At 7/28/09 09:48 AM, Momo-the-Monkey wrote:

At 7/28/09 01:25 AM, eWhabs wrote: Damn, you guys haven't made it to page 666 yet :(

It's not like you've helped out to get there. :p

lol, well, I have a life :D

Seriously, I might come more often when I get back from vacation!

Damn, you guys haven't made it to page 666 yet :(

At 2/4/08 10:13 PM, eWhabs wrote: In abc.php, you would put:

<?
include("xyz.php")
echo coolFunction();
?>

Simple as that!

Woops... Forgot the semicolon after the first line :P

In abc.php, you would put:

<?
include("xyz.php")
echo coolFunction();
?>

Simple as that!

At 1/16/08 08:40 PM, TheRyoku wrote: Anyone near Atlanta, GA? SNOW DAY TOMORROW! Woot, it's been like, 5 years since I've seen snow, so happy :)

Thank god for no school :)

Haha, I've already missed school twice because of the snow, and that was even before Christmas :P

There is a HUGE difference between PHP and SQL... You can't even compare them!

PHP is a server-side language. What that means is, the PHP code you write is processed on the server itself. The output the client gets is only HTML. You can check out wikipedia if you don't understand (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server-sid e_scripting).

SQL is simply a database language used to manage and retrieve data from databases. You can use it with other languages, including PHP, to interact with the database. It's pretty much useless to know SQL if you don't know a language like PHP with which you can use SQL.

And to learn PHP, I started on w3schools, but since you say it didn't help you, I'm gonna introduce to my friend Google. And since I'm so nice, I'm even gonna type 2 simple words for you. "Php Tutorial". Here you go http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&pwst=1 &sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q =php+tutorial&spell=1

<3

it looks pretty nice, but a bit empty. First of all, you might want to add a hover effect to the naviguation buttons. Rounded corners would also look nice. The worse part is the body, which is way too empty. You should add content boxes for the news and other parts, add something to delimitate the two columns and the footer.

Other than that, it's pretty good. If you work a bit more on it, you could do something pretty neat :)

Happy new year people!!!

Hey guys!

Just wanted to say merry Christmas ( a bit late!) :P

At 10/26/07 01:40 PM, smulse wrote: Hi boys, girls and CitricSquid.
I'm back <3

Weeeee!

'sup?

At 10/24/07 09:11 PM, everyoneloves345 wrote: Okay Elbekko you suck and you have good taste of humor.

Okay you are a fucking noob who has absolutely no programming knowledge and shouldn't be posting useless shit in topics where people ask help.

To the topic poster : As a first programming language, I learned Python. It is a pretty easy to grasp language and it teaches you the basic. If you want to go further with it there is still lots of possible.

At 10/22/07 05:07 PM, LilMain wrote: Why not just use an emulator for the PS2??

Why not just use a TV screen??

At 10/22/07 03:02 PM, everyoneloves345 wrote: you got a tip for me than to act more mature?

Just act mature! If you truly WERE 17, you wouldn't even have to ask that fucking question.

At 10/13/07 12:41 PM, atomic-noodle wrote:

At 10/13/07 11:56 AM, eWhabs wrote: Blargh. I am a zombie. Fear me.

I said, fear me, fuck!

Random much?

Darn, you just ruined my pestacular comebackz.

Blargh. I am a zombie. Fear me.

I said, fear me, fuck!

At 10/4/07 04:55 PM, Cinjection wrote: Toronto lost their first game :(

Haha and the Canadiens won!!! Loser!!!

First hockey game tonight... Can't wait :D

At 10/1/07 08:58 PM, Silent221 wrote: Ok well I am currently learning HTML and CSS and I want to know some good tutorials/eBooks etc.
If you need more info on what I want to learn PM me and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

-Silent221

http://w3schools.com

At 10/1/07 05:57 PM, Cinjection wrote:

At 10/1/07 05:50 PM, eWhabs wrote: Well, hello everybody!

Whabs has a vagina.

Hey, I told you not to tell! I'm gonna kill you now.

Well, hello everybody!

Urh.... Python?

print "Yahoo this is awesome!"

<table>
<tr>
<td>Home</td>
<td>News</td>
</tr>
</table>

Not that complicated at all.

At 8/30/07 01:12 AM, RageOfOrder wrote: lol, I just told someone else how in a thread. It's easy.

Got windows drivers for it? Great.
Step 1: Install ndiswrapper
( On gentoo it's as easy as "emerge ndiswrapper" )
then just do the following commands

sudo ndiswrapper -i /path/to/driver/name.inf
sudo ndiswrapper -m

You've just installed your drivers.
Now type

sudo echo ndiswrapper >> /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6

Now it will load ndiswrapper on startup.
Now type
iwconfig

You should see your wireless adapter and be able to use it now.
( I use "dhcpcd wlan0" to connect, but you probably have some fancy GUI app to do it for you)

Dude, I'm not such of a noob. I already know that. The problem is, on Fedora Core, it says the kernel headers are missing and I can't install them since I can't connect to the internet, and I can't be arsed to download them on my usb drive. On ubuntu, I follow the tutorial that's in the help document and it gives no error but wlan0 doesn't appear when I type "iwconfig". I've been told it worked fine on mandriva so I'll try that.

At 8/29/07 10:04 PM, Cinjection wrote: Be sure to check out C++:Main for a lot of good tutorials for C++.

Be sure to log in to MSN before I kick your butt.

At 8/29/07 08:47 PM, eWhabs wrote: HELLO PEOPLE.

Wait, I pressed enter and it submitted :| I had some other interesting stuff to say.

So, i still can't get my netwg111 wireless adapter (or whatever it's called) to work on neither fedora core 6 or ubuntu. I've been told it works on mandriva so I guess I'll try that next time I'm at my dad's.

BTW, starting school in...5 days :(

HELLO PEOPLE.

At 8/23/07 10:00 PM, redcodefinal wrote: If you go to Portableapps You can load up xampp on a flash drive.

I installed the normal version of xampp on my flash drive and it works fine. I used it just 5 minutes ago.

At 8/23/07 05:43 PM, thecoshman wrote: if you are just wanting to have a test server to practice with. then easyPHP is awsome for that. one install, and you can test PHP on your computer, easy as apple pie... some how

Well, he said he wanted to help his friend set up a website, wich most likely means he's gonna host it on his own computer.

AceAnimation : There might be one problem though. If you do in fact want to host your friend's site on your computer, there might be a problem with your ISP as some of them don't allow you to host sites on your computer. You can either check their TOS or contact them, because I don't thing you would like them to block your internet.

At 8/23/07 05:26 PM, Seachmall wrote: No, its not a template, its a custom built site for a store in town. They need someone to do a site for a store and my dad mentioned me to them.

There current site cost them E250 ($400?). No content managment, no form plus they have to pay to update it!

I have a basic layout and flash intro done and I'm working on the CMS. I'm still curious about pricing. I was thinking of trading for a digital camcorder. If theres no money involved everything seems sweeter (from there perspective anyway).

Well, if their actual website costs them 250£, you might want to take advantage of it and ask for something like 300-350£, at least :)

At 8/23/07 05:13 PM, AceAnimation wrote: Thx a mil, I am trying to help some friends of mine start a site, but we don't have any programmers, hopefully now I can do more than make logos!

If you want that website to be accessible to other persons though, you will have to download a program like no-ip. It's pretty easy to use.

http://www.no-ip.com/