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At 7/17/06 09:57 PM, MediaMeltdown wrote: what do people think about the new portal?

It's pretty nice and simple. I like it :)

At 7/17/06 08:14 PM, lordofevil3 wrote: All right, thanks a lot everybody. I know Allwest has Nameservers, but what should I change them to?

Find out what the nameservers are, then go into your domain name configuration and set nameservers 1 and 2 to what Allwest tells you to. It's pretty self explanitory if you can find the information.

At 7/17/06 08:21 PM, GamesCool wrote: Excellent, excellent, excellent tutorial.
This is just what we needed!
Fantastic job.

Indeed, my reply made it sound like it was an "okay" tutorial. I really didn't mean that, because this is an excellent tutorial!

Use sessions ;)

Just set the variable...

$var = "data";

Then start the session...

session_start()

Then put the variable in the session.

$_SESSION['variable'] = $var;

Now, every page that you call on that you want the variable, start the session (don't forget to start it again, very important)...

session_start()

Then set the variable from the session.

$var = $_SESSION['variable']

Hope that helped :)

Good tutorial.

I just want to mention one thing that you didn't...

A great time to use mysql_error(), is when submitting a query. A simple "or" will give you a descriptive error of what happened if the query didn't work. Such as...

$query = mysql_query(SELECT * FROM table WHERE id = '$id') or die(mysql_error());

At 7/17/06 05:09 PM, The_FlashMaster wrote: Hmm..I don't mind print screen, but this just has to stop

No, that's not what I'm talking about. Even with a Javascript to disable spacebar (which I really don't think exists...), by simply viewing the source code, or even disabling Javascript, a person can get around that script with ease.

And I looked at piczo, and I highly doubt they support the script you would need to use.

There's really no way to stop someone from stealing your logos unless your host has .htaccess enabled. I'm guessing since you're using Javascript, that's not the case.

Also, I don't belive there's a way to disable spacebar.

At 7/17/06 03:06 PM, elbekko wrote: He just looked at his wireless conenction, not his internet speed =/

Uh...I guess so, seeing as how I didn't know there was any other type of connection...

At 7/17/06 03:20 PM, DannyIsOnFire wrote: I hate it when people arent specific...

Me too, me too. Just take a deep breath in...and let it out slow.

At 7/17/06 03:10 PM, UndercoverMod wrote: 10,000 day ban.

Wow...another mod besides AfroNinja...

And to Zendra, congrats. Your programming is really admirable, and you know what you're talking about. I don't think any of those 10,000 posts went to waste.

Well, he said he's seen the videos and rated them. I figured he meant on NG.

Does your form have the method attribute equal to "POST"?

First go here. Then go to the Flash forum for any further questions, as this is the Programming forum.

At 7/17/06 02:55 PM, blackvector wrote: Go dig it up. It had alot of things in it. It was my topic i would know...

I was actually thinking of these topics.

http://www.newground../topic.php?id=314734

http://www.newground../topic.php?id=362670

http://www.newground../topic.php?id=366724

At 7/17/06 01:46 PM, blackvector wrote: A.k.a The forum description petition.

Nah, that was just for making the description bold or something. Were you here when the sticky was discussed?

I don't think alot of people here know DarkBasic, but then again, it could just be me that doesn't know DarkBasic.

And right now I'm going wireless at 48 Mbps.

Also, I have a question for everyone.

I've recently written up a revision to my blog tutorial. It's got alot better coding and some better features. I would like to post it up for PHP: Main, but what would I do about the outdated tutorial? Any suggestions on what I should do?

YEAH BOYYY!!!!

It looks awesome, and you even fixed my tutorial's name this time :P

I support PHP: Main, also.

And, a message to everyone linking to PHP: Main, don't forget to put the page number you link to up somewhere like 9999, so it always links to the latest page.

Thanks for the nice comments :)

At 7/16/06 11:08 PM, Pilot-Doofy wrote: <noscript>
document.write('<title>Default Title Here</title>');
</noscript>

Now wait right there...wouldn't that be normal HTML inside the noscript tags?

I don't do any for money. I would be able to do some back-end programming for something...but I'd rather just leave it as a hobby, I think.

At 7/16/06 06:13 PM, _Kyle_ wrote: In my sig, click the Ikonboard link. :)

No, no, NO! I know you're trying to help...but if you read the topic, you'll see he wants to make one himself, not use another system.

Here you go. Courtesy of PHP: Main and Zendra.

At 7/16/06 05:43 PM, A17roolz wrote: Nope, didn't work :'(

I'm sorry...maybe, have you tried removing the _once from both of the require statements?

Try this?

<?php
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('vBExternal.php');
require_once('global.php');
?>

At 7/16/06 01:52 PM, blackvector wrote: Nope. Go look at his site. His domain is on a redirect. Acting like a .TK. His site is located at http://www.allwest.com/~snakeeater/.

Ah, you're right. I just saw framesets.

So tell me, topic starter, do you know what nameservers are? That can fix your problem.

This brings up a good point. Where did you buy the domain name from? Usually, you can go into your admin panel on that site and direct the domain to the nameservers of your host. Browse around Allwest to see if they support nameservers.

At 7/15/06 11:42 PM, taylorwilsdon wrote:

At 7/15/06 09:07 PM, TheDrunkMonkey wrote: Out of interest, what does ADM stand for?

There are different interpertations, but it stands for Advanced Data Management.

A Delicious Muffin! :)

You removed the doc directory? I think that might be your problem...I've never removed it before.

I think you're gonna need some more knowledge of PHP before you start coding a forum.

However, if you think you're ready to start, PHP: Main has a bunch of useful tutorials that you can put together to make a forum. That is, combined with a basic knowledge of PHP and MySQL. Just take a look at what a forum has, then take a look at what PHP: Main has. There's alot more than you would figure.