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Wannabeweak, next time, please read the thread. you asked your question before and speedi3579 had already been so nice to give you a whole and complete answer. (And is it really needed to put 13 '?' marks there? ;O)

*wonders as to what extend he understood it*

Google is your friend!

Try <a href="mailto:[email adress]">Click here to mail me!</a>

JavaScript is a client/server sided Web (Browser) Language. It's used client sided to intervene with and make the webpage you're looking at more interactive. Java is an application/applet programming language which allows you to write applications. JavaScript is interpreted. Java is converted into bytecode which is interpreted JavaScript requires a supporting browser Java requires a Virtual Machine

What? If you want to learn PHP, go to The PHP.net Homepage and follow the excellent tutorials there....

You'll need to have access to a MySQL database server, then you need to open the link to it and execute a query. It's all very nicely described here: PHP MySQL Manual Good luck.

Advance? Did you even read this thread? It's got plenty of sites.....

You need to add your IP to the MySQL allow list, it's in CPanel.

Good Lord! I didn't know they could do all that! Very good point, and I think google really wants you to use your account to the fullest. They have the money for the space; and they'll get far more market share etc in return. Long live benefits where nobody looses. Just be sure you don't put anything on your google account you want to be absolutely sure nobody sees it.

Trekkie, please don't double post, and by the way, your subdomain points to the same pc as Xisto's main domain. So what I said: Was complete and totally right.. no need to make things more complicated.Oh and, get rid of the www in front of your "domain". It's pointless. Only making ur URL longer.

You can't uninstall IE. In no possible way. It's part of the Windows Operating System and without it, it will fail. Eh? Where is the logic? You think wrong. IE and Firefox are the same. And guess why? Because the only limitation is your Bandwidth. And that doesn't change when you change a browser. Sure, IE might render pages a bit more faster (0.2seconds?), but that's because it's part of the OS. Which, by the way, is a terribly hidious thing. Since what happens when a site crashes IE? Yes, your entire shell & all your downloads crash. Joy. Firefox is just as light as IE, just as fast as IE, and extendable with features. Firefox doesn't suffer from the Adware rage that uses IE to turn your pc into a walking talking commercial. Or did you mean you liked those Search Toolbars you got in IE because of your adware? =) Anyway, Firefox is better on every one and single field, except for: 1. It doesn't render the most ****ed up webpages on the internet 100% right. But who cares? Can't make a webpage, then we don't want to see it anyway. 2. It's 0.2seconds slower because it's not integrated. But who even notices? The reason you don't switch, is because you're used to IE, and changing, is, psychologically, hard. For us all. Just know that after you realise why you had to change, you'll never go back to IE. And as a footnote, get Opera. It's far prettier and faster than Firefox.

That is a terrible solution for a hidious problem. Hidious problem: For one, adding a page to bookmarks should never happen through scripting. I'm serious. No exceptions. If somebody wants to bookmark a page, he can always use the browser's bookmark function. Period. Terrible solution: The script you gave us only works in Internet Explorer, with JavaScript security set on medium or low (don't know by heart). And by the way, it's not Java enabled, it's JavaScript. There is an unbelievably huge diffrence between Java and JavaScript. One being that JavaScript is one of the most evil languages ever emerged, and Java being one of the most beautiful.

Royter, I appreciate your help but you're a little incorrect here. For one, yes, you have a pop3 server available here, it's just "mail.astahost.com" (mail.hotmail.com isn't even a pop server as hotmail doesn't work with pop). SMTP server I'm not sure, as I can't reach it. It's blocked outbound by my ISP and might be the same case for you. Which is why you should use your ISP's SMTP server instead. It doesn't matter what Email address you use an SMTP server for. You can use any email adress with any smtp server. (This only sends mail, though, not receives, that's POP). And, yes, you can upload ZIP files and then unzip them on the server with the file manager.

One of 120Gb, with several partitions.First one for my OS & all the programs for it, currently Windows Server 2003Second one for my development files.Third for my music & downloads (which I all keep, so that after a reformat I need but go here and click my way through).The handy thing about this is that when things go wrong with my OS, I need but to format the first drive, loose nothing of value, and reinstall it all.

I have got to second that.

Install an FTPd (FTP Deamon). There are plenty available, just search for it on download.com or on google. I use BulletProof FTP. Find it one of the best since it's very configurable. You'll need to specify a port (default: 21), make sure your ISP doesn't block ports below 1024 inbound. If they do, you'll need to use a port above that, like me, I use 21000. :/ For HTTPd I'd advice Apache. Edit: By the way, same story, make sure your ISP/Firewall doesn't block 80 inbound! Good Luck!

You reload the third time, after your entire page was loaded, and it says that it cannot find the page? Tried selecting the URL and pressing Enter, in the address bar? Odd, though.

No, it's not that. This error occuers because you're trying to send extra header information after having sent content of a page. When you send a page you send something like this: Headers: Content: text/html blahbla Content: <html> <head> blablah Now, after sending some content, you can't send any more headers, because you can't go back in time, of course. Basically, Wrong: <?php echo "lala"; ?> <?php header("Location: blah.html"); ?> Right: <?php header("Location: blah.html"); ?> <?php echo "lala"; ?> Hope this helps you.

And have I, for the same reason. In coding mode, though, because the WYSIWYG mode could never make any decent sites like you could in coding mode. I should try GoLive, I heard it uses the Opera engine to preview the page, which alone would make me very interrested in it. Errors in it, you say? Hmm, I'll have to find out myself I think, getting it right now.

That's exactly it. And, if you make 50 posts, rather than 10, you get more in touch with the forum, meaning you might want to stick around a bit more after you have your hosting. Which is why this forum is here after all. Sticking around a bit more than required to keep your hosting alive, just because you like being here.

You're missing the "sndvol32.exe" file in your Windows\System32 directory. I've got Windows Server 2003, so I can't give you mine, but try this after putting your Windows CD in the drive: Expand <CD-ROM_Drive>:\i386\sndvol32.ex_ %windir%\system32\dllcache\sndvol32.exeExpand <CD-ROM_Drive>:\i386\sndvol32.ex_ %windir%\system32\sndvol32.exeYou'll need to type those lines (after replacing <CD-ROM_Drive> with the drive letter of your CDROM) in the Windows Console. (Press Start => Run.. => Type "Cmd", Press Ok.) This will extract the files from your Windows CD back to your hard disk. Good luck.

I'm not sure, but I think they're all the same pc. with other words, the same IP.*does NMAP*Interesting ports on (69.50.168.69):Port State Service22/tcp open ssh 25/tcp filtered smtp 110/tcp open pop-3 Yup, just use Xisto.com for all of them. I'm not sure about smtp, though, since my ISP filters it outbound. If it doesn't work, just use your ISP's SMTP, or whatever SMTP you had before. You can use any SMTP server with any email adress. (You don't need to authorise for SMTP use, normally.)

You don't want Visual Basic. You want Java Go to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html and get the Java SDK (JDK). It's a very easy language, very dynamic language, and u won't ever regret using it, like you will with VB.

There should be a balance between content & the way you present it. Having content alone is useless. Utterly. Because nobody will bother checking it out and looking around if your layout is crap.Simplicity is everything in the web, though. Navigation should be as easy as u can imagine.