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Re: How to show visa info based on country selection in a travel form? 4 Days Ago by Dani I have moved your post into the web development forum instead of the advertising/marketing forum where it was and tagged it appropriately. Can you please provide the Javascript code as well as PHP code that is buggy so that we can help diagnose this for you. For example, if the JSON response is empty, it is most likely because of a bug in the … I’m trying to set up remote access using DDNS (No-IP) on my home net 1 Week Ago by gowtham_6 DDNS is configured correctly and the hostname works locally, but I can’t access it from outside my network. Remote management is enabled and set to port 80. Any idea what I might be missing? Re: I’m trying to set up remote access using DDNS (No-IP) on my home net 1 Week Ago by trcooke You're a little thin on details about "my network" but for the purposes of this discussion I'm going to assume you are talking about a typical home network comprising of a Router and a bunch of devices connected to it. Let's think about the network route required to get from one computer on your network to another, and this is what I … Re: I’m trying to set up remote access using DDNS (No-IP) on my home net 1 Week Ago by rproffitt Many if not most ISPs block port 80. More at https://www.google.com/search?&q=port+80+inbound+blocked+by+ISP This has been my finding for over a decade. Re: I’m trying to set up remote access using DDNS (No-IP) on my home net 1 Week Ago by Dani My experience is that AT&T fiber for residential use does allow servers and does not block ports. I used to have Verizon FiOS which, also, did not block ports, but that was a business account and so under different rules. Spectrum and Optimum Online business accounts also didn’t block, but I paid an extra $10/month for a static IP back then as … Re: I’m trying to set up remote access using DDNS (No-IP) on my home net 1 Week Ago by trcooke Did any of our suggestions help you? Re: Securing Customer Data: An Essential Cybersecurity Handbook 2 Weeks Ago by graceweb Hey Bam_391, Thanks for putting this together, really thorough breakdown. I think your point about regular employee training is especially important. Even with the best technical safeguards, a single phishing click can cause major issues. Curious if you have any thoughts on balancing strict access controls with usability, especially in smaller … Re: Theory on the VPN 2 Weeks Ago by Liam91 Sounds like you're diving deep into how tunneling apps work! These apps often use VPN-like methods to route traffic through servers, sometimes exploiting free access points. Configs like .hat may include encryption keys or payload setups. Keep exploring... lots to learn! Re: How to enable gpedit on Windows 10 & 11 2 Weeks Ago by AIO_803 Enabling **gpedit.msc** on Windows 10 or 11 (especially Home editions) is useful for gaining more control over system settings. While it’s not officially included in Home versions, there are workarounds—though users should proceed carefully to avoid system issues. Re: How secure is Github? 2 Weeks Ago by kearawill GitHub is generally very secure for hosting code, especially with features like 2FA, security alerts, and private repositories. However, like any platform, it's only as secure as how you use it. I’d never recommend storing sensitive information like passwords, private keys, or database credentials—even with .gitignore. Instead, use environment … Re: Delete unused MySQL indexes 3 Weeks Ago by toneewa Your data wouldn't be accurate and incomplete, if either one of the performance schemas were off. event_waits_current was off, so MySQL didn't store the data (e.g., collect wait event data in detail), which can create incomplete or missing information about index usage like table I/O waits, index access details, event metadata, or timing and … Re: sharepoint policy management software 3 Weeks Ago by Dani We used to use Sharepoint way back in the day when DaniWeb had one of those Microsoft subscriptions that gave you access to all license keys. I forget what it used to be called but they don't have it anymore and haven't for many years, as far as I know. Edit: ChatGPT reminded me that it was called a TechNet Subscription. Re: Malwarebytes difficulties 3 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim >Abnormal in what way? I would imagine high CPU, disk access, or memory usage. Although high disk usage is expected when actively scanning. If you want to use Malwarebytes, make sure you download it only from the official site. There are hacked versions on other sites that contain nasty things. Re: How to connect to the Pinterest API using PHP? 1 Week Ago by geekinformatic Hey! If you're using the CakePHP framework, you can connect to the Pinterest API with cURL and OAuth integration. Just follow Pinterest’s API docs for endpoints and token handling. Re: Android Native - How To Request Notification Permissions 2 Weeks Ago by Erussuhsh Hi I'm new android app development can you teach me Re: How much anonymity does a VPN really provide? 2 Weeks Ago by TurisVPN A VPN helps hide your IP and encrypt your internet, so others (like your ISP) can’t see what you do online. But it doesn’t make you totally anonymous. The VPN company can still see your traffic (if they keep logs). Websites can track you with cookies, and if you log in with your real info, they know who you are. So, a VPN is good for privacy … Re: How much anonymity does a VPN really provide? 2 Weeks Ago by Liam91 A VPN is a tool that keeps your internet connection safe and private. It stops others from seeing what you do online. But a VPN doesn’t make you completely anonymous. To pick a good VPN, check: -How you pay (Bitcoin is more private than a credit card) -If they keep records of your activity (best if they don’t) -If they share IP addresses … Re: Segmentation Fault in C++ Program – Need Debugging 2 Months Ago by Dani You’re creating an array of 5 integers and then trying to access the 11th integer in the array (assuming the indexes start at 0). You’re getting an out of bounds error because you’re trying to access an array element that doesn’t exist. You can access arr[0] up through arr[4]. Segmentation Fault in C++ Program – Need Debugging 2 Months Ago by YashSmith I’m getting a segmentation fault in my C++ program when trying to access an array element. Here’s my code: #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int arr[5]; cout << arr[10]; // Accessing out-of-bounds index return 0; } How can I prevent this memory access issue? Re: Segmentation Fault in C++ Program – Need Debugging 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim Don't try to access past the end of the array. Database Connection Failing in MySQL – Need to Hire Developers in the USA 2 Months Ago by YashSmith I'm facing a database connection error in my MySQL-based application. The credentials are correct, but I keep getting: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'admin'@'localhost' Is it a privilege issue, host misconfiguration, or MySQL version mismatch? Seeking expert developers in the USA to resolve and optimize the database … Null Pointer Exception in Java Application – Need Fixing 2 Months Ago by YashSmith My Java application crashes with a NullPointerException when trying to access an object property. Here's the problematic code: public class Test { public static void main(String[] args) { String text = null; System.out.println(text.length()); // NullPointerException here }… Evaluating OpenAI GPT 4.1 for Text Summarization and Classification Tasks 1 Month Ago by usmanmalik57 On April 14, 2025, OpenAI released [GPT-4.1](https://openai.com/index/gpt-4-1/) — a model touted as the new state-of-the-art, outperforming GPT-4o on all major benchmarks. As always, I like to evaluate new LLMs on simple tasks like text classification and summarization to see how they compare with current leading models. In this article, I will… Integrating OpenAI Web Search API in LangGraph 4 Weeks Ago by usmanmalik57 Large language models are trained on a fixed corpus, and their knowledge is often limited by the documents they are trained on. Techniques like retrieval augmented generation, continuous pre-training, and fine-tuning enhance an LLM's default knowledge. However, these techniques can still not enable an LLM to answer queries that require web … Re: How secure is Github? 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim I don't trust any online service to store my information, sensitive or otherwise, other than whatever password I use to access a particular site. And I assume (mistake, probably) that they keep only the encrypted copy of the password. I saw an ad a while back (I think it was on Ask Woody) for a service that offered to keep all your financial … Re: Are SaaS & Cloud Computing Interchangeable Terms? 2 Months Ago by peol Cloud computing and SaaS (Software as a Service) are not interchangeable terms. Cloud computing includes IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS services that provide computing resources over the Internet. Essentially, SaaS is a subset of cloud computing where users access software applications online without managing infrastructure. Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 2 Months Ago by Dani > Is your example valid? Yes, if you stretch a fringe and long-shot possibility into an opinion. My post was based on my own use case, which is the only data that I have access to. > What percentage of websites/web apps use SXG? DaniWeb uses SXG. > Of those, what percentage of the indexed pages by Google are actually cached by… Re: Looking for Apple Developer enterprise account 2 Months Ago by Dani I highly doubt anyone here would be able to sell or license to you access to their Apple developer enterprise account (mostly because it would violate their own agreement with Apple), but out of curiosity, why do you need it? The program is designed for specific use cases in which large organizations need to distribute their proprietary app … Re: How secure is Github? 2 Months Ago by rproffitt Given the state of affairs in the USA, any security we thought we had is gone. DOGE is gaining access by force now. Do we really need this conversation? Re: How secure is Github? 2 Months Ago by Salem TBH, if it's "just me", then password protected tarballs of your `.git` directory, uploaded to one of the more trustworthy sites might be an option. I wouldn't touch google/onedrive with a barge-pole. Dropbox maybe at a pinch. Personally, I use https://mega.io/ If your DW hosting provider gives you access to filespace outside of the…