so this is a rather complex issue, or at least i think it is, that might be solved through a rather simple solution.

so my school gives me an awesome web space for free on their server.  the problem is its only 5 megs.  that makes it pretty useless for doing much with it.  so i had the brilliant idea that if i was able to setup an httpd on my computer thats accessible to the intranet, that i should be able to take the httpd setup on my web space (which is a network drive that i map to).

so i setup iis on my computer, and got it all working, then did a nice little include script (like literally 3 lines...)  that includes my local ip, which is then put up externally.  

the result:
personal-pages.kenyon.edu/~rantza/test0rz.php

so it obviously is possible.  my only problem is that im not exactly sure how to make anything link to intranet files.  in theory you could have the php script redo the request to request it from my computer and then route it out through the external httpd, but im at a loss on how to actually accomplish this.  it would be REALLY useful if someone could help me come up with a method that would automatically change all links inside a certain folder (say if its inside personal-pages.kenyon.edu/~rantza/intranet/ then its automatically changed to requesting from the intranet httpd) as opposed to having me manually do it for all links.

any ideas? pretty please? ill be your friend forever... and you can leech my mp3s if you want

ive never had a chance to use forms until just recently, but i was wondering if someone knew what can be set in css for forms, and what the commands are?