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- Jeg skal have printet en side struktur ud med repeaters. Udfordringen ligger i at jeg ikke ved hvor mange "underrepeater" der er, samt det er forskelligt. struktur eks: Forside -Om os -Produkter --Softwate ---Os ----Drivere ---Programmer --Hardware ---Case -Kontakt Nogen ideer? jeg har prøvet noget i denne stil: |
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- Hej derude? Jeg sidder og skal have en gæstebog til at virke. Det er sådan at jeg er ved at laver en ny version af en allerede eksisterende side derfor er script og det hele lavet. Så har bare valgt en gang copy/paste og så rette til så navn på felter og den nye DB passer... MEN jeg får følgende fejl når jeg forsøger at skrive i gæste bogen: |
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blonde (Oct 31 2007 17:58 GMT) - blonde Dodan: 3 minute nazaj Dodal: tedo Dol?ina: 00: |
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- Everything the White House looks at, touches, smells, hears, or thinks about has executive privilige. Waxman: The White House is withholding hundreds of pages of documents about the activities of convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff on the grounds that these documents involve internal White House deliberations. Unless the President is prepared to assert executive privilege over these documents, they should be turned over to the Oversight Committee without further delay. When Mr. |
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- Frankfurt (aktiencheck.de AG) - Das US-Bruttoinlandsprodukt ist im dritten Quartal nach vorläufigen Angaben um 3,9% (qoq, ann.) gestiegen, so die Analysten der DekaBank.Der stärkste Wachstumsbeitrag ... |
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- Copia staged another wine coup this weekend, October 27, 2007, as it provided a battlefield for the... |
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- Listed energy generator and retailer Trustpower posted a profit of $63.1 million for the six months to September 30 2007. |
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- Auckland International Airport?s Canadian bidder has been sent packing by the airport?s board. Discussions between the airport and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) ceased after a majority of the airport board decided the proposal on the table would not be in the best interests of shareholders or the company. |
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- Special milk producer A2 Corporation has secured an exclusive licensing agreement with Lotte Milk to launch fresh A2 MilkT in the South Korean market in 2008. |
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- The Labour led Government has three new Cabinet ministers and rising star David Cunliffe is the new Minister of Health after a major Cabinet reshuffle just announced. |
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- A New York-based software firm with a Christchurch office plans to list on the New Zealand stock exchange this year, according to the Herald. |
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- The Sharemarket was moderate this morning. Prices were mixed with 30 falls and 25 rises. Total turnover was $49,460,613 this morning. |
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- New Zealand and the United States have agreed to identify ways to expand and intensify scientific cooperation at a meeting in Washington DC, with a focus on biofuels. |
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- ASB Bank says it expects the housing market will do "nothing spectacular" over the next two to three years as its latest Housing Confidence Survey shows buyer caution setting in. |
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- The chairman and CEO at Merrill Lynch, Stanley O'Neal, has stepped down after a 21 year career with the firm following huge losses announced by the largest brokerage in America. |
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- A High Court judge is expected to rule today on whether two men arrested in police raids earlier this month can be publicly identified. |
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- Auckland's performance as the "growth engine" of the economy and its ability to compete internationally are among the factors a Royal Commission of Inquiry must take into account when it considers how to overhaul the way the region is run. |
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- PGG Wrightson says all indications suggest New Zealand is entering a "golden period" for agriculture and the company is well place to take advantage of the boom. |
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- Oil prices briefly topped $93 a barrel in Monday electronic trading on news Mexico was suspending about one-fifth of its production due to an approaching storm. |
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- Takeover interest in The Warehouse appears to have benefited the company's chief executive Ian Morrice handsomely. |
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- Police have taken the next step toward bringing charges under the Terrorism Suppression Act in connection with the controversial raids it mounted on activists around the country two weeks ago. |
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- The latest survey of the real estate market has found the volume of house sales falling sharply while prices continue to hold up. |
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- Eight payment technology companies have banded together to gain global scale in a major export drive. |
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- Controversial director Tim Saunders was safely re-elected to the board of Contact Energy at its annual general meeting on Friday, but if major shareholder Origin Energy had abstained it would have been a different story. |
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- Geneva Finance has refunded $588,114 to over 900 customers as part of an out-of-court settlement with the Commerce Commission. |
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- PPCS has blamed a persistently strong New Zealand dollar and global pressure on returns for a net loss of $40 million for the year to the end of August. |
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- Agriculture Minister, Jim Anderton, has suggested there may have to be limits to dairy production in Canterbury, saying growth at any cost in the industry is not acceptable. |
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- A row over visas for Indian businessmen has cast a shadow over the first official talks on a New Zealand-India free trade agreement. |
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- Troubled Finance company Geneva Finance has announced it will close all 23 of its branch offices over the coming weeks. |
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- Labour support has jumped six percent to significantly close the gap on National in the latest New Zealand Morgan Poll released on Friday. |
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- Contact Energy chairman Grant King says rising gas prices are an ongoing challenge for the company and the next financial year is likely to see a repeat of the 20 percent rise in gas costs experienced this year. |
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- Auckland Airport is bringing forward a $180 million upgrade to make sure it's complete for the 2011 Rugby World Cup. |
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- Telecom today released details around how it will meet government?s requirement to split into three operationally separate units. |
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- Tower has been named the 2007 Fund Manager of the Year at the FundSource Managed Fund Industry Awards. |
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- Competition lawyers warn The Warehouse's suitors won't have a clear path to win bidding rights for the Red Sheds just because Warehouse Extra stores aren't yet stirring up the supermarket sector. |
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- Cabinet Minister Trevor Mallard has taken leave after making an "abject" apology to the Prime Minister for punching National backbencher Tau Henare in Parliament. |
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- It?s back to Plan A for listed Wool Equities after the Wool Industry Network (WIN) dumped the idea of joining it in a share split. |
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- ANZ Banking Group has announced a record profit after tax of $4,180 million for the year ended 30 September, which is up 13.3 percent on the year before. |
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- Computer giant Microsoft has invested in social networking site Facebook in a deal that values the company at $US15 billion. |
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- Government spending, plans for tax cuts and the costs of introducing an emissions trading scheme are looming large on the Reserve Bank's inflation radar, despite its decision today to keep the cost of borrowing on hold. |
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- Farm subsidies in OECD countries are slowly being rolled back but the latest survey of agricultural policies puts them at nearly $US270 billion in 2006. |
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- A takeover of The Warehouse could increase competition in the food retail market, Foodstuffs lawyers told the High Court yesterday. |
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- Climate change Minister David Parker says a Labour-led government will stick by its Kyoto Protocol commitments. |
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- Animal health products entrepreneur Colin Harvey has folded his successful Ancare company into world leader Merial while retaining a channel to put New Zealand products into overseas markets. |
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- Contact Energy's New Plymouth power station will be offline for at least six months, and possibly close permanently, in order to remove asbestos. |
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- The soon-to-be disbanded Serious Fraud Office has warned MPs about the need to protect its expertise and special powers when it is swallowed up by a police-run organised crime agency. |
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