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I'm guessing you probably want this instead: if ((empty($_SESSION['username']) && empty($_SESSION['password'])) && (!$HTTP_COOKIE_VARS['user_id'] && !$HTTP_COOKIE_VARS['user_password'])) { I'm assuming that you are checking to see if the user is logged in. With your code both the...

This should do it: http://dev.jimroot.com/clients/dank4000/javascriptPrompt.html (Click OK then view source)

That's a VERY insecure way of doing this. By not restricting "id" to a certain directory you are letting a user include any file that the server has access to. This is a better way of doing it: <?php if (empty($_GET['id'])) { require 'index.php'; exit; } $path =...

Some of the fonts are hard to read (too small) and I don't really care for those up/down scroll arrows. I like the quotes though :p It needs some work but for a first site its not bad :)

Who.... me? :devious2:

Thanks for the reply! Theres not a whole lot I can do about the ads. The way I look at it, if you're using the correct browser *cough* you shouldn't have any problems :classic2:

http://www.guiddb.com/ GUID search: http://www.guiddb.com/search/ Violation search: http://www.guiddb.com/search/violations.php If you play any PunkBuster enabled games, you should enjoy this site :). A little information about what the GUIDDB is can be found here...

That has the exact same problem, no more secure than the first example :shame: The correct way of doing this would be: <? define('FILES_PATH', './files/'); // The path to your included files. define('FILES_EXT', '.html'); // The extension to included files. $g_pageName =...

If the browser can read it, a person can too.

<?php define('DOMAIN_NAME', 'http://www.yourdomain.com'); if (empty($_GET['p'])) { header('Location: ' . DOMAIN_NAME . '/index.php?p=news'); exit; } $path = 'templates/' . baseName($_GET['p']); $path .= empty($_GET['s']) ? 'index.ash' : '/' . baseName($_GET['s']) . '.ash'; if...

Run xf86config and make sure everythings set up right for your video card/monitor. :classic2:

Just copy each of the directories to a disk, use setup on disk 1 to install (have to install dos first). You will have to do a search to find its hardware requirements, not sure how well it will run on a normal computer (I used vmware to run it)

Windows 1.01 Here is Windows 1.01 if anyone wants it, considering its age (and the fact that you can't buy it anymore), I don't think anyone's going to care :) http://www.thespacezone.com/misc/temp/Windows-1.01.rar

PuTTY: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html From the telnet prompt in 2k, just type open <host> (port) to connect to a server.

http://www.tweakxp.com/tweakxp/display.asp?id=282 :cool: