I haven't been around in a while, since you moved the website over. I have to admit, it is much nicer, and pleasing to the eye.

I can use some help getting the word out about a mission started in our little Church in Venice, Florida. We're organizing an event to take place nationwide to include all christians from different denoinations to stand together and let the entire world know that we always were, still are, and will always be a Christian Nation founded on Christian morals and principles.

I've thrown a website together promoting this event, and you can find it at:

It's pretty easy to have your mysql databases automatically back up with a bash script, using cron (Unix or Linus servers). Using a text editor, copy and paste the following code into a new text file:

http://venicenazarene.com

Do you see anything in there you would change, or do different? (Aside from the drop down menu, which I plan to swap out with a different one.)

Thanks.

I've used a lot of the cms systems out there, such as Joomla, Xoops, Drupal, phpNuke, phpwebsite, etc., as well as many different forum scripts like phpbb, SMF, Aeforum, etc. I was looking around for a simple open source solution to take a MS Word Document, turn it into a web page, integrate it with a database, and add drop down boxes to insert commonly used phrases, or insert a phrase into forms for our proposals at work, then be able to print them out as needed. I found this on mysql.com, and started reading about it. Sounds like this framework really simplifies a lot of coding:

I'm looking for a drop down menu script that is cross browser compatible, including IE7, which will pass the w3c validation tool. Anyone know of such an animal? The drop down menu I have up at http://venicenazarene.com mostly works o.k., but I have seen it not work on a couple of different work stations running IE6 and IE7. On most workstations running IE6 or 7, it operates properly. Might be some sort of conflict with the browser itself, such as service pack updates, etc., not sure.