my assumption correct that i need to learn ASP(X?) in order to have the sitebars/header/footer/everything but the main page remain passive while the visitor browses through the articles via the sitebar. Put in other, perhaps more clear, words: I'd like to make it so only the middle div (the one showing the actual article) load as the visitors uses the article links.

Background: I know xhtml and css, can do enough with photoshop to handle the images and graphics.

Is ASP the correct language to learn in order to achieve what is described above?

Are there any specially adapted platforms for showing articles that i can implement on top of my xhtml?

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I'm designing a little update square that will scroll independent of the main site, but is there a way to make the scrollbar transparent? Or...something?

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Hi, I dont know if this is the right place to post this or not, so apologies if its not.

I've got some knowledge of PHP and mySQL and am looking to further that more with a bit of a challenege, im looking at creating a website that will allow me to update pages and upload files from one central area - so basically a CMS. Im essentially, just wondering if anybody knows of any decent tutorials with how to create something similar to what i want. I'd prefer it if the tutorial was in video form, but thats not the end of the world if its not. A few tutorials that ive found aren't the best so i figured i'd try a forum to see if anybody knows of anything thats available on the net.

if anyone could point me in the right direction of one, that'd be great.

Thanks!

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