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afrobaby:
dual, i sent u a mail now, pls respond, thx

I have replied.

P.S for donpuzo and *dhtml: Just so there's no confusion, its what you are thinking! Yeap acceptance to a steaming hot date. Now is the time to cry boys!


[quote author=i-Guru link=topic=553027.msg7167638#msg7167638 date=1290083870]@dual core
I dont have knowledge of php.[/quote]Won't hurt to learn it
Try Nitation's suggestion above.

This is where you can make use of php includes.

Let me break it down as simple as I possibly can, under this hot sun.

<div id="container">

    <div id="header"></div>
   
    <div id="navigation_bar">
<ul>
<li><a href="?page=home">Home</a></li>
<li><a href="?page=contact">Contact</a></li>
<li><a href="?page=services">Services</a></li>
<ul>
    </div>
   
    <div id="content">
    <?php
        //if the get request carries "home" as value
       if($_GET['page']=="home"{
            include('pages/home.php');
        }

        //if the get request carries "contact" as value
       elseif($_GET['page']=="contact"{
            include('pages/contact.php');
        }

       //if the get request carries "services" as value
       elseif($_GET['page']=="services"{
            include('pages/services.php');
        }

        //if there is not get page request, that means the url was just typed then it should be the homepage that should display. by default this will be the page to be displayed
        else{
            include('pages/home.php');
        }

    ?>
    </div>

</div>


The above will work based on the following assupmtions.
1. the files contact.php, home.php and services.php are in a child directory of the index page called "pages"
2. You have put all the dynamic content of the home page in home.php
3. You have put all the dynamic content for the contact page in contact.php
4. You have put all the dynamic content for the services page in services.php
4. You have a fair knowledge of PHP
5. You run your project on a local web server. Personally I use WAMP.


In place of the if/else collabo, you can use the switch/case collabo also.

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If you pay attention to names you go just dey on a long thing. A Gateman can call himself a Security Officer.

I cant help you with those names, I can only tell you as I know it. There's the designer, the programmer and the engineer. How or where developer fits in, I do not know. You should look for the article Donpuzo posted here about the difference in these fields.

Programmers, designers, lawyers all work with Software Engineers to reach a common goal, a solution.

The Software Engineer takes on the project right from the first stage (requirement gathering) of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to the last stage (maintenance). The programmer comes in in the Coding, testing & debugging and maintenance phases.

if you ever have this same idea but for an online learning environment kindly update ur thread with tht info. I already do some EH.

una never get the whole facebook/gmail drift abi? when mark tells u something is pink, 1000 bucks says its red and i'll win.

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kkkosssy

They took away your privacy, now its good news that they are about to take over your private mail box?

I don't see anything wrong in using a third party service (the way it was meant to be used) to achieve a goal. Its like the SquirrelMail or whatever webmail client anyone is running on, would the fact that users are redirected to a squirrelmail login interface mean the site is unprofessional?

You can either use the GT as an API or use GT to translate blocks of text and fix them up the way Yawa's first post suggested. By personal preference, I will use GT the latter way.

Donpuzo, say shalom to all your babes b4 your "exit".


[quote author=*dhtml link=topic=550542.msg7142880#msg7142880 date=1289756913]and how good is the google translator for websites?[/quote]Its a good tool, it goes beyond transliteration. The official language of the Datacenter I use for my servers is German. There's a "status" page which reports status of all the Datacenters and that page is in German language. With Google Translator(GT), I get the full info on that page and the sense is not lost.

If you intend to use GT, I think its good practice to keep your sentences short and made up of simple English. As long as the sentences are not kosovorical you wont have much problems with GT.

I am going back to Java in January just for the development of an application. Not leaving web dev though.