GeT HeXD

thats a nice tutorial. i think you did it right as you can see with the feedback many people didnt know what to google for so they couldnt mind any tutorials for it.
anyways i was wondering about making the actual .ico file. apart from the photoshop plugin which limits people the actualy getting photoshop in the firsyt place cant you just rename a 'normal' picture to .ico and if you can are there images that you cant rename to .ico that wont work?

thanks a lot for answeres

I'm pretty sure that the answer is no, because .ico is more than an extension, it's how the file is coded. I'm not positive but I believe that is correct.

I like what it types up it is just entertaining. It's all like I'm so depressed... lol

You guys' 404 Error Page is so cool. I like watching it.

First, you should know a little bit of basic PHP. It is relatively simple.

<?phpecho $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];echo $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];?>

echo $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']; - Displays users browser.
echo $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; - Displays users IP Address.

If you have a PHP host, put in

<?phpphpinfo();?>

and in one of the sections, there are a whole bunch like these. Like display where user came from etc. Experiment...and you can create something like

Hey! What are you trying to do, buddy?! I know you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer! Your IP is 192.168.0.0! So don't keep trying or we will hunt you down and hack you!

for a 404 Error Page. Oh boy!

-HeXatorials

Oh, and if it takes a long time to upload the file to your host, it's normal. I guess because it is a big file but mine takes like 3 minutes to upload. IDK maybe a slow server? Not Xisto, my non-PHP host that I just keep like my flash files, images, shiznitz0r like tah.

I was going to point out the 16x16, but instead I just put an example. But yes, it must be 16x16.

Ok, you know those little icons that are to the left of a web address? |_ http://www.domain.com/_| Well that is called a favicon, folks. If you want one, simply do the following:

1.) Make sure your favicon is in .ico format. Name it favicon.ico
2.) Upload the favicon.ico to the same folder as your main index.html or index.php or index.asp, whatever. Basciaaly, you should have:
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/, whatever you have.
3.) Put this into the head tag of your index page:

<link rel="icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon"> <link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon">

That's it!

Tutorial by GeT HeX'D
vBulleitin favicon.ico included. IDK I felt that if you wanted to try it out, you could use this favicon...

Online and LAN. No SOCOM game will EVER be multiplayer. How would it possibly work? Unless maybe player one commanded Able and player two commanded bravo. Like player one=Spectre player two=Killjoy or something like that. That'd be kinda cool I guess. All I know is that it's online and lan. just get a router and friends with ps2/socom3. there's yer multiplayer. or you can play on XLink Kai. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Because of the oil plants in Texas were shut down due to the hurricane is what I heard last.

I heard that VPC was extremely slow and was very bugged. It requires a VPC CD/CD KEY. I suggest using Guest PC, which you can find free, but all you need is a real Windows CD, not an ISO or burned CD. Guest PC is also said to be less bugged.

phpBB:-Good for the begginner.-Easy to manage.-Very modable.-Written easily.-Free.Invision Power Board:-More for intermediate webmasters.-Lots of mods.-A little complicated to manage.-Not legally free unless given via IPB host.vBulletin:-Experts only.-Some mods.-Not legally free anywhere.-Pretty hard to manage.

I heard gas should be about $6.00 in NJ by Wednesday. NJ has probably one of the lowest in the country so I would expect some other states to go up to $8-$9, maybe $10.

I have also heard that it isn't as good as it sounds. I will play it, however, just to see what it is like. I personally like Burnout 3. Extremely good gameplay. I will try DRIV3R though.

I just recently bought an iBook G4 from Apple, and I must say it is more than I interpreted. It is extremely fast, has a DVD+-RW/CD-RW, 60GB, and does not get spyware/adware. Starting at only $1000, I think it's extremely worth it. There are even emulators which allow you to run Windows programs such as exe. Very good indeed. Gppd job, Apple. <3

 

I've always fancied going into game programming, I thought it looked a bit hard a very complex. I find that HTML and some other codes are pretty easy once you get into them, what do you think of C++?

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C++ is relatively hard compared to HTML. I am almost complete with HTML, and recently looked into C++ so I would be able to create a cheating device. Unfortuantely, I know nothing about the language PS2 uses, MIPS, which C++ is in some way converted to MIPS. C++ looks like so:

#include <iostream>

using std::cout;

using std::cin;

 

int main()

 

cout < "Hello, world!";

...

I am learning to use float values as of right now in C++. It is hard compared to HTML. I do not know if C++ is easier than PHP, for I have not yet learned PHP. You could go check, though.

I have just recently pre-ordered my copy of SOCOM 3: U.S. Navy SEALs. I have been hearing some pros, as well as cons, about the game, however.
Pros:
-Tougher Levels
-Better AI
-Swimming
-Custom Weapons
-Easier Team Managing
-Better Graphics
-Bigger Levels
-Many code strings similar to those of SOCOM II: U.S. Navy SEALs

Cons:
-Still Glitches
-Online: Already People are Cheating on Beta.
-Online: Many old glitches are still around.
-Must be dumped in order to hack codes.

I think I still will enjoy playing it, however. Although I have heard that IDOT, for those of you who do not know him, he is a cheater widely known,http://socomcodes.com/, has been cheating on beta already, I'm sure he will respect the players and cheat within his own hosted rooms. I am not too worried. I personally wish to experience cheating with IDOT, so we'll have to just see what he has in store for SOCOM 3: U.S. Navy SEALs.