Help!!! What does DHTML stand for? Is there a full name for each initial?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DHTML\nDynamic HyperText Markup Language (HTML) or DHTML is a term used for a collection of technologies, used together to create interactive and animated web sites by using a combination of static markup language (such as HTML), a client-side scripting language (such as JavaScript), the presentation definition language (Cascading Style Sheets), and the Document Object Model. It is a kind of dynamic web page.
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its the Anchor Tag. <a> tag\nExample: \n<a href="url">click this url</a>\n\nhref is the attribute and it has the actual url to redirect to
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You must have Java script enabled on your internet browser.  \nIf you do not have the latest version of Java you can download it at http://java.com/en/download/\n\nPlease read here http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/chat/dhtml/dhtml-01.html for more additional information.
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Well I have over 10 domains on different web-hosts which I work on (some free of course). It ain't a heap of fun but it's interesting.  And I don't use any stupid web-templates (*cough* My Space sucks *cough*), I write my own code (yes, that includes PHP). And I also am an independent Apache PHP 5 / mySQL / SMTP Mail server - I use my own PC to test my pages and sometimes use it as a web-server (my IP allows me to do so).
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Name\nHTML\nXML\netc etc
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there are formatting standards (no dashes, use spaces to separate numbers)\n\na good summary is here:\nhttp://www.geocities.com/dtmcbride/reference/tel-fmt.html
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The acl name need not be quoted.\n\n• There are four predefined ACLs:\n\nany(Any IP address)\n\nnone(No IP address)\n\nlocalhost(loopback, 127.0.0.1)\n\nlocalnets(all networks the name server isdirectly connected to)
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It is a Microsoft extension of CSS and HTML. It means (from the Microsoft MSDN site):\n\n"DHTML behaviors are components that encapsulate specific functionality or behavior on a page. When applied to a standard HTML element on a page, a behavior enhances that element's default behavior. For example, a behavior can be created that toggles the display property of an element's children on a mouse click. When this behavior is applied to a standard ul element on a page, it enhances the unordered list's default behavior to expand and collapse when clicked. Similarly, another behavior can incrementally set the position of the element from a start point to an end point on the screen. If this behavior is applied to an img element, it causes an otherwise statically positioned image to fly across the screen."\n\nThis use of HTML behavior can only be viewed using IE 5.0 and above (including IE 6 and the upcoming IE 7). See sources below.
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WWW means the Web as itself, it's all the content and services, evirithing.\n\nHTML, whell, isn't the best, but is the mos common and popular way to publish information on the Web, but that is changing, a little.
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The two examples you gave are what are known as directories within an existing website.  On smaller websites, there is just one public_html directory and the main page is usually named index.html.  If you want to access www.yahoo.com, for example, you can either write yahoo.com or yahoo.com/index.html.\n\nIn larger websites, to better organize content, new directories are created.  So, the URLs do not hide the page name, but the page name is just unnecessary.  In your example, you can also access sharkle.com/categories/index.asp and get to the same exact webpage as you see by just typing sharkle.com/categories/\n\nHope this helps!
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Using a standard server-side include:\n\nRename your page to be pagename.shtml instead of pagename.html\n\nAdd this:\n\n<!--# include virtual = "path/to/text/document.txt" -->\n\nWhereever you want the text file included.\n\nWhere "path/to/text/document.txt" is the RELATIVE path to the file you want to include.
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I dont have the source code, however here are some of the website which can offer you some help.\n\nhttp://www.inetdaemon.com/tutorials/internet/ip/routing/flat_vs_hierarchical.shtml\nhttp://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/pei99wireless.html\n\n\nAlso it will good for you to do some googling before posint ur question.
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html, hyper text markup language. DUH am I new!
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I'm not sure.  Every time I clicked on a site with "yhttp", the address bar listed "http".
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There are two ways to go with this, and both will avoid having to bounce off the server's error page first. One way is Apache's mod_write. I've actually written an article on that one, and it's in the source link below.\n\nThe other way is via the server variable, path_info (also sometimes pathinfo) which will list all extra parts after the executable file. Access the variable like this...\n\n$_SERVER['PATH_INFO'];\n\nTo get the exact name, run this function on your server...\n\nprint_r($_SERVER);\n\nThis will output all your server variables. Of course, path info won't be there if there isn't any data, so call it with something like this...\n\nexample.com/test.php/some/info\n\nYou can use an .htaccess file to force Apache to interpret ALL the files in a folder as PHP scripts, and then forgo the extension, so you can have...\n\nexample.com/text/some/info\n\nBut mod_rewrite really is a better solution. Here's the info...
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HTTP is Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol which is the prefix to identify the type of resource you're about to access.  When you enter an address in a browser like Internet Explorer or Firefox, it usually "knows" that this is the type of resource you're trying to access and will fill it in for you automagically if you don't type the "http://".\n\nwww stands for "world wide web".  It is the subdomain portion of an that is the prefix to an actual Internet domain name.  Again, this prefix is usually not necessary and as a matter of fact, sometimes isn't used at all (for example, try typing in "http://notepad.yahoo.com" and then try adding the www as in "http://www.notepad.yahoo.com" and note how the latter doesn't actually work).\n\n.com is a top-level domain and probably the most popular amongst other existing and emerging top-level domains (like .org, .biz, .us).
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root user/ admin level,multi-path secured domain.\n\nAdd to your question if you're looking for a specific tech terminology.