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Trying to make our text fields in contact form REQUIRED! Frustrated!! PLEASE HELP!
Here is the HTML:
Here is how I did it with js http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/jquery-validation.php
Here is how I did it with php http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/php-form-validation.php
Here is how @traq did it with php http://custom-anything.com/sand/contact_example.php
@eric, I have the code in place, I'm simply missing something small, I believe. Can you offer a shorter solution than editing all the above code to match mine? Thank you very much sir!
Sorry bud. Php is not my strong suit. I can't just look at it and see the error. I'd have put it all together and test and stare at my desktop for many many minutes prob to fix. Someone else will swoop in and spot the error.
@eric, or anyone ... If I'm using .PHP to submit a contact form, can I also use JS to validate the form?
You can js will prevent the form from being submitted until all required fields have been filled out correctly. Once it passes the js then it submits and php reads it. The way I do it is to simply have my js validation mirror my php validation. If you have js in place only 2% will ever need to be validated by the php.
The 2% that have js off
I'm in over my head with PHP and JS ... I had a friend write this contact submit form code, and am lost!
So if you just want to throw some simple js validation in there until you get the php working then use this - take you 2 seconds. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/js-form-validation.php
Okay, I will try this @eric, thank you. To be clear, will I still be using the PHP to send the form to the email address? This new line of JS will work hand in hand with the PHP, correct? My above PHP code does work, but it just won't make the fields REQUIRED. Will the above JS make the fields REQUIRED? Thank you sir!
Everything you said is spot on. Nothing will change with the way it currently works. But you will eventually want to get some php validation in there. Spambots could use your form for all kinds of spammy things.
But oh it works you just need that one thing? Someone will write hat for you in two secs
Okay, so then I'll please wait if someone else can offer a resolution! Thanks @eric. Anyone if you have way to add just this one tweak, PLEASE HELP!
@hendrix - I don't see any of your code?
However, I will say this:
You need to consider that javascript is not secure. JavaScript validation is great for the user - to make their experience using your form happier - but it is not a replacement for server-side validation. JS can be turned off. JS can be manipulated. It is under the complete control of the user, and therefore, cannot be trusted.
Server-side validation is always necessary.
This new line of JS will work hand in hand with the PHP, correct?
Edit: I may have misunderstood your question, here. No, they don't work together (i.e., they don't interact), but you may have been asking if they would conflict with each other? If so, that's unlikely. /edit
No. Javascript and PHP cannot "work together." They don't run at the same time, or even on the same computer:
...JavaScript runs later, on the user's computer. It has no clue that PHP ever existed.
If you're still trying to figure this out, please point me to your code, and I'd be happy to help.
@traq, thank you very much for your detailed explanation. Please, remind me the best way to get all the code to you for examination? I believe you suggested GitHub?
I've suggested that before, yes -
(1) copy+paste your code to gist.github.com
(2) **** out any sensitive/secure info
(3) click on [Create Public Gist] and share the URL
I was only asking because your initial posts seem to have originally contained code, but do not now. Your original question seems to be missing as well - unless this thread is a continuation of your earlier CONTACT FORM not working ... please help!! thread? Either way, it would be good if you could explain again where you are with your problem.
@traq, thank you sir. Here's the link to the GIST with the PHP and HTML code: https://gist.github.com/4384872
BTW, your email is not "from" the user. It's "from" your website. Putting the user's email address here will get your email dropped or flagged as spam by some mail servers or clients.
email address should always belong to a domain that is allowed to send mail from your mail server (e.g., your domain). The easiest solution here is a no-reply address. For example, if my website wasexample.com
, I'd firstname.lastname@example.com
.If you want to include the user's email in the headers, the
field is a good place for it.Here is a demo I just worked up with all of it in place. The js/php/captcha http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/how-to-html-form-with-php-js-captcha-validation-demo.php
@Eric do not use ereg() - it's deprecated. Use preg_match() instead.
Why include the spam answer in your email?
@traq, I'll check everything once I get home. Thank you very much for taking the time to post sir.
@traq, I copied and pasted the code, but kept getting errors. I'll recheck in a bit when I can upload the code. Thank you for your help.
What errors are you getting? If they're "undefined index" errors, it's not what I added - it's because you don't check if the form was submitted before trying to use it.
To explain, for example:
$name = trim(strip_tags($_POST['name']));
if the form was submitted, then
will hold the value that the user entered. However, if the form was not submitted, then$_POST['name']
won't even exist, so you get an error.I suspect you had the HTML form and the PHP processing script on separate pages before(?), so you wouldn't have noticed. It would have still been a problem, though (for example, if the user didn't fill out one of those fields).
Try a structure like this:
<?php /* if $_POST['Submit'] is empty, the form was not submitted. */ if( !empty( $_POST['Submit'] ) ){ /* form was submitted validation code goes here */ /* don't forget to set $error if something is invalid */ if( empty( $error ) ){ /* all fields valid code to send email goes here */ } /* here, you could put an else{} block for error handling/messages */ }
Also, please note I only wrote a check for one field (as an example; you can check the other fields similarly)
You must do server side validation for true security. The folks above are helping on that. But if you're using HTML5, you can just also add the required attribute to your inputs
<input type="text" name="foo" id="foo" required />
@traq ok I'll look into pregmatch. I like to see that the spam question was answered. If you or other don't then remove it.
Not sure where this stands currently. Just trying to catch up but it looks like it is close to complete.
@bkbillma, I'm going to test the code that @traq submitted above tonight. @technosailor, I'm not sure if it's HTML5 or not. I posted the code above in a GIST link.
@traq, yes currently the form HTML and the PHP are on separate pages.
it is not HTML5 but it doesn't really matter as the HTML5 form support is severely lacking right now
@traq, yes thank you, I currently have the form on one page, then people click 'SEND' and the .php is on another page. In your code above, all the html AND php go on the contact page? Correct? Thank you.
I appreciate the guidance, I am an extreme novice with php.
Yes; though it's easier to write reusable code if it's in a separate file.
For what you're doing, it's not a critical issue. Do whatever makes most sense to you.
Guys, I appreciate all the help. But my rookie PHP skills aren't at this time adequate for me to understand an implement this solution. I will try it again later when I have more time to put into this. @traq, thank you sir very much for all your help. Perhaps in the future you will be able to assist in other problems I have. Thank you.
Here is the whole solution. Copy and paste http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/how-to-html-form-with-php-js-captcha-validation.php
Okay, thank you @eric. With the above code, will I have to recreate my current forms or .PHP fields? I will follow through your above tutorial. Thank you again.


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I see that our current-day Bibles only refer to God as LORD. Can you explain to me what the different names of God are and what they mean?
ElohimGenesis 1:1 (ESV) 1 In the beginning, God [Elohim] created the heavens and the earth. Pslam 19:1 (ESV) 1 The heavens declare the glory of God, [Elohim] and the sky above proclaims his handiwork. The name "Elohim" means "God" and is a reference to God's power and might. AdonaiMalachi 1:6 (ESV) … And if I am a master, where is my fear? says the LORD of hosts [Adonai] to you, O priests… Adonai means "Lord" and refers to the Lordship of God. Jehovah/YahwehGenesis 2:4 (ESV) 4 These are the generations of the heavens and the earth when they were created,in the day that the LORD God [Jehovah-Yahweh] made the earth and the heavens. Translated as I am, I am who am, or I am who I am, and indicates God's personal, eternal, non-contingent nature. It is given to Moses by God when prompted for His name. Jehovah-MaccaddeshemExodus 31:13 13"You are to speak to the people of Israel and say, 'Above all you shall keep my Sabbaths, for this is a sign between me and you throughout your generations, that you may know that I, the LORD, [Jehovah-Maccaddeshem] sanctify you.'" Means "The Lord thy sanctifier" Jehovah-RohiPsalm 23:1 (ESV) 1The LORD [Jehovah-Rohi] is my shepherd; I shall not want. Jehovah-ShammahEzekiel 48:35 (ESV) 35The circumference of the city shall be 18,000 cubits. And the name of the city from that time on shall be, The LORD Is There. [Jehovah-Shammah]" Means "The Lord who is present" Jehovah-RaphaExodus 15:26 (ESV) "…I will put none of the diseases on you that I put on the Egyptians, for I am the LORD, your healer. [Jehovah-Rapha]" Means "The Lord our healer" Jehovah-TsidkenuJeremiah 23:6 (ESV) 6In his days Judah will be saved, and Israel will dwell securely. And this is the name by which he will be called: 'The LORD is our righteousness.' Means "The Lord our righteousness" Jehovah-JirehGenesis 22:14 (ESV) 14So Abraham called the name of that place, "The LORD will provide"; as it is said to this day, "On the mount of the LORD it shall be provided." Means "The Lord will provide" Jehovah-NissiExodus 17:15 (ESV) 15And Moses built an altar and called the name of it, The LORD Is My Banner, Means the "The Lord is my banner" Jehovah-ShalomJudges 6:24 (ESV) 24Then Gideon built an altar there to the LORD [Jehovah-Shalom] and called it, The LORD Is Peace. To this day it still stands at Ophrah, which belongs to the Abiezrites. Means "The Lord is peace" Jehovah-SabbaothIsaiah 6:1-3 (ESV) 3And one called to another and said: Means the "Lord of hosts" Jehovah-GmolahJeremiah 51:6 (ESV) 6 …Be not cut off in her punishment, for this is the time of the LORD's [Jehovah-Gmolah] vengeance, the repayment he is rendering her. Means "The God of Recompense" El-ElyonGenesis 14:17-20 (ESV) 19And he blessed him and said, Isaiah 14:14 (ESV) 14I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will make myself like the Most High.' Means "The most high God" El-RoiGenesis 16:13 (ESV) 13 So she called the name of the LORD [El-Roi] who spoke to her, "You are a God of seeing," for she said, "Truly here I have seen him who looks after me." Means "The strong one who sees" El-ShaddaiGenesis 17:1 (ESV) 1 When Abram was ninety-nine years old the LORD appeared to Abram and said to him, "I am God Almighty [El Shaddai]; walk before me, and be blameless, Psalm 91:1 1 He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High [El-Shaddai] will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. Means "The God of the mountains" or "God Almighty" El-OlamIsaiah 40:31 (ESV) 31but they who wait for the LORD shall renew their strength; Means "The everlasting God" I am not sure if this is what you are looking for, but here are some other names of God:
You may want to start by understanding where the usage of LORD came. LORD is Jehovah, which is Yahweh (YHWH), the ineffable name of the God of Israel. (This is why Jewish people sometimes write G-d.) Start with the Wikipedia article on Jehova. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jehovah Under the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jehovah#Introduction_into_English section, it says "The Authorized King James Bible also, which used Jehovah in a few places, most frequently gave 'the LORD' as the equivalent of the Tetragammaton." (The Tetragammaton is YHWH.) PS: My favorite name is 'the LORD of heavens armies' or 'the LORD of hosts'. (The God of Israel is also nice as it is very specific.) |
If you are looking for the proper noun name of God, then there is only one name. Some of the said above are titles, except for one name JEHOVAH. When Moises ask God what is his name God said in Exodus 3:15, Then God said once more to Moses: "This is what you are to say to the sons of Israel, Jehovah the God of your forefathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you.' This is my name to time indefinite, and this is the memorial of me to generation after generation - Exodus 3:15 (New World Translation) So God has only one personal name, like you, you have only one personal name. Below are some verses which are proof that God's proper noun name is Jehovah: That men may know that thou, whose name alone is JEHOVAH, art the most high over all the earth. Psalm 83:18 (King James Version) Behold, God is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for the LORD JEHOVAH is my strength and my song; he also is become my salvation. Isaiah 12:2 (King James Version) Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength: Isaiah 26:4 (King James Version) For more information read The Divine Name that Will Endure Forever. |


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Thursday, February 14, 2013
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My Little is Cup is turning 7 is ten days!
Where did the time go?
I was just going to the hospital the other day to deliver her. How do I now have a SEVEN year old?
So, in preparation of her upcoming Birthday Event (which still needs to be planned) I was practicing some present wrapping.
Cake Pop Present Wrapping!
You'll need to make some square cake pops. Pick a color of candy melts and a matching sanding sugar.
We went with a very pretty purple.
Then, I got a small amount of fondant and rolled it out. I was debating on tinting the fondant, but thought that the white and purple was very pretty together, so I didn't color it.
Simply cut the fondant int skinny strips. I wish I could tell you what to measure, but I really just eye-balled it. I took one long strip and wrapped it around the present. Then I cut a strip in half and added one half at a time so that the top was flat.
To make the bow, I made little loops and pressed them together. Then took a very skinny strip of fondant and wrapped it around the two loops.
I attached the bow with a touch of white candy.
I loved how these little presents turned out!
They are so fun for Birthdays.
She has yet to decide if she wants these for her birthday favors.
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I think I'm safe waiting a little while before I make a few dozen of these.
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Oh my gosh, they are simply gorgeous! I wish I had the patience to make small food items like that, but it is not my strong point. I would love you to share this at my new link party: http://www.realcoake.blogspot.com/2013/02/real-family-fun-1.html.
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KCI agree with Michelle - the sprinkles really sell these cake pops. The ribbon is beautiful and inventive, but that bling glitter is truly eye-catching. Great job, Karyn! As always, your work is hat tipped over at OCP: Birthday Cake Pops! :)
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CHICAGO (AP) — Devoid of energy and headed toward another head-scratching home loss, the Chicago Bulls needed an answer.
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The spunky guard had 11 points and seven assists in 21 minutes off the bench, leading a furious fourth-quarter comeback that carried Chicago past the Detroit Pistons 85-82 on Wednesday night.
Joakim Noah sacrificed his body to save a loose ball, which Marco Belinelli converted into a game-winning basket with 7 seconds left. Tayshaun Prince and Rodney Stuckey each missed potential tying 3-pointers at the other end.
Robinson put the Bulls on his back, scoring nine straight points early in the fourth as Chicago overcame a 17-point deficit to beat Detroit for the 17th straight time. The comeback matched Chicago's largest of the season.
"My biggest asset to the game is energy," Robinson said. "We needed a lift and I just had to force the crowd to get out of their seats and give us a boost."
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Robinson took it from there.
He made both free throws, then scored on the two ensuing possessions. Robinson also found Noah alone underneath the basket with 8 minutes left to tie the score at 71.
"I just felt like I was invincible, unstoppable," Robinson said. "It's the Peter Pan theory — you can't fly without happy thoughts." Continued...
The Bulls extended the lead, their first since the opening minutes, to six, but Detroit didn't fold, tying the game at 82 with 29.4 seconds left on Jason Maxiell's layup.
Belinelli missed a go-ahead 3, but the ball ricocheted off the rim toward the row of cameramen. Noah and his 7-foot frame barreled through to keep it alive.
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Belinelli was fouled on his layup and converted the free throw to give Chicago a three-point lead.
"That unit that finished the game really inspired us," Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said. "They erased the deficit and got the lead for us."
Coming from behind is not a new concept for the Bulls, who trailed by as many as 17 when the teams last met in December, a 108-104 Chicago win.
Noah, who posted career highs with 30 points and 23 boards in the December meeting, finished with 10 points and 18 rebounds this time around. Jimmy Butler added 18 points and nine boards while starting a third straight game in place of Chicago's leading scorer, Luol Deng, who is dealing with a right hamstring injury.
Brandon Knight led Detroit with 13 points and seven assists. Kyle Singler had 12 points and made several big shots in the second half to quell potential Bulls runs.
"We have to match their energy for four quarters," Prince said. "We only did it for 3½ tonight and you see what happens.
"The last two or three times we have played them we had leads through three quarters. We should have had wins." Continued...
Detroit began the second half on an 8-0 run to extend its lead to 17, and forced 15 turnovers, but couldn't seal its first win at the United Center since Dec. 3, 2005, a 12-game span. The last time the Pistons beat the Bulls at all was Dec. 23, 2008.
"We put ourselves into that position," Pistons coach Lawrence Frank said. "We were passing up open shots, and allowed mistakes to let them back in the game."
Detroit (16-26) fell to 4-15 on the road. The Pistons had won nine of 13 overall.
Turnovers and atrocious shooting put the Bulls in an early hole. Fourteen of their 15 turnovers came in the first three quarters.
Carlos Boozer scored eight of the Bulls' 14 first-quarter points as the rest of the team went a combined 2 for 15 from the floor. By halftime, Chicago had missed all 10 3-point attempts and only Boozer had made more than two field goals.
NOTES: Chicago finished 3 for 14 from 3-point range. ... Butler's 18-points, nine rebounds and four assists all tied career highs. He is averaging 15.3 points, 8.3 rebounds and almost 46 minutes per game in Deng's absence. ... Pistons rookie Andre Drummond had eight points and seven rebounds, four on the offensive glass. He ranks second in the NBA in offensive rebounding percentage with 16.3 percent.
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Unless you're an especially plugged-in moviegoer, chances are you don't know much about "The Impossible," a drama about a real-life Spanish family that was caught in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami while on holiday in Thailand and suffered both tragedy and triumph in the process.
Despite the high-profile, heart-tugging subject matter, and stars including Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts, the movie from Spanish genre auteur Juan Antonio Bayona has barely made a dent in the U.S. Widening from a niche release to nearly 600 theaters this weekend, only about 400,000 moviegoers turned out to see the film--a number that puts it cringingly behind such offerings as "The Guilt Trip" in that film's third week of release.
But the "Impossible's" principals have little reason to complain. Despite the disappointing numbers ($3.4 million) in the U.S., where it's being released by Summit Entertainment, the movie is a major hit around the world, grossing more than $80 million to date and putting its backers in prime profit position.
That's partly due to its pedigree: Bayona is Spanish, and the film has taken in a large chunk of its total there. But "The Impossible" (which was made by a collection of Spanish companies) has also done well in places such as Brazil, France and Mexico, and is likely to continue attracting audiences when it opens across Asia. In many places outside the U.S., moviegoers want to see what happens to the real-life family, known as the Belons, as they tenaciously try to survive.
No one would confuse "The Impossible" with some bombastic global tentpole. The movie is an exactingly serious work. The subject matter — of a family that struggles to reunite amid some pretty drastic carnage — is already some sober stuff. And as anyone who's seen Bayona's 2007 horror tale "The Orphanage" knows, he doesn't go for cheap thrills, preferring instead the more complicated tapestry of human emotion and relationships. Yet the movie is raking it in.
For years we've been hearing about the new global Hollywood, one where movies — usually with established brand-name titles, almost always with genre or action elements — are being genetically engineered for maximum effect around the world. Studio executives admit privately they don't always want to be in the spectacle business. But this is what the world wants, and if it is, who are they to tell it (or, for that matter, their shareholders and bosses) no?
"The Impossible" shows that the calculus may be more complicated. Sure, "The Avengers" and "The Twilight Saga" make the big bucks and top the charts; you can rarely go wrong with larger-than-life characters, especially if they come with larger-than-life marketing budgets. But it's not the only option.
As Hollywood moves away from human drama in the name of satisfying global audiences, those global audiences are having their say. And their message is a surprising one: We also like human drama, especially if it's of a global bent. (Why Americans don't go for it is the subject of another post.)
"Impossible" isn't alone. One of the most successful international releases of 2012 was "Intouchables," a story by and about French people centering on a paraplegic and his male nurse. It's as far away from vampires and wizards as you can get. Yet it has grossed more than $400 million around the world — including impressive sums in Japan and Venezuela, places not exactly known for consuming French drama.
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In the name of globalization, Hollywood has pushed out its tentpole-style work to any country that will have it. But movies such as "Impossible" and "Intouchables" show that there's another way to engineer overseas success. Universally known superheroes certainly work. But so can universally resonant stories.
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Glenallan Guest House
19 Mayfield RoadGlenallan Guest House offers a great accommodation option in an elegant Victorian House just one mile from the heart of Edinburgh. Our Victorian charm offers original character while we endeavour to still provide guests with all the modern comforts they require during their stay in Edinburgh. Here at the Glenallan Guest House we offer a choice of 4 rooms for guests to choose from. Room options include a family room, 2 twin rooms and1 double...
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The Thistle House
1 Kilmaurs Terrace, Edinburgh EH16 5BZOur guesthouse The Thistle House has been recently refurbished and is set in a magnificent Victorian building on the south side of Edinburgh. We offer quality accommodation at excellent prices. A wonderful fully cooked breakfast is included in the price....
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Minto Guest House
23 Minto StreetWelcome to Minto Guest House- our family-run bed and breakfast here in Edinburgh. We, the proprietors, are residents here at the Minto House and aim to offer the warmest of welcomes to your to our family home- we especially welcome families and those travelling with children. Here at the Minto Guest House we ofer a range of rooms for guests to choose from ranging from single rooms to rooms suitable for...
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The Glenrose
15 Mayfield GardensWe are a traditional guest house situated in an 18th century Georgian property located near the heart of Edinburgh City Centre Situated close to all major road and rail links, The Glenrose caters for both the business guest as also the traveller
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Piries Hotel
4-8 Coates Garden, HaymarketCheap & Budget Hotels in Edinburgh City Centrer, your home away from homein the heart of Edinburgh Our Victorian building consisting of three separate townhouses tastefully combined to provide accommodation in a warm and friendly atmosphere with a great deal of character and charm with highest standards possible. The Piries Hotel offers 3 Star accommodation and consists of 32 en-suite bedrooms and a fully licensed Residents & Non-Residents bar. All guests bedroom are non smoking. We aim to...
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Park View House Hotel
14 Hermitage Place, Leith LinksBuilt in 1860, this detached Victorian house was once an elegant family home and is situated in the heart of Scotland's capital. A mere 5 minutes from both the city centre and Leith Docks (where there are a host of cosy restaurants and wine bars to relax in) we make the perfect location for the tourist and the business traveller. Why not take the opportunity to visit the former Royal Yacht Britannia, who rests in the docks only five minutes away. The Park View affords an excellent base for...
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Ritz Hotel
14-16 Grosvenor Street, HaymarketRitz Hotel was originally built as a town house in the 1860s right on the edge of Edinburgh's historic New Town in the heart of the city. After a spell housing the Scottish Coal Board the building was converted into a boutique Hotel by Mrs Elizabeth Paterson. She worked extremely hard for almost 50 years seeing the Hotel through the good times and the bad. With an eclectic taste and an eye for detail she decorated every area in its own unique style much of which can still be seen today....
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Edinburgh House Hotel
90-92 Pilrig StreetThe majority of the city's most popular attractions including the famous Castle ,Princes Street Gardens, Hollyrood Palace ,Botanic Gardens are easily accessible. Further on its location gives a choice for evening out to Cinemas ,Theatre or to few of the best night clubs of Edinburgh in its vicinity. The Edinburgh House Hotel has 24 rooms all rooms are ensuite and is a Non-Smoking throughout. Cots available, Wi-Fi Available at an extra cost , Video/DVD Player, TV, Tea/Coffee making facilities...
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Culane House Hotel
9 Hermitage PlaceThe Culane Guest House Hotel is centrally located and is the perfect place to unwind and relax in Edinburgh. The Culane Guest House Hotel overlooks the Historic Leith Links Park where the original rules of golf were made. The Guest House is only 10 minutes journey to the City Centre by bus and within a walking distance to The Royal Yacht Britannia and The Ocean Terminal Shopping Mall. Recently, the guest house hotel has been extensively modernised and refurbished to very high standards. Our...
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Northumberland Hotel
31-33 Craigmillar Park, NewingtonThe Northumberland Hotel is a family run hotel situated only 1.7 miles from the City centre. The hotel has been recently refurbished to ensure that each guest's stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. The Northumberland is ideally located for guests to visit all that the historic city of Edinburgh has to offer. Very Close To Edinburgh University . All 22 rooms are en suite and are fully equiped with a direct dial telephone, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities and colour...
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Grosvenor Gardens
1 Grosvenor GardensThe Grosvenor Gardens Hotel offers a warm and professional welcome to both tourist and business visitors. In a city renowned for its Georgian and Victorian architecture this attractive Edinburgh Hotel provides Scottish accommodation and lodgings of the highest standard. The hotel has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere coupled with award winning standards of cleanliness and hygiene. Set in a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking an historic music school, the hotel is located within easy walking...
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Grassmarket Hotel
94-96 GrassmarketThe newly refurbished 3 * Grassmarket Hotel is the perfect choice for work and play, and is centrally located only a 10 minute walk from the Edinburgh International Conference Centre and moments from the best attractions Edinburgh has to offer. If you like to unwind after a hard day in quirky stylish surroundings, you won't be disappointed. Our designs bring a distinctive and fresh flavour to the Edinburgh hotel market whilst incorporating traditional Scottish twists, with a few surprises...
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Central Hotel
139 CowgateCentral Hotel is ideally located in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town. From this prime location in the Cowgate, it is a mere 3 minute walk to the centre of The Royal mile and many of Edinburgh's most famous landmarks. Originally built in 1621 for The Guild of Tailors, although has had many uses through its four century history, Tailors Hall Hotel was restored in 1998 to a 3* hotel now offering a modern, comfortable and enjoyable stay with access to one of Edinburgh's most infamous pubs, The...
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Bank Hotel
1 South Bridge, Royal MileThe Bank Hotel located on The Royal Mile in the heart of the city centre, offers an alternative luxury hotel experience in one of Edinburgh's most prestigious historic landmarks. The Bank Hotel pub & kitchen will be closed for full refurbishment until 11th July 2013. Apologies for any inconvenience. Hosting an intimate 9 beautiful fully refurbished bedrooms ranging from our stylish 'Mile' bedrooms to our spacious 'Royal Mile' bedrooms, our crisp and clean interiors and decor is the...
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Merith House Hotel
2-3 Hermitage Place, Leith LinksMerith House Hotel in Edinburgh overlooks the beautiful Leith Links Park (the first golf course). All rooms are en-suite with LCD TVs (over 50 channels), tea/coffee making facilities, free Wi-Fi and complimentary sit-down continental breakfast. The hotel boasts 14 en-suite bedrooms. All are comfortable and practical (room sizes vary) and are maintained daily. Front-facing rooms have lovely views over Leith Links Park where the original rules of golf were drawn up and played over five holes...
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Murrayfield Hotel
18 Corstorphine RoadLocated adjacent to Murrayfield Stadium on the West side of the city, the Murrayfield Hotel and Lodge is situated in the ideal setting to explore the city. Only a short distance from Edinburgh Zoo and Murrayfield Ice Rink you will never be short of
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Mansion Festivals- Fountainbridge
123 Fountainbridge, West TollcrossMansion Festivals- Fountainbridge is a purpose built student accommodation block, consisting of 331 bedrooms in arrangements of 4, 5 & 6-bed flats. Ideal for renting out the whole apartment or for one room lettings for leisure or business stays. Each flat has its own kitchen and living room and bathrooms to share. The 6-bed apartment has 3 double beds. The accommodation is arranged over five upper floors and can be accessed from West Tollcross where there is an entrance lobby, management...
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Cloudberry Apartment
26 Dalkeith RoadVictorian 4* two-bedroom self-catering apartment, one mile from Royal Mile/High Street and Edinburgh Castle with free WiFi throughout and car park. Sleeps 1- 4 people with the option of an extra bed for a fifth person. The ground floor apartment with it's own main door, faces Arthurs Seat and Holyrood Park and is situated across the road from The Royal Commonwealth Swimming Pool. It is walking distance to the Scottish Parliament, Holyrood Palace and Pleasance and near to restaurants and...
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Edinburgh Playhouse Apartments
81/3 Hopetoun StreetEdinburgh Playhouse Apartments, luxury 3* apartments centrally located close to all Edinburgh's attractions.
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Lady Nicolson Court
38 PotterrowLady Nicolson Court Lady Nicolson Court is ideally located next to Bristo Place. The property is situated in the Old Town and only a 5 minute walk to local bars and a short walk to Princes Street - where you'll find plenty of shops and the city's main railway station. Opened in 2008, Lady Nicolson Court offers a range of studios that sleep 1-2, fitted to a high specification and in luxurious surroundings. All studios come complete with washer dryers, microwave grill ovens, stainless steel...
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32 Carlton Road, EdinburghPanmure Court Just five minutes from the Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace, Princes Street and two minutes walk from Waverley Station. Close to the festival venues along with all the great shops, bars and restaurants of the old and New town. Panmure Court offers a range of 59 stylish studios, with fully fitted stunning kitchens, double or � beds, laminate flooring and an ensuite bathroom. You also get a flat screen TV, in-room Internet access, linen & towels are included in the price....
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Smart at IQ
69 GrovestreetThe bright and airy apartments have bare wooden floors and colourful decor. All apartments feature a cosy seating area and large work desk, and each has a private bathroom. The compact kitchens at Smart at iQ feature a microwave, refrigerator and
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46 Pilrig Street
46 Pilrig StreetAt 46 Pilrig Street we offer Bed & Breakfast in our family home, which is located about 15 minutes walk from the centre of Edinburgh. We have a large twin room and double room with en suite bathrooms and a smaller twin room with private bathroom. The rooms do not have T.Vs, but there is wifi and we have a selection of DVDs you can borrow. A delicious continental breakfast is served in the kitchen and if the weather has been kind and the season is right, this may include greengages, apples,...
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Gil Dun Guest House
9 Spence StreetWelcome to the Gil Dun Guest House, a Scottish Tourist Board Four Star Luxury Bed and Breakfast in Edinburgh. Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in Newington, the oldest district of Edinburgh, Gil Dun Guest House has been fully refurbished to a very high standard while still retaining many of its original Victorian...
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Capital West End
3 Torphichen StreetThis stylish, modern guesthouse is located just 500 metres from Princes Street in the centre of Edinburgh, a perfect location for exploring all the sights in Scotland's beautiful capital. With two bright, cosy twin rooms and a spacious six bed family room to choose from, Capital West End provides the perfect place to unwind after a day enjoying all this vibrant and exciting city has to offer. Walking distance to all major amenities including shops, bars and restaurants, Capital West End...
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Edinburgh Regency Guest House
12 Granville TerraceSet in a Victorian building, 15 minutes from the centre of the city. Ideally situated to see the sights of Edinburgh or enjoy the many clubs, pubs and restaurants of the city. Rooms here have been tastefully decorated and come with modern facilities
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Granville Guesthouse
Granville Guesthouse, 13 Granville TerraceGranville Guesthouse is a family-run guesthouse located just 15 minutes from the centre of Edinburgh. The Granville Guesthouse is located in a traditional Victorian house in a great location near to two bus routes (No.27 & No.10) which provide frequent transfers to the city centre. Here at The Granville GUesthouse we offer a range of rooms for guests to choose...
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Drumorne Guest House
82 Willowbrae RoadDrumorne Guest House is a Victorian style guest house centrally located close to both the old and new town areas of Edinburgh. We offer an affordable accommodation option just 1.5 miles from the popular Princes Street area and a short twenty minute walk from the Royal Mile- through the Holyrood Park. We offer a range of room types here at the Drumorne Guest House to suit guest needs- ranging from single rooms to twin/double rooms and even rooms suitable for...
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8 Minto Street, EdinburghBlossom Guesthouse is located just one mile from the centre of Edinburgh in the district of Newington. Located on a main bus route Blossom House enjoys a great location within weasy access of all the city's attractions while some rooms feature views of the famous Arther's Seat extinct...
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Ashdene House
23 Fountainhall RoadLocated just one mile south of the centre of Edinburgh, on a quiet leafy side street Ashdene House is a 4 star guesthouse- the ideal choice for your stay in Edinburgh. Here at Ashdene House we pride ourselves on having been awarded teh Gold Award for
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Blacket Garden Flat
46c Blacket PlaceLocated just one mile from the centre of Edinburgh Blacket Garden Flat offers a great accommodation option in a quite area of the city on a leafy avenue only two minutes from the main city bus route. Here at Blacket Garden Flat we offer a choice
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Let's Edinburgh
Dalry GaitStay with friends or family in 5* luxury for hostel prices, in Edinburgh's BEST CITY CENTRE LOCATION! Ideal location for all tourist attractions plus Edinburgh's vibrant cafe culture, nightlife and shopping streets. These TWO bedroom- TWO bathroom apartments include private parking and a fully equipped kitchen ideal for a gourmet chef. No need for public transport as you can walk everywhere from these perfectly located apartments. Whether exploring the city of relaxing in your lounge -...
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Glenfiddich Apartment
Annandale Street, Leith WalkGlenfiddich apartment is a second-floor flat located ten minutes from Waverly Station. This apartment is named after the most popular single malt Scotch whisky is the world. The apartment sleeps up to seven adults comfortably in a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, second double/twin bedroom and a third single bedroom. The living room has two leather sofas, one of which converts into a luxury sofa-bed and home entertainment systems including a television, video recorder and DVD player....
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Edinburgh Church Apartments
15/1 Caledonian RoadUnique 1800's Edinburgh Church Apartments allowing a chance to experience a piece of Scottish history. Within walking distance to all tourist attractions. Beautifully converted to a high standard self catering accommodation with all the amenities.
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Organic quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) is a light, fluffy, edible seed that feels and tastes more like a grain. Thanks to its mild, somewhat nutty and irresistible flavor, organic quinoa is an immensely popular food. But this "mother grain" is also valued for its tremendous nutritional content.
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Dried organic turkish figs are absolutely delicious.
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All natural Organic Steel Cut Oats are perfect for making that warm bowl of breakfast oatmeal.
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All natural organic raw cashew pieces. Perfect for baking, trail mixes, toppings or just snacking on. Grown without pesticides or chemicals.
These organic golden flax seeds are packed with vitamins and minerals and are particularly high in omega-3 fatty acids. To get the most health benefits out of the flax seeds we recommend grinding them.
Organic medium grain brown rice is used to make the finest organic brown rice flour.
Whole Organic white buckwheat is a nutritional powerhouse and is not only great for your health, but also a nice complement to your cereal. Oprah calls buckwheat a Super Food!
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Organic red quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) was once called "the gold of the Incas" for increasing the stamina of Incan warriors. Quinoa has a light, fluffy texture when cooked, and its mild, slightly nutty flavor makes it an alternative to rice or couscous.
Organic flax seed grown free from pesticides and chemicals. Flax seed is an extremely healthy addition to any diet.
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Organic all natural walnut pieces. Perfect for snacking, baking, and cooking.
Organic Millet is a wonderfully tasty grain. Millet is rich in B vitamins, especially niacin, B6 and folic acid, calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium, and zinc. To cook: Heat 2 parts millet to 5 parts water and boil for 30-35 minutes.
Organic black quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) was once called "the gold of the Incas" for increasing the stamina of Incan warriors. Quinoa has a light, fluffy texture when cooked, and its mild, slightly nutty flavor makes it an alternative to rice or couscous.
Hundreds of years ago, organic whole oat groats were cooked as a hot breakfast cereal. These organic groats are an oat kernel with the hull removed. Cook as a hot cereal or grind at home to make fresh oat flour.
All natural organic pistachios that are raw and in the shell. Perfect for snacking or even for your birds. Grown without pesticides or chemicals.
Organic tricolor (red, yellow, and black) was once called "the gold of the Incas" for increasing the stamina of Inca warriors. Quinoa has a light, fluffy texture when cooked, and its mild, slightly nutty flavor makes it an alternative to rice or couscous.
Also known as the "gold of the Incas", organic quinoa is the most nutritious grain.
Our organic cacao beans are a great tasting and energy boosting food. These Criollo variety beans were revered by ancient cultures as the food of the gods. Cacao may be the most concentrated source of antioxidants on the planet and cacao beans are the most potent form of cacao, since they're closest to the original source. No wonder cacao beans were once traded as currency. Crack open two or three for a concentrated burst of energy and antioxidants that will keep you going all day long.
Organic quinoa flakes (pronounced keen-wah) was once called "the gold of the Incas" for increasing the stamina of Incan warriors.
All natural organic Cannellini Beans. Cook in soups or by themselves. Makes for an extremely healthy side dish. Packed with protein and iron.
Milk Thistle Seeds truly are one of a kind. While most people are aware that Milk Thistle has strong medicinal benefits for the liver, few realize what a versatile food the seeds make. Many find the taste comparable to a cross between hemp and flax seeds. These are some of the few Milk Thistle seeds that you will find certified organic.
Organic spelt is a non-hybrid relative of our present day wheat that dates back more than 9,000 years. Spelt flour has a unique nutty flavor. It can be used in most recipes calling for wheat flour.
Organic 7 Grain Pancake and Waffle Mix is full of wholesome goodness and irresistible flavor.
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All natural organic amaranth flour. Makes a great substitute to traditional flours. Made from stone ground organic amaranth.
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Organic all natural raw pecan pieces. Grown without chemicals or pesticides. Great for baking, cooking, or just snacking.
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All natural organic sliced almonds with the skins. Perfect for baking, cooking, or snacking.
All natural raw organic cherry powder(freeze dried). We call this vitacherry because of the high anthocyanin activity in the powder. Mix in smoothies, beverages, yogurts, or use in any food.
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