Whoops

Thank you for your code, as i used it on my front page, Surf Newquay to generate (at the moment) last five forum submissions. It was ever so easy to implement, it worked the first time.

As great as it is, I wondered if it is possible (i know it is somehow) to display poll options on the front page of any web site so anyone can cast a vote there and than see the results in the forum page where thay could leave their comments? This would be a great feature for any webmaster. Any thoughts?

I have an interesting problem, but only with Netscape.

Take a look at the pic and notice how the text overlaps.

Does not happen with IE.

Here is a link to the test page:
http://www.dragonslist.com/test.php

I have verified this problem on serveral machines using Netscape 4.7.

Anyone have any ideas?

found it.

I removed the <nobr></nobr> tags and the text doesn't overlap.

This works beautifully! Thanks so much for an awesome hack. :D

See it in action --> FordvsChevy.com

First of all, just like to thank you for the script, its exactly what I was looking for.

Secondly, it seems to be generating some weird characters before the table.

To see what I mean head over to http://www.tae-mod.com its on the right hand side, below the quick contact table.

I have looked through the code, and can't see anything that should be generating these characters.

Any ideas?

Thanks

The URL I posted above was incorrect... sorry, this is where it is running:

http://www.tae-mod.com/site_new/index.php

Thanks,

At the second URL you gave I see "Active Topics" under the contact links and I see the include line in the source of the page, but it does not appear to be parsing at all (e.g. it didn't show up on the page).

Try changing
<? include("http://www.tae-mod.com/forum/last10.php"); ?>
to
<?php include("http://www.tae-mod.com/forum/last10.php"); ?>
and see if that helps.

Now this really is weird...

Your right it wasn't parsing it, as i didn't have <?php. When i posted this message I did have it like that, but since then we re-did the index page and I obviously screwed that bit up.

Anywy, now thats its back to <?php it should be working, the weird looking characters are gone, but now its not displaying the forum list as it should be.

THis was working a while ago... grr.