I think you might have a syntax error. if you have to check something, then the if statement should be: if($submit == true) if($submit = true) -> is setting submit to true not checking. Hope this helps.

You can use fix height of the sidebar using Css. Computing begin with akash tablet

I manage to fix it yesterday thanks for your help I really appreciated it.

add a input type text belowe it. demo: u want disable refesh when enter key pressed on input name 'a' Now u can press enter key and page will not reload

flashery wrote: think it much better if I am going to make full screen window with matching some keyboard disabled such as alt+tab, alt+escape and any other keyboard shortcut that will switch window to window. And AGAIN...you need to research 'kiosk'. And AGAIN...you cannot do all of that in java. So your choices are 1. Research all of the problems and then implement solutions with the understanding that some of the implementation will not be in java. 2. Go forward knowing that you cannot accomplish that in java. And as such a full screen display is going to be good enough.

flashery wrote: Anyway its just ButtonGroup not JRadioButtonGroup. Sorry about that, my brain's currently running in safe-mode (ie. debugging some VB apps) Excuse me for my improper grammar and typos. It's because English is my primary language, not my first language. My first languages are C# and Java. VB, ASP, JS, PHP and SQL are my second language. Indonesian came as my third language. My fourth language? I'm still creating it, I'll let you know when it's done! :-D

Thanks Richard MacCutchan it really helps me. For those who don't know here's the details It's just for NetBeans IDE 7.0.1 I don't know how to do it on other IDE. 1. Right click on your project you can see it on the left side of the IDE project tab and select properties. 2. In the project property window just click compiling on the left side of the window. 3. Find this option after clicking the compiling "Additional Compiling Options:" it is located on the lowest side and add your compiling option in my case I add this on the textbox. -Xlint:deprecation 4. Click OK and your done. 5. Try debugging your project and your will see a message like this on the output option of debugging. C:\Users\flashery\Documents\NetBeansProjects\Timer\src\MainTimer.java:93: warning: [deprecation] disable() in javax.swing.JComponent has been deprecated cmbTime.disable(); C:\Users\flashery\Documents\NetBeansProjects\Timer\src\MainTimer.java:190: warning: [deprecation] disable() in javax.swing.JComponent has been deprecated cmbTime.disable(); C:\Users\flashery\Documents\NetBeansProjects\Timer\src\MainTimer.java:206: warning: [deprecation] enable() in javax.swing.JComponent has been deprecated cmbTime.enable(); Hope this helps. I really google it and there's no detailed info on how to do it. I am thankful to Richard MacCutchan for saying its on the project option.

Hi, JFrame have repaint from Component. JPanel have repaint form JComponent,and Component. Repaint JFrame (contianer) or repaint Jframes. You want repaint JFrames. Change GUI of JPanel1 and call Jpanel1.repaint() ... Same thing with other words. To connect 2 JPanels in (a) different classes you must have references of this objects to create a handler to manage events of this JPanels or (b) put all classes into same container class. (a) Constructor create instancte of class. Inside of class you can save pointer of class itself into a global variable. Read out this variable after create instance of class: use a global function of class to get pointer of class istself. And this pointer use for e.g. repaint() for this instance. (b) Or put all classes into same container class. I use (a) in my java audio player. 1 main class for audio, 1 main class for GUI (JPanels etc.). 1 main class for applet. Applet call constructors of Audio and GUI, and after call functions of classes to get references of instances of audio and GUI and save this pointers inside of applet class. To be shure that classes have a pointer i read out saved pointer in applet. (Pointer default is null bevore instances of audio an GUI are created.) So applet class can manage connections between Adio and GUI classes (instances). And to connect this different classes i use references of instances. Other reason for that: I must synchronize events of audio with events of GUI (e.g. change tooltip text of buttons if audio change). It is for me not possbile to put all classes into same container class. In Audio and GUI classes i use threads in own content of class. Mixing of ressources (like threads) of classes not possible. And: If create of Audio instance and or GUI instance failed, applet ends. This i check inside of applet class. P.S. Sorry for my english. I come from germany.

Hi, if you mean "synchronized" see http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=226112