This will be awesome.

What a significant person, josh bend is...

At 8/23/05 03:29 PM, ninojoj wrote: the diferent is only in program(eg. how it change sintax etc).

And building the programs.

Like omg HTML isn't programming. ;)

It's pernounced how it's spelled.

There's nothing wrong with that buddy.

What does drinking a lot of beer have to do with NG? I mean I guess you could make just as high quality flash when you're drunk as when you're not drunk, but I thought NG was only a web site, and not a... I dunno.

Is your school a jail?

Guess the password.

At 8/19/05 06:04 PM, TheDrunkMonkey wrote: You ever heard of Delphi?

Yeah, I've heard of Delphi and Pascal... what's your point?

There's no porn on your site, Pilot-doofy. I used to do that to get on the top of the fan-net too. Then I realized, meh, I don't want the majority of incoming traffic on my site to be porn-wanters. :P

And it's not called theft... to save an image that you already were allowed to download. Lol.

Not possible. If you don't want people saving your images, don't display them.

At 8/19/05 10:12 PM, Sinnernaut wrote: Notepad = useless. Whoever thought of using notepad for a development tool was brilliant: he accomplished the task of making anybody who followed his example someone to be laughed at.

I was actually being sarcastic. I would have probably given him a better recommendation if he had done more research on the question he was asking. heh.

I mean $_POST ... and on the second page.

So when you do <?php print_r($_GET)?> it only displays two variables? I doubt it.

That's pretty cool. Now I wanna see someone host you with Plesk, for free.

You can script in any program that has a text editor area with a save feature. Notepad works if you have Windows.

Ah, so like Basic but... less useless, perhaps?

But why??

At 8/19/05 05:16 PM, Afro_Ninja wrote: so what's quicker? using a select * and counting the rows, or using a select count(*) and reading the result?

<?php
$sql = "SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `value`='value'";
$query = mysql_query($sql);
$num = mysql_num_rows($query);
?>

That seems to be quickest in my opinion.

So you want to update a textarea to contain everything it already contains plus another string...

Check this out: http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/cms.html

Pascal is an active programming language?

At 8/19/05 05:09 PM, spimoley wrote: gwgaming has a great site

Cpanel

cPanel? For free? Fuck.

If you're looking to run a web site on a free host, then you probably only need about a month or two of skill to design your own complete site. So start learning HTML.

At 8/19/05 05:07 PM, PillowBiter wrote: I would suggest that you just run apache locally though =\

Lol, not if he's on dial up. Or DSL or Cable. Lol. If he's on a T3, which he isn't, unless he's on some sort of campus, then I'd recommend running Apache locally. But fuck that idea.

I bet all of them put ads on your site... which ever one has the least annoying ads is the best. Who cares how much space or bandwidth each of them offer, it's too shitty to worry about. Just which ever has the least noticable/annoying ads.

He prolly wants a server to host a Shoutcast server or something... for free. There is a way to get this for free, make friends with someone who has access to a server with a decent amount of RAM and a fast connection.

At 8/19/05 04:53 PM, Inglor wrote: can't you either:

keep a variable?
use a counter and run untill !mysql_fetch_array ?

Uses more code to do that and more memory probably.

Here's two ways I do it.

<?php
$sql = "SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `value`='value'";
$query = mysql_query($sql);
$num = mysql_num_rows($query);
print $num;
// and afterwards you can do a mysql_fetch_array if you want.

// and a different way:

$sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM `table` WHERE `value`='value'";
$query = mysql_query($sql);
$num = mysql_result($query, 0, 0);
print $num;
?>

PHP is a server-side language, you cannot see anyone's PHP unless you have access to the server. Your function probably isn't working because you're typing the location of the file by the URL? eh? just type of the path to the file on your server.