Astroboy on TV Tome

[DrFrag]

I use PHP for dynamic web pages. I don't know how much you know about PHP, but I have a menu on the left that appears on all pages (like on this site). The side menu is actually a separate HTML file. When the page is accessed, the server sticks the side menu into the page thanks to PHP code. It then sends the assembled page to your browser as though it was always a single file.
My ISP's web hosting doesn't support PHP, so it doesn't put the menu in.

The alternative is to use frames (which suck badly) or to make the menu part of every page (which means updating every file just to make a change to the menu - way too much work).

I can probably find some free hosting when I get motivated enough. It's less than 1MB.

[Astro Forever]

If I recall correctly, I think Yahoo has free PHP. At least they used to last year. I wouldn't mind hosting some pages but I'm not sure that would be the most practical solution for you.

[jeffbert]

Originally posted by DrFrag@Jun 17 2005, 02:59 AM
Ugh ... what a horrible new layout. Display errors everywhere (missing pictures, white-on-white text, etc).

There are still heaps of mistakes in the Astroboy episode lists. They've stuck the 80s series on as "season 2" of the 60s series (episodes 192 to 243?! yet have a separate list for the 2003 series.
The episode names for the 80s series use the wrong translation.
The 60s series list is missing two episodes (The Blue Knight parts 1+2 I think).
The air dates for the 60s and 80s series are for the Japanese screenings, but the 2003 series uses the US air dates.

Hey Jeffbert, what say we get our own episode lists online?

I should have my 2003 5 collumn table published soon.

1. sequence J
2. J titles
3. Astroboy.jp pages for those eps (translated by google or whatever).
4. sequence E
5. E titles

By August, I hope to have basic data regarding the eps also posted. Unfortunately, this is taking much longer than I thought. I play chess too often.

Anyway, regarding the stuff I sent you about the manga. That will be put on the back burner for now. I think the 2003 is the most relevant at this time; however, I am working on it.