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say what's going wrong :rolleyes: might help

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It's a security hole in IE5 or 5.5

?username=something&unlock=somethingelse with an 'unlock' code or just email them a random password that they can then change. the cookie sounds insecure to me plus never put a raw password in a cookie always encrypt it

$myvar = "Hello World!"; for ($i=0; $i<10; $i++) { echo "$myvar<br>"; } looks nicer :)

to get the HTML produced by php use http://..... to read the info (so the serve gives you the output. If you use dir/file you just get the unparsed code.

I hate the way all these arguments end up harping on about economics and seem to inevitably miss any issues of quality of life. I don't care how rich I am what's the use of it if I can't have a reefer?? The US seems to be the only country still trying to harden laws on drug use. The...

cos they need to spend less time censoring it than cnn

nothing_here.html is your defalt page something like - 'requested page doesn't exist.' or '404' [B] :confused:

ports are just ports they are interchangeable some have standard uses ie 21 is ftp but you could use 21 for something else if you want and have ftp on port 666

it's your's so I can he he

there is IMO no justification for ever missing out the height/width attributes. it's just more noticable in a table

why not put the html in a sub dir and us .htaccess to protect them. php could still read them as it uses the local file system not http.

the easy way is for page.php?id=xxx <? if ($id=='index'){include "index.html";exit;} if ($id=='pics'){include "pictures.html";exit;} if ($id=='cheese'){include "edam.html";exit;} include "nothing_here.html"; ?> this is very basic you could have the keyword/links in a db or...

depends on your browser IE tends to render tables earlier than NS generally you have to wait for everything in the table to load before it can be displayed. with images if you use <IMG height=xx width=yy ... > then the browser does not have to load them to see how much room they take up...

lol

lots of info here http://www.vcdhelp.com/dvdripping.htm

I can get perl to run as user me. with php it runs as user nobody. so with perl I can have db passwords in a for my eyes only file with php passwords are viewable by anyone who can get ftp access to your site etc. I thing running php as a module is more secure than as a cgi...

looks good http://www.massed.net/download_old/floppy/win31/ google - "windows 3.1" download disks

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