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http://www.mysql.com/doc
http://www.php.net/manual
If you don't know any PHP or MySQL I suggest you let someone else do it because it isn't *that* easy, you need to know both basic PHP and MySQL. :)
Yes, there's probably lots of scripts in PHP which have a function like this but probably not a stand-alone script.
However this isn't that hard, you just need to generate a random-number and use the function mail() in PHP. I've done this with a shoppingsite myself just a couple of days ago...
Well, then this isn't very hard. You need a *SQL-database with all information in it and a PHP-script which makes a complex query out of that stuff submitted from the user. The hard part will probably be to get a good tablestructure and get all the info to the database.
This depend on if you have all the information in a database or are going to steal it. ;-)
If you have everything in a SQL-or-simliar database it isn't that hard, some PHP would do. However if you're going to steal the info from some other site stuff can become harder.
I've never made any...
You should be aware of a security hole in your script, if you PM I could tell you.
And about the code:
exec("/ping -n $count $host", $list);
What about removing the "/"?
These kind of ads were used on serveral swedish newssites when Windows XP was released. Personally, I think it's a rather good way, however I think it should be used only on the first page of a website, before the user enters the site and the logo of the site should be visible in a corner of the...
You need a wildcard for subdomains in your DNS-server, some ISPs give you this, some doesn't. For example, you can have *.mydomain.com go to the same page as www.mydomain.com then a CGI-script can check what URL the user wrote and after that forward the user to that specific page.
I can't tell if there's a script, however you should try http://www.php.net/links.php
A script like that isn't the hardest thing to do however it may take some time, if you can't find one and are willing to pay I can make one for you.
Re: Hey
I don't understand your line of reasoning, why would it become more professional with more domains?
The most professional as of today probably is a dotcom, however if you can't afford it whatever.it seem to be a decent alternative.
Jome
I think you should take a look here:
http://php.resourceindex.com/Complete_Scripts/Games/
I don't know what you're looking for and have not been programming a game myself, seems pointless when there's cool games like Counter-Strike :P
jome
You could make it a hard way, generate a big random number and than make the script ignore a submission of an already handled number.. this may not be a great sollution, but it's a possible one tho.
Jome
Hello,
you should use if-statements. Like this:
<?
if ($QUERY_STRING == "services") {
?>
<HTML>
This is my services page!
</HTML>
<?
} elseif ($QUERY_STRING == "contact") {
?>
This is my contact page!
<?
}
?>
..and so on.
Thanks, but the correct term would be welcome back I guess, I was here two years ago when you had the old forums.. :>
Yes I believe there is one other than TD, though it's only available for companys and it's not as flexible as TradeDoubler. I think the name is dayrates or something like...