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You could try PHP - something like this: [code=php] <?php // Write out ToolTip.txt file if ($handle = opendir("path_to_dir_containing_file")) { while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) { if ($file == "ToolTip.txt") { echo ("<h2>Tool Tip</h2><p class=\"tooltip\">"); $file_contents = file($file); $array_items = sizeof($file_contents); $x = 0; while ($x < $array_items) { …

I am creating a form that you don’t actually submit in order to allow people to download files. You select different options with radio buttons and drop-down menus and then use that information to “show/hide” divs with javascript. That part works, but if the user leaves the page and then …

I'm somewhat new to PHP. I'm not sure how to point to the root of my web site in a function. I was using $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"], but when I use it in my function it comes back: "http://mywebsite.com/var/www/html/mypath" Note - this is in the HTML - other parts of the function …

Is there somewhere that I can take a look at the problem? Are you wanting them to stack vertically?