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Q.	I wish to learn mobile website programming. Which mobile website language is having better future ?	Related Search: Programming & Design
	wml, xhtml,chtml or plain html & why ?
A.	None of the above - this is still an evolving field so would expect that in the next 5 years all of those would be replaced. In any development you cannot survive by knowing one thing only (one language) and need to master a few - those pertinent to your area. I would focus on Java along with the web site "languages" like XML, HTML, etc.

Q.	How big is the mobile Internet?	Related Search: Other - Internet
	Anybody have good estimates of how many "websites" there are that are optimised for use from a mobile phone, either in WML, xhtml or cHTML? Please read the question carefully. I am asking how many sites are optimised for use from a mobile. I know that you can theoretically go anywhere (if your operator network allows it).
A.	you can go to any "website" on a mobile phone.

Q.	I have a rare Unique 1976 Philadelphia Eisenhower Dollar How much is it worth?	Related Search: Hobbies & Crafts
	I have a Unique 1976 Philadelphia Eisenhower Dollar that doesn't have the s mint mark. I was looking online and found a article about it ([Link] ) and was wonder how much it was worth.
A.	Let's clarify some terminology first. The word unique means "one of a kind". If you have this bicentennial dollar and someone else has one that has been certified then the coins are no longer unique but extremely rare. Next you need to verify a couple of key points. Is your coin a proof coin or a high grade mint state coin. If your coin has a mirror like background then you have a proof coin if it does not then it is just a nice mint state coin. The second key element is do you have a type one or a type two coin. Go back to the article and take a real good look at the difference in the lettering between the two versions. Pay particular attention to the style of the T's and S's. There were over a hundred million bicentennial coins struck at the Philadelphia mint none of which would have a mint mark but they would all be business strike coins with no mirror finish in the background. If the coin you have has a mirror background and the lettering is for the type 2 version then you might have something special here. Take it to a couple of dealers and have them look at it and if they agree with you then get the coin certified. The market value of such a piece can not be determined now as there is no sales history for the one piece that has been certified. Good luck.

Q.	Hi, where can generate mobile google site map online?	Related Search: Software
	Hi, where can generate mobile google site map online? Or where can download related software? xhtml, wml or chtml format file.
A.	[Link]

Q.	What is MVC - I thought I knew?	Related Search: Programming & Design
	Hi My primary understanding of MVC was that it allows the code to be kept separate from the design. I decided to use a php frame work for my next project, and from the examples thats not as "nice" as I thought. This is a sample from the demos provided with the framework. I know the code is still largely kept separate from the design, but would a designer going in have any idea what they are looking at? For example, one with some insight can assume the form starts at "statefulForm();" but that might not be obvious to somebody who's primary focus is design. Set me straight if you can, please :) <h2>Please make a guess</h2> <h3 style="letter-spacing: 4px;"><?php echo $this->guessWord; ?></h3> <p>You have made <?php echo $this->misses; ?> bad guesses out of a maximum of <?php echo $this->level; ?>.</p> <?php echo CHtml::statefulForm(); ?> <p>Guess: <?php for($i=ord('A');$i<=ord('Z');++$i) { if(!$this->isGuessed(chr($i))) echo "\n".CHtml::linkButton(chr($i),array('submit'=>array('guess','g'=>chr($i)))); } ?> </p> <p><?php echo CHtml::linkButton('Give up?',array('submit'=>array('giveup'))); ?></p> </form>
A.	MVC stands for Model, View, Controller Model would be the data layer View would be the presentation layer Controller is the go between, the broker, so to speak between the business model data and the consuming view. This allows the graphics designers for example to change the entire view without the model changing or model changes to be made without breaking the view. A better example of MVC would be how Apples work with the entire presentation being bundled up in a NIB,XIB and the code making calls into it.

Q.	For the love of god help me(youtube wont let me sign in)????????????????????????	Related Search: Comics & Animation
	when i try too sign into youtube it doesnt even let me enter my username it wont even let me sign up and if tt does this appears: [Link] please i seriously gotta sign in and even google wont let me sign in so please if you know how too fix it please tell me cuz this is ******* serious i need too sign in. please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…
A.	Yahoo Answers does have its own section for Youtube [Link] That aside, I would try clearing your catche/history/cookies restarting the computer and trying again.

Q.	Help on my website?	Related Search: Programming & Design
	I have the new Mac computer and anyway, i am using startlogic for my web hosters. i upload my files from iweb (which i have published) onto startlogic and it says they are uploaded but when i go to my website it says: Directory has no index file. Browsing this site or directory without an index file is prohibited. If you are the site's webmaster, you can remedy this problem by creating a default HTML page with one of the following names: index.html index.htm default.htm Default.htm home.html Home.chtml NOTE: Filenames are case sensitive, i.e., Home.html is not the same as home.html
A.	Your hosting provider has configured your web site so that no one can browse through the site without you setting up a site structure. You need to create a file called "index.htm" in the root directory of your website and put all of your coding for the main page there so that people can access your website. If you are simply trying to access the images you uploaded, try opening them by going to the address [Link] website's domain>/<the name of the file uploaded>

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C-HTML (short for Compact HTML), also called i-mode-HTML,^[1] is a subset of the HTML markup language for small information devices, such as smart phones and PDAs, such as DoCoMo's i-mode mobile phones used in Japan. C-HTML adds several features not found in standard HTML, notably accesskeys, phone number shortcuts for links, and emoji pictorial characters as locally extended Shift JIS, all concepts borrowed from HDML/WML.

Because small devices such as cellular phones have hardware restrictions such as lower memory, low power CPUs with limited or no storage capabilities, small mono-color display screens, single-character fonts and restricted input methods (the absence of a keyboard or a mouse), there is a need for a simpler form of HTML.^[2]

C-HTML does not support tables, image maps, multiple fonts and styling of fonts, background colors and images, frames, style sheets, and is limited to a monochromatic display.^[3]

The language is defined so that all the basic interactive operations can be done by a combination of four buttons and not by two-dimensional cursor movement: cursor forward, cursor backward, select, and back/stop. Functionality requiring two-dimensional cursor pointing, like image maps, are excluded from C-HTML.

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^ (PDF) i-mode service guideline, NTT DoCoMo, Inc., 2002-03-04, http://www.nttdocomo.com/binary/technologies/imodetechnology_guideline2002030.pdf
^ Kamada, Tomihisa (09-Feb-1998), 2.1. Scope of the Products, W3C, http://www.w3.org/TR/1998/NOTE-compactHTML-19980209/#www2-1, retrieved 2009-04-24
^ Kamada, Tomihisa (09-Feb-1998), 3.1 Design Principles, W3C, http://www.w3.org/TR/1998/NOTE-compactHTML-19980209/#www3-1, retrieved 2009-04-24

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