http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flash satay/

the loading and codebase problems are discussed at the end.

are you sure the old php SO was overwritten? if it purposefully wasn't and instead another one was made, was the php CLI executable overwritten so it's now using the new one?

as for Apache, make sure you made it load the correct SO file. Use php's phpinfo() function or somesuch from a page served by apache to check what version it's using.

To avoid confusion you may with to manually purge the php installation and make install it again.

wahahahahaha!

gah, ninja'd.

At 10/22/06 08:58 AM, Ninja-chicken wrote: yea I looked at the w3schools tutorial for it. It's appauling. Could you tell me some syntax or link me to a half decent tutorial?

i linked the MDC tutorial, hopefully it'll help.

At 10/22/06 08:49 AM, Ninja-chicken wrote: want to edit an XML document without reloading the page. I'm assuming javascript is the only way im gonna be able to do this.

What you want to do is write a php script that updates the XML files using the DOM functions, which is connected to by AJAX.

You'll need to use the dom functions.

At 10/16/06 02:11 PM, windymager wrote: I generally use borland compilers, witch had on dos.h a function called sleep() and other called delay(), witch both "waited" some seconds/milliseconds.

Where are these functions on Dev-cpp?

Dev-C++ is an IDE, not a compiler.

At 10/13/06 11:32 AM, Altarus wrote: kill and killall would require knowing which process is mine. This is something that I do not know. What I know is the port number that it uses.

do "netstat -pa"
find the process ID hogging the port and kill it.

At 10/15/06 05:01 AM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: If you can use !Important to overule the users CSS prefrences, why dont all stylesheets do that ?

more importantly it's used in user CSS to override other CSS AFAIK.
then there's the fact that IE < 7 doesn't support it.

At 10/6/06 06:48 PM, Jessii wrote: i wouldn't block IE users from the site because that can really hurt you. instead, you should run your code through the w3schools.com checker and it'll tell you exactly why your site doesn't look right. the only reason your site won't look right is because your code is bad and you need to clean it up.

haha, no. read this. in a standards-compliant browser and in ie.

At 10/5/06 12:14 PM, Smulse wrote: I'll do you one for $200 w/ layout (CSS & HTML layout) if you like? Secure PHP & SQL using MD5. PM or e-mail me if you're interested.

MD5 is broken, you shouldn't really use it.

At 9/30/06 02:09 PM, Zen1th wrote: Say the table with the letter A contains over 1m entries, then divide that one in a table for aa-ak and al-az, that way you'd get about 35 tables (wild guess). Now 35 tables is quite doable and a lot more doable then just a few tables with over a milion entries.

you realise that hashes are case sensitive? and what if someone sticks a bunch of japanese characters in it, hmm?

At 9/30/06 11:29 AM, Pilot-Doofy wrote: Any solutions?

hmm. store hashes for each hashing method in a separate table?

also subset those into starting with tables as zenith said, though for each character could be somewhat overkill - plus it would be a nightmare supporting non-ascii characters, to perhaps a-n, o-z and special [character] tables would do? so

hashes_sha512_a-n

hashes_md5_special

etc?

At 9/20/06 06:53 PM, Nifel wrote: The command window is most likely immediately exiting after the program has run, it's a stupid thing Dev-C++ does.

wtf? if his program doesn't have a command to make it wait when it finishes, why should it? also, it has nothing to do with the compiler - which isn't dev-C++ anyway, dev-C++ is the IDE. the compiler is MinGW.

may i point out the difference between:

Disassembling: turning machine code back into the assembler it was assembled from. 0x41 showed an example of this.

Decompiling: turning machine/assembly code into a guessed approximation of the original source code (variable names etc will not be intact, no.) i believe this is what was originally meant by "Reverse engineering".

now cut out the arguing.

Php Quiz
20/20

XHTML Quiz
20/20

HTML Quiz
19/20 (oops, silleh me)

Javascript Quiz
20/20

CSS quiz
15/20 =(

XML quiz
16/20 argh

...heh. there you go.

At 9/26/06 07:49 AM, DFox wrote: I got the MySQL in PHP 5 one wrong because it was a crap question because it can be configured differently.

wtf? the question was about the default was it not?

At 9/26/06 04:02 PM, Pilot-Doofy wrote: Question 2 on the PHP quiz is a non-answerable question. You can use php with <script> tags and <?php ?> tags, wtf. I can't believe W3 is this stupid.

i'm pretty sure using php within <script> tags is non-standard...

At 9/25/06 02:13 PM, SexOnStreet wrote: code

that works perfectly well.

<?php
class something
{
var $value;
function something ($somevalue = false)
{
$this->value = $somevalue;
}
}
$something = new something(true);
var_dump($something->value);
?>

output: bool(true)

:/

It goes in the body.

I'd be happy to help. If you want, pm me and i'll pm you my contact details so we can talk =)

At 9/16/06 07:20 PM, CyberLemming wrote: RewriteRule ^(.*)\.html\?(.*)$ page.php?page=$1&$2

oh, and i just thought, the other rule would need to be used after that for paramless gets to work too...

At 9/16/06 04:56 PM, SexOnStreet wrote: Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*)\.html$ page.php?page=$1

...
don't you need to account for GET params in that? so

RewriteRule ^(.*)\.html\?(.*)$ page.php?page=$1&$2

or something? (untested)

are you sure it's been added to the index?

you need to use quotes surrounding an argument with a space in it to stop it from being interpreted as two seperate arguments. so:

copy "C:\Program Files"

At 9/4/06 06:03 PM, TCStyle wrote: Lol my bad. I just never noticed it there before. No, I didn't look around becuase I can't access it.

even with the root account? that's strange..

At 9/4/06 05:08 PM, taylorwilsdon wrote: Good lord, its like a hurricane Catrina of idiots.

haha that made my day ^^

Katrina btw :P

haha, did you actually have a look inside it? it's a core mysql db ^^

unset($array['key'])

1) why do you want to do that
2) ip address is in the tcp header not the http header?

At 9/1/06 12:53 AM, KurtGodel wrote: *has ram problems*

heh, well it was never really a problem for me...
how much RAM do you have?

At 8/30/06 04:27 PM, CyberLemming wrote: how do you expect the image to be a valid image if there's an HTML header stuck in front of it? you need to move the include so it's only included if &image != 'yes'

not to mention you're not sending the correct content-type headers. text/html is just that. you need to send the type defined in the database.