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Hello. I just spent some time trying to google the proper driver for your machine. I am assuming according to the manufacturer specs for the Evo N800c that your sound hardware is an ADI Soundmax device. This device does not seem to currently have a device driver written for the linux OS. There may still be other options open to you however. Some generic linux drivers have been written to give at least basic functionality to most sound devices under a linux OS. Check out this link where some of the generic drivers are available. http://www.linux-drivers.org/audio.html If you decide to try one of these drivers be sure to read the instructions carefully as linux driver setup is somewhat more complicated than windows driver set up. Hope this gets it working for you

Ok I am only a novice php programmer however I think I have a solution that can work for you. When setting up your DB connection settings (sometimes done in a file such as config.php or similar)you will have something like the following: $user=username;$pass=password;$host=localhost;$db=databasename; ok for this solution add additional variables for connecting to a second DB something like this: $db1user=username; // user for DB 1$db2user=username2; // user for DB 2$db1pass=password; // password for DB 1$db2pass=password2; // password for DB 2$host=localhost; // since both databases are on the same server this value will work for both$db1=databasename; // name of DB 1db2=databasename2 // name of DB 2 When you fill in the fields of your client information form and click on submit, your script most likely passes the information you entered into your form to the next php page which has a mysql query that will enter the information into the DB. The query should look something similar to the following: $query=("INSERT INTO table values");$mysql_query=$query; Now when the information is passed to the page that houses this query, you can code a second submit button on this page. Label the button to say something like "add to subscribers". Now on this page you already have all the information from the form stored into $_POST or $_GET variables, you can use the data in the $_POST or $_GET variables to populate a second form on this page with the hidden attribute so the form will remain invisible yet still have the data to pass again and perform our second query which will add info to the second database. On the PHP page that this second submit button takes you to, remember to use the DB connection settings of the second DB and perform the same type of query as before but this time it adds to the other DB instead. I can invision this configuration in my head quite clearly but explaining it seems to be more difficult. I hope I have explained this well enough for you to understand the basic concept of how to I might approach this. Hmmm... if you don't follow, maybe I'll write a sample script for an example and share it here.

Firstly in order to help you figure this out could you please tell us what type of databases you are working with. I see that you are using a MySQL database to store your subscriber data, but what type of database are you using for your client information? Is this also a MySQL database? If the second DB is also a MySQL database, are the two databases both residing on the same server?If both of the databases are MySQL and they both reside on the same server than if would be a somewhat simple task to add the information to both databases at the same time.

Wow thanks for all the great information Kikapoo! I'm sure it will keep me busy for quite a while.I also noticed that the forums have been very slow of late and a huge amount of spam also. I think someone has launched thier spam bots at the forum :(Sheesh 2 hours to post me a reply... thanks I can't say I'd have been so dedicated.

Thanks for the response kikapoo :)I have taken your advice and checked out some you-tube tutorials. As of yet I have not actually followed any of them but some of them seem to explain the basics and having the visual aid is a big help. Watching the tutorials has raised one more question however that I was hoping you might be able to answer for me. I assume from watching these tutorials that blender does not come with a pre-installed renderer. Or perhaps if it does then maybe it is not very good as most of the tutorials mentions something about getting a good renderer for your models. I have googled to find some blender compatible renderers and the most mentioned is a renderer called Kerkythea. Is it worthwhile in my learning stages to use a renderer such as this? Will using this renderer cause more difficulty for a newbie like me or should I stick to something more basic to start?Thanks again

Hi Jolie!I myself am not an experienced PHP programmer. I don't think I would be well suited to acting as development manager, I do have some PHP coding skill however and would love to help out on a project such as this. In addition to some novice PHP skills, I also have website and network administration skills and love making MODs for various games. I have participated in many online games that were well suited to RP, and in my younger days I played various pen and paper RP games like D&D, Planescape, and even Star Wars RP games.If your development team has need of another creative "helper" I'd love to lend a hand with level/quest creation, some writing or even some website maintenance type duties. I can't guarantee my total availability as I have my offline life to consider but I'd certainly love to help out. I myself would not seek any sort of monetary compensation, just maybe an honourable mention in the credits would suit me fine. ;)If your team needs anyone to help out in the above mentioned capacity let me know

Hi again everyone. I am looking for a good 3D modelling program that is somewhat easy to learn for newbies like me. I currently have a friend's copy of blender 3D but it has no manual with it and I have been getting very frusterated trying to figure things out on my own. Just my luck my friend also has no idea how to use it. lolMy goal here is to be able to create some 3D models of fictional space craft for a 2D game. I know... why would I need a 3D model for a 2D game? Well the idea here is to take still images of my 3D model with textures and lighting to be used as static images of the various types of spacecraft that will be in the game. The actual space craft in the game will be simple 2D sprites but I wanted to give the game's players the ability to see what the ship looks like close up. A nice 3D rendered picture would be ideal and make my old 2D game look more modern and polished.Can someone here please direct me to 1) a good and easy 3D modeling and rendering application and 2) a good tutorial site to help me on my way.I am aware that 3D modelling isn't exactly something that one can learn just overnight or with a single tutorial but I was hoping that someone here who has already gone through the learning proccess could save me some time and some head aches.

Hi ChopStix :)Welcome to Xisto! I'm pretty new here also. I was a member of these forums back a few years ago when it was called Trap 17. The forums were great then and I'm sure they still are now. I also love to mess around in Photoshop and create sigs/logos and whatever in my spare time. Sometimes I even think about moving into a graphic design career but then I remember that I'd have to return to college to do that and I change my mind lol.Anyway... Welcome and we'll see you around the forums:)

Hey FlameX. What you are doing is creating what is called an "intranet" instead of "internet". An intranet is a local grouping of nodes and web sites to be used internally only and not shared with the internet. I also suggest doing some google searches using keywords "intranet", "IIS", "intranet website" and so on. There is a great wealth of information online that will help you get started. As far as setting up the IIS server itself, it is a very simple task and it installs very much like any other software. Configuring the IIS server may seem complicated however for your needs the default setup with minimal tweaking should be sufficient.

Hi Mrdee,I am a novice PHP programmer and don't have all the answers by any stretch but I have had similar errors before. In my case the "depreciated" errors popped up because I was using a newer version of PHP on my web server than the version that the application was actually written for. You should check the documentation of the application you are trying to use and see if the application was coded on an older version of PHP. If this is the case then the problem will probably continue until 1)the developer updates the application, or 2)you change the PHP version you are using to match the application.This was the case for me when "depreciated" errors plagued me. Hope it helps you

Burberry8 from what I have read here in the previous posts I can say that I have felt very much the way you do currently. I was in love with someone who didn't love me back. I tried everything I could think of to catch their attention and with every failed attempt I felt worse. As Anwiii has already mentioned, it is best to move on, to meet new people, to keep busy, and to try to focus on the present and not the past.In my experience I spent years trying to make the other person notice me, to make them feel about me the way I felt about them. I now know that effort was wasted. I only made things worse for myself. I unintentionally turned the love I felt into desperation and hopelessness. I myself am also religious and after years of feeling worthless, depressed, unloved, and unwanted, I realized the truth. The truth is simply this, everything happens for a reason, you may not know what the reason is, you may not even like it, but once you get to where you were meant to be you will finally feel the relief you seek.Two years after I decided to move on with my life and try to forget, I met my wife. Now my wife and I have been happily married for 10 years and are still very much in love. The love I feel for my wife is vastly stronger than the love I felt for that other person in my past. I could not have reached this point however without the painful experience from my past. I could not have seen how blessed I am to have my wife without the pain of the past. It hurt but it taught me how to truely love.My experiences are no doubt very different from your own, but I am sure that the feelings you are experiencing are very similar. I know it feels like everything has suddenly come to a grinding halt. I know that empty feeling in the pit of your stomach that makes you feel like getting sick. I know that every day right now seems like fighting a war single handedly. But try as best you can to hold your head up, to look forward and not back, and to enjoy all that God has provided for you. It hurts for a long time, but it will get better.Remember that even though this seems like a set back, better things may come from this event. In my case I found the true love of my life, that can happen to you also. Just try and be strong and God bless.

Hi Mich from Michigan.I can't remember my old forum handle or I would have used that to log in. If you were around back when the army system was installed on the Trap 17 forums then you probably know me. I was very active on the Trap 17 forums back then, and the army system game was great! I miss it :(I haven't been online much over the last couple years due to very long working hours however I now find myself with an unfortunate over abundace of free time. I have recently joined the ranks of the unemployed due to economic conditions so I will likely be around a fair bit for a while.Oh and I live in Windsor Ontario, just across the Detroit River. I can see Michigan from my front window.

Hello everyone.I am new to this forum although I was a member of trap 17 going back 4 or 5 years ago now. I was considering starting a new website and did a search for Trap 17 but it seems that this is now Trap 17. I am a novice computer programmer(c++/java/php) and web site designer, I have multiple network administration certifications from Microsoft however they are sadly now out of date. (MCP/MCSE/Windows 2000/Windows Server 2003/Active Directory)I look forward to meeting many new people here on these forums and I have already found some interesting topics I am sure will keep me and my mouse busy for a while. :)See you around the forums!