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Glad it went well Rich! Wishing you a quick recovery bud... Steve :)

I may be up for this Mike depending on distance. Oulton Park was a little far for my limited mileage policy :rolleyes: Keep me informed bud.. Steve :)

I use a couple of home made ramps to get the front/rear wheels high enough to allow the trolley jack adequate movement. Piece of piss to make, just 2 lengths of 2"x4" (one obviously shorter than the other) screwed together. Steve :) * EDIT * You obviously need some parking aptitude to get the car onto the ramps, so maybe this isn't for you Pete ;)

I noticed this when I changed my wheels. However, my nearside is closer to the front of the arch than my offside. Drives fine and only ever brushes the arch when cornering left at high speed :( I seem to remember the offside hitting a curb a little while ago - this may have caused my problem. Be interested to hear what the solution is to yours though Rich... CheerZ Steve :)

LOL - I think I chose that one before.. :rofl: Steve :)

FFS - Paypal :xxx: Steve :rolleyes:

Just Paypalled Cos. Shouldn't get any fees as I've got money on my account? Out of interest let me know bud... Steve :)

Fooking scumbags. Hope you get it sorted quickly Steve... Steve :(

Did the one at Brands Hatch last year (pressie from GF). They had 2 tracks both based on a mix of tarmac and dirt. Instructor was great and I had a blast.. Great day out :) Steve :)

Get hold of Racelogic Traction Control ;) Steve :)

Good news bud! Will see you soon... Steve :)

Nice one Aaron - I've ordered a set of these today.. Steve :)

I recently had just one of mine nicked? WTF? :mad: Now got to buy a complete new set anyway :rolleyes: Steve :)

Have changed the dates in your first post Steve ;)

Best wishes from me too! Hope all goes well tomorrow.. Steve :)

Happy Birthday Mike! Did you get that new coat you were after? ;) Steve :)

Not sure if we've seen this before... :rofl: Steve :)

IIRC the ECU will store the last logged error code until it is reset or the codes are cleared using a Conzult. It should still be there.. Steve :)

That is a piss take price, but the dealer will only dump it at auction :smw: . It will only really get what it's worth from an enthusiast.. Looks like a very nice example BTW! Steve :)

"The seller ended this listing early because of an error in the listing." - lol Let's see if it turns up again.. Steve :)

Unlucky bud. :( Could have been worse though I guess.. How long is the course - any idea? Steve :)

Yeah, I know! Good to see the Chunk character has been brought back for the new series ;) Steve :)

lol - glad everyone had a good afternoon! Sorry I couldn't be there but I was away over the weekend and have only just got back! :rolleyes: See you at the next meet fellas! CheerZ Steve :)

Top man Mike - that book's got some good reviews as well! Hotscriptz looks superb as well! Just the sort of thing I was after.. Steve :)

As part of my job, I provide IT training to a number of customers. I have been asked by a few customers to provide on my website, a database of courses attended by their staff. I'm going to need to.. 1. Store student name, date attended, course name and date next course is due 2. Attach a certificate (probably in PDF format) so that they can print it off 3. Provide a user name and password for each customer 4. Ensure that cutomers can only see their own records 5. Provide a rudimentary query feature (eg: by date range) My web server supports PHP4, MySQL and Chillisoft ASP and I have been using DreamWeaver as the development platform. Does anyone have any recommendations as to the easiest route I should take for this project? Any links to good resources on the web would also be useful. I've been a database programmer for many years (bit rusty) but have never produced anything web based before.. :( Really appreciate any pointers people as I'm running short on time! Many thanks for any help or advice :bow: Steve :smw: * EDIT* Or should I just pay someone to do it? If anyone has the time and expertise available then PM me!