Gary King

No life, for sure.. :p

I suggest creating a new Firefox profile. [url]http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/profile#new[/url]

If you want to take the easy course, learn PHP. First of all, it is open source, and it is much more widely used than ASP, so you will be able to easily find help if needed. There are also a ton of scripts already written in PHP, and PHP …

I highly suggest phpBB as well :) Very easy to use and very useful.

I would suggest looking for one at [url]www.vbulletin.org[/url] instead since they have mods that specifically tailor to vBulletin. Try asking in their Modification Support forums as well :)

Wow. Well, you'll need to know all the details about how your system is setup, like the database layout, and if files need to be modified during the install. Normally the installation (install.php) file will just run some database commands; you could try exporting your current database (without the data …

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Erm are there any screenshots that I could see?

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Use something like this: (or modify to use an array) [php]$items = mysql_query("SELECT name FROM items"); while ($item = mysql_fetch_array($items)) { $output .= $item . " "; } print $output;[/php] Tada :)

Any host that charges you for MySQL is almost most certainly ripping you off. About 95% of the hosts that I see support MySQL by default. And, I'm glad to help you here :) Because, guess what? MySQL is FREE and OPEN SOURCE :eek: :D :) Meaning that actually, the …

You need to show us the relevant lines.

Searchable database eh? Well, first off you need to make the layout for your table. Make a table, something like 'cards' and then you need to figure out which columns you'll need (you can add and remove them later.) For instance, columns could be something like: id (this is essential …

Sure, post the code. It'd help.

yes, check that; otherwise, just use header() function to redirect to desired page

Do you have phpMyAdmin installed? If not, then INSTALL IT. It's the best way to work with MySQL for dummies (even experts use it, very easy to use.) I'm sure you already have it installed on your webhost, though. Then just import the file in phpMyAdmin.

What do you mean convert a font to another? Have you seen a website that can do this so you can give an example?

what program are you making?

phpnuke is a php portal: [url]http://phpnuke.org/[/url]

If you're using javascript, then this would better belong in a javascript forum, I assume; *moving*

Also if you need additionnal help, I suggest searching the [url]www.phpbb.com[/url] support forums - lots of people have had the same problems you have had in the past :D

I would suggest using <input type="hidden" name="AccID" value="$AccID"> in your forms so that the data is continuously passed from one form to the next.

Yep, and then the update will take place before the new data is outputted.

Have you installed a web server like Apache yet? You need one to be able to translate your code using the PHP engine. The PHP engine doesn't directly translates your code; but instead it goes through a web server such as Apache (free) - find it on Google :)

What is the filename of the page that I see here: [url]http://www.exoticpublishing.com/[/url] I checked but it is not an index.php or index.php3 Also, I suspect that the include(); files are missing because the paths are different. Check the include(); functions in the file to make sure they are pointing to …

click in my sig :D

They haven't had any development in over a year, though.

So the form adds the slashes for you? Well that's how it's supposed to be I believe, otherwise it would mess up with the " quotes around the entire thing :) What you do is use this function: stripslashes(); to strip the slashes from the string. Also, to allow people …

I'm sure phpBB has comprehensive walkthroughs? If not I'm sure their community can also help a lot :)

This is a very old thread, no point in replying 11 months later :(

yep, very big news across PHP land. it especially makes forums such as phpBB, vBulletin, Invision, etc. vulnerable to attacks because of the loads of info ; or that might be the other vulnerability? :(

Give us the few lines before 26 as well. Also, nice to see you using my tutorial and putting it to good use :p :D

Same server as the vBulletin.org channel, for those vBulletin fanatics such as me :) :p

[QUOTE=Faranth]Takes alot of time and effort to port correctly[/QUOTE] Not ALWAYS; anyways I offer services to port vB 2 skins to vB 3, PM me if interested :D

Um, when you say the list is shown as: [quote]1 2 < -- seems to insert after this. 5 4 3[/quote]Do you mean this is what you see in phpMyAdmin? If so, then that is technically how MySQL works, normally; the data can come in any random order (but I'm …

[B]DELETE[/b] this message? Are you mad? :D Why would we ever do that - this is an awesome thing you guys are doing :) I'm glad to see more options for PHP Editors (as long as they aren't completely horrendeus that is :)) Anyways, what language did you write the …

PHP is much faster than slow as heck Perl. Perl must run in /cgi-bin/ folder I believe. PHP has much, MUCH better integration with the other free, open source database, MySQL. PHP + MySQL are like buddies - when you think of one, you immediately think of the other. Also, …

Do you use the reputation system on these forums? I think we should use them more often :) And it should be more widely promoted, as in making it more obvious in posts and such.

It's dynamic, meaning it changes websites based on certain events and data, which makes for a more interesting and more dynamic website, than a website that is written in pure HTML and so it completely static and never changes unless manually changed (which is done much less than updating a …

My nvidia geforce fx 5200 was new when I bought it (I had a geforce mx 440 before that, which SUCKED) and now my current card sucks as well :( Goes to show that you'll never have the latest and greatest :)

You could also just try running your code on PHP4 and then fixing all the errors; generally that's easier for me to do since I know what works and what doesn't instead of fixing things that aren't broke ;) [quote]If it ain't broke, don't fix it![/quote]

Jackie Chan hasn't been doing good in his latest movies; IMO his good most recent movie was Rush Hour 2.

Please show a screenshot - a picture is worth a thousand words.

[url]http://www.altavista.com/[/url] works for me - do you get a 404 error?

I believe that being a 'colleague' is a special status and is only given to you if you know Dani (founder of TT) very well; as you can see, there is only about 10 or so people who have this special status.

To turn off notices, you should set error_reporting() to something else; check [url]www.php.net/error_reporting[/url] for more info :) Your level is probably way too low; you should NEVER see Notice messages, they are only if you really want to debug things but about literally 95% of the time, notices are worthless.

Yes that would be best :)

I install all my WAMP on C: drive so that shouldn't be a problem :(

Is the hosting site already supporting PHP, or is it a dedicated server and you are trying to install PHP yourself remotely? :eek: