Their aren’t many words that can be made with just a, b, c, d, e and f. Just don’t count these as hex codes.

Here is my list decaf, faced, aced, bade, bead, cafe, deaf, face, fade, ace, bad, bed, cab, cad, dab, deb, fab, fad, fed, ad, ab, be

If you don’t count these as hex codes that gets you even better results.

You will normally be able to grab the codes by looking for patterns in the strings that normally surround hex codes. Maybe those codes are normally proceeded by a :, 0x, #, etc.

I hope that helps? Thanks for the fun question

Also would like to add that I love your site, informative and interesting. A bookmark for me.

Cheers,
Raj
UK London

I used your php security code to verify my text fields (such as pass, username, first name) in the form, it works, BUT after it verifies the first text field in the form it submits the form without checking and making sure if the rest of the field are OK.

And One more question? do you need to bee on the server to verify email conformation or you
can do this on MAMP?

Can you help?

Thank You

Anyway, thanks for this enlightening tutorial.

I hope they help

I did a massive tutorial on WordPress that is over 70 videos in length. I may create a Joomla tutorial, but it hasn’t been easy because the Joomla developers information is very hard to find. I’ll do my best

Derek

I’ve tried to accomplish the same results as it has come out for you using Y-pipes grabbing from “huffingtonpost.com”.

So when I made this firs pipe by drag and drop in the “fetch feed” and type in the site url and then drop in the loop en put the “fetch page” inside it and filled in the div information, it showed me an error as the result…

This was the error message:
===========================
Error fetching http://www.huffingtonpost.com: Invalid XML document: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: The entity name must immediately follow the ‘&’ in the entity reference.

B.t.w. I have tried some other sites to grab from them also, but the error is showing all the time as the result.

I know that I filled in all the fields correctly, so I’m confused here because of it.

Please Derek, can you tell me how to get around this so i can get the full article anyway?

Thanks, Mike

I’m all for capitalism. I am however against Crony capitalism. I don’t think success should depend on who you know in government. I just want to have the same opportunity to succeed as everyone else.

Show me a politician that will eliminate lobbying and donations from PACs, unions, corporations, etc. and I’ll vote for them Chances are very good most Americans agree on that point

Not big on your Tea Party Video (your not going to winner viewers with politics) but I love everything else you’ve put out. Your a very good teacher. I learn well by example.

import tkMessageBox

app = Tk()
app.TItle =”Widget”
app.geometry = “300,400″
app.mainloop()

I’m having trouble with some code I’m writing. I wondered if you would look at it and tell me what I’m doing wrong. It isn’t very long. Thanks!

-Pat

The translate-box works only for the title and the short summery description, but for the full description it don’t translate.

Any fixes on this one?

Thnx for the tutorial Derek. Really appreciate your work.

I had one problem when running your code though. I also get an error message like the one below:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File “C:/Python27/beautifulSoupDemo.py”, line 18, in
findPatTitle = re.findall(patFinderTitle,webpage)
File “C:\Python27\lib\re.py”, line 177, in findall
return _compile(pattern, flags).findall(string)
TypeError: expected string or buffer

any idea on how I can fix this?

Thanks,

Helena

Will be looking forward to it and thank you again very much for willing to help us out on this one too.

Jerry

I really am enjoying your tutorials and am grateful for such an easy way to get up to speed with JavaScript, XML, css, etc.

On this tutorial about functions, I am glad to learn about this but have one question. I assume that this trick is limited to the number of arguments included in the functioln declaration and more that more arguments (7 or more in our example) could not be passed without a problem. Is this correct?

Thanks,

Jerry

I’ve learned a lot of things that I thought was only possible to achieve by Certain professional Web programming Devils, like designing a custom WordPress Theme from scratch.

But with the help of your video tutorials where you are being gentile enough “which all of us that I’m sure really appreciate” teach us as beginners some of your great webdesign and programming knowledge that you have in your possession to eliminate the limitation to do so.

I have a request for you if you have the time some time to teach us, how to design and program a “Mobile Version” of any website (Static and WordPress Dynamic) from scratch. Because I’ll need this particular skill in the near future.

If you could put this up together for us… that would be just awesome and educative to all of us who need to design and program a mobile-version of any of a persons website.

Thanks again for the great job and certainly keep up the good work!

Mike

thank you for the tutorials. They are great! I caught some of my errors but i am still having trouble with this one. invalid syntax on line def createTable(): (below)

def createTable(): 
queryCurs.execute(”’create table customers
(id integer primary key, name text, street text, city text, state text, balance real)”’)

I copied the code from the website and it still did not work for some reason. I am running 2.7.2.1 and am using spyder as my editor. thanks

Would you point me to the right HTML tutorial which you talk about inline and block elements’ layout formatting? Although I watch the video second time. I am not aware of you mentioned in the tutorial.

Thank you in advance

Anyways, thanks again for responding. Now back to CSS!

If you want an example of how politicians constantly act in the short term interest vs the long term interest of their countries, I have many. Here is a recent This American Life episode that explains how Europe destroyed itself for short term gains CONTINENTAL BREAKUP.

Here is an interesting article on the true cost of TARP

Crazy stuff

I agree about propaganda. Perhaps you can use your savvy to get the news networks/debate moderators to ask the presidential candidates some difficult questions.

To get rid of the background and shadow use the following css

#fancybox-outer {
background: transparent;
}

#fancybox-outer div {
background: url();
}

If you want to make fancybox draggable you should just be able to attach draggable to the div. I hope that helps

Thank you for your kind words

I used to make a ton of videos explaining how marketing is used to manipulate people from the point of view of someone on the inside. This propaganda was just an extension of that information. I’m in no way a believer in propaganda no matter what the goal may be.

I hope that makes sense? Derek

thanks for such really useful tutorials.

I’m not going to assume you are a Nazi or sympathizer of such hate, but I would like to know that there is some sort of reason for sharing these things that are very hurtful to my family(I have relatives who are survivors of the Holocaust).

Thanks in advance and I’m not jumping to conclusions. I would just like to know that you are not in any way someone who would espouse such hate because I’m finding that there aren’t many sources for good web dev tutorials and yours is well put together.

Thanks in advance for answering my comment.

I was planning on covering Glade with my future C and C++ tutorials. I also am working on creating new interactive tutorials on the subjects of electronics, chemistry and microbiology. I’ve always thought electronics and chemistry tutorials would be fun to do on an atomic level.

You can expect many more tutorials. I’ll do my best to keep them interesting. Thanks

If you create tokens that change from page to page, use encryption and scrub everything using regular expressions your site will be very secure. Checkout this article http://www.newthinktank.com/2011/01/web-design-and-programming-pt-21-secure-login-script/

You’ll also learn allot from my php message board tutorial. The vast majority of sites don’t use encryption, captcha, regex, session tokens, etc. So if you do most hackers will just give up and move towards an easier target.

I hope that helps
Derek

I have a “admin login panel” in my website for which i want to secure my session. I had googled very much but not satisfied with the most solution, Every solution had its own issues.

I am new to PHP even then i know that sessions are not secure.
How to make a Bullet Proof Session

Please Guide Me

Thanks in Advance.

Thanks

Java beginner

That’s the reason why programmers can never stop learning. I’ll provide a work around if I can find a simple one

this took me a bit by surprise as I’m using the exact same way to register the menu in WP as you use in your Horizontal WP menu tutorial, and also haven’t done any changes to the css which you used in the vertical menu.

what’s happening in the vertical menu is that once you click on a top level menu-item the page reloads instead of showing submenu-items. in your horizontal menu the submenu-items pop out when top level is clicked first time, without any tweaks to your code.

i’ve been looking through the horizontal menu css to try to find what makes it work there, but not really sure what’s going on. i thought WP would take care of that :s

would it be the jQuery in the vertical menu being the culprit? any pointers?

sorry for the long-winded questions… thanks!! david

Hats off!

do you have any example I can use?

That is what am seeing in my browser.

this is what i originally wanted to ask about, but after some research on the jquery site i found that while .offset is global, the .position operator in jquery is relative to it’s parent… so i replaced all the .offset in your code with .position and after tweaking the second offset number to add +180 px instead of -10, it worked perfect again..

i guess what i’m asking is: would you reckon this is a good way of doing it? or am I causing other problems that I can’t see at the moment?

thanks again! cheers. david

Anyway, thank you very much for your efforts.

Thank you for the fantastic tutorial!
Gary

I’m editing your code that you kindly gave out, but I’m having a small bit of difficulty. My main images are smaller than yours, and when I edit the css to make the slider smaller, so there isn’t random black space, the right arrow disappears!

Any advice?
Thanks!

I’ve one question – how to make to display submenu in horizontal position?

I read many sites, tutorial, tried using scripts and still doesn’t work:/

thanks for help in advance