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ColinM

A good question and situation to raise Rob.
I'm with bkjohns and Bluesman on this.
I had a Client that engaged me to design and build a website for them - then proceeded to give me powerpoint pages exactly how he wanted it laid out. I hated the bland word document look but did it because that's what ...

ColinM

Pablo wrote: Thu Jul 15, 2021 10:05 am This has not been requested before, so it is not planned for the near future.
But you can post this in the suggestions section of the forum. if more users find this useful then I will consider it for future development.

Thanks Pablo will do!

ColinM

Sorry, there is currently no menu that has support for responsive spacing.
However, the button width and height of the CSS menu is responsive.

Ok thanks Pablo - will have a play with the button width.

You say "currently no menu that has support for responsive spacing" - are there plans to do ...

ColinM

Hi Pablo,

Is there any horizontal menu that will allow decreasing space between menu items as you decrease the Break Point?

I tried using a CSS menu with the Style Layout attributes set to Layout Mode: responsive | Alignment: center and Button size: variable but setting a different spacing is ...

ColinM

Good to know Graham - thanks for the update.

ColinM

Bluesman wrote: Thu Jul 01, 2021 6:30 pm No... but it reads my mind

In that case I don't need Windows 11 - My wife already does that.

ColinM

Indeed Collin - The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip in the motherboard - but depending on your motherboard, you can buy these from Amazon... But see this:
https://www.onmsft.com/news/windows-11-pc-health-check-app-under-fire

Thanks Zinc - let's hope MS get their proverbial organised.

I ...

ColinM

Same here - thanks for that link Bluesman - downloaded, installed and checked - received the "This PC v=can't run Windows 11" but doesn't give any details why. It's a 64 bit base with an AMD A8-7600 Radeon R7, 10 Compute Cores 4C+6G 3.10 processor with 8GB installed RAM.

Good thread Zinc! 8)

Edit ...

ColinM

Hey BC!

AH!! That makes sense - cheers BC. Sorry for the errant contribution SM

- but again, welcome back anyway!

ColinM

Hi SM,
Welcome back!

In terms of computing, especially website design, IMHO, the use of both picture or image is nomenclatively semantic, although I would say most if not all website designers would use the term image rather than picture.

ColinM

jerryco wrote: Sun May 23, 2021 8:18 pm Thanks Colin

You're welcome jerryco.

ColinM

Good work once again Ron and again, very generous of you to offer it for free!

ColinM

Bluesman wrote: Tue May 18, 2021 11:50 pm Yes Colin. It was PHP Jabbers support that got me noticed about this.

Interesting, when I get a chance I'll email you about that.

ColinM

Hi All,

I'm delighted to advise that, for new Clients that haven't had their domain email address/es in the public domain, my Spam Block Email Extension, combined with the additional email form validation is working beautifully, with no spam received.

However, I do have other Clients that had ...

ColinM

mygis wrote: Tue May 18, 2021 5:46 am We delete the spam so I don't see them. It works fine for us so far.

Ah! Ok thanks, I understand now.

ColinM

Noticed that PHP Jabbers scripts that contains verification and autoresponded emails have problems with SpamAssassin. The email templates doesn't get updated when making changes in them.

That's interesting Thomas. I haven't had that issue. Just tested one of my Clients and it was fine. Have ...

ColinM

WWBman wrote: Mon May 17, 2021 10:54 pm
I use Mailwasher Pro. It flags emails it thinks are spam but I decide which to delete.
Its efficacy improves the more you use it.
I’ve been using it for at least ten years!

Thanks WWBMan - had a quick look at that.

ColinM

Hi Guys,
Thanks heaps for the responses,

Hi.
We are using a shared hosting with cPanel. SpamAssassin has been working very well for us. We monitored it for a year before switching to death mode (sort of speaking) for the spams.

MYGIS - Can you explain please what you mean by Death Mode ...

ColinM

Hi All,

For those that are using cPanel or a Wholesale Console above a cPanel - does your Console/cPanel have Apache SpamAssassin or Spam Experts please?

ColinM

A very interesting article BC - thanks for sharing - some interesting and some obvious advice, the main takeaway from me is the need (is there) for CDNs - especially where you intended website demographic is domestic (so domestically served) vs unintended non domestic visitation. And, assuming ...

ColinM

Thank you much Colin!

Exactly what I needed.

Roger

Great and you're most welcome Roger - one thing I didn't mention is that, unless you are absolutely sure that both projects are the same version of WB, it's a good idea to save both projects first to make sure they are in "version sync" . But ...

ColinM

Hi Roger,

You can import a page from another project - just right mouse click you project listing in your Site Manager.

ColinM

Nice one Graham!

ColinM

Hi Greg, I think you'll find that you still need an ABN (or acceptable alternative) for a .net.au domain. I've just checked a dummy .net.au with my Registrar and that is certainly the case.
Cheers Colin. I have obtained 2 new domain names with the ".COM" so I won't have ABN issues anymore ...

ColinM

alan_sh wrote: Thu Apr 15, 2021 8:25 am Nope - I found one for a WILD female armadillo, but not a captive one

ColinM

Hey Norm,

Thanks for the engagement. Look for you and the world that I'm selective with what thoughts I share :lol: :roll:

Some valid points.

One thing Websites and Apps have in common - if you wanted one that addressed one armed nocturnal application of a lop sided polka dot second hand bow tie ...

ColinM

Hi Greg,

I think you'll find that you still need an ABN (or acceptable alternative) for a .net.au domain. I've just checked a dummy .net.au with my Registrar and that is certainly the case.

ColinM

Yup, agree with Alan - I'd go cards also.

ColinM

LOL Alan - A good contra point of view and only time will tell.

SO, why would one triumph over another? An app can be very useful if you know exactly what you want the customer to see (e.g. banking apps). A browser can be very useful if you are unsure what the customer wants but you can offer him ...

ColinM

Hi Brian,

Thanks for your post engagement

An interesting story and great analogy and forecast.
And I doubt I'll find out if your prediction is right either - I'd be 104 years and 9.5 months

ColinM

Hi Greg,
Sorry I had to make my call to you short, under the hammer with 3 clients at the moment. Will endeavour to give you a call tomorrow

ColinM

Hi All,
If there's one thing we can depend on in the unpredictable online world is the predictability that it unpredictable and changing at an exponential rate.

Look at the huge advances in hardware and software technology, the death and emergence of massive browser and search engine companies, the ...

ColinM · Re: HAND GRAB MENU EXTENSION - Updated 4/7/2021 Yup all good now Ron

Yup all good now Ron

ColinM

Hey Ron - Looks like your SSL Cert's broken.

ColinM

Quick - someone grab a bucket of water and put this man out! He's on fire!

Another great extension Ron!

ColinM

Nice work Ron!

ColinM

Bluesman,
Hmmm having issues - I can display the page with the blog scrip in it as https - but then when I try to read more - it can't find the https version of the expanded post.

EDIT - Looks like I got it sorted - the finiky stuff can do your head in LOL

ColinM

MGD4me wrote: Wed Apr 07, 2021 6:29 pm
You've both spent some time giving me valuable info - for that I thank you both very much.
You're more than welcome... the Invoice is in the mail.

- I'll keep an eye for it Norm.

ColinM

No doubt I will

Hey Bluesman,

Got it sorted - was to do with HTTP(s) - but thanks for responding 8)

:D That's good. I like this script a lot. Have a fun time with it...

No doubt I will Bluesman. This one was a bit of a learning curved because the script is a second part of a two stage ...

ColinM

Hey Bluesman,

Got it sorted - was to do with HTTP(s) - but thanks for responding

ColinM

Hi All,

Has anyone used this successfully please?

ColinM

Thanks Onlye - You've both spent some time giving me valuable info - for that I thank you both very much.

ColinM

Thanks again Norm - appreciate your continued input and heads up on those points.

There's a fine line between "brave" and "stupid" and "insane"

ColinM

Hi Onlye
Thanks again for the continued input and offer of assistance - 8)
PAG1 and PAG2 - was it your intention to URL those so I could see them online?
PAG1 - That sounds like a PHP Jabbers script? Which one please?
Good question! 8)

Sorry the PG1 and PG2 were abbreviations for my ...

ColinM

Very Tragic news indeed Zinc. As Pablo said, he contributed a lot to this form and created some very clever extensions. My deepest heartfelt condolences to his Family and Friends

ColinM

Hi Norm,

That's excellent news - thank you!

ColinM

Hi Norm,

Is the Admin page tailorable as far as branding goes?

ColinM

Hi Norm,

Yes, upon some further reading, I noticed the Captcha and an option to add Google Captcha's V2 as well - for free.

ColinM

Hi Norm,

Wow, thanks heaps for that. That is a very expansive solution and even has WYSIWYG doco.

I''ve just sent my potential Client V0002 of my 28 page proposal document - now looks like I will have to send a V0003.

I've only skimmed over sitelokpw - but one thing I noticed, the forms don't ...

ColinM

Hey MGD4me,

Thanks heaps for your input.
Yes, I've used a few of the PHP Jabbers Scripts and they do work well.
You mentioned you already have a database. How have you got that set up please?

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