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I am a new user in linux.... started few weeks ago...and I used genome for some days... but could not grasp as many things... as i was a windows user earlier.... then i tried KDE it is much friendlier than genome i think... i am doing well with kde... Actually I really feel at home with KDE... the file browser konquerer is better than genome nautilius...i say... i like KDE

Yes you can use mysql database on the server as well. The fact is most of the small asp based site use ms access single file based database that is ms access. You need to have a server that has the microsoft's jet (ADODB) to do such things. These are simple to connect. Though I hardly use the msaccess database and hardly use asp so i am afraid i could not give the detail implementation on that. but it is for sure it can be used.But about excel i never knew it, rather i have used it as a CSV file.that is it i ever knew

I know Flash and mysql but could not figure out if I could ever connect these? I want to have a dynamic content in my flash object that could be retrieved from the database directly without myself needing to update it again and again. How can I achieve this ? Do I have to install any additional controls or connectors to do that ? If yes any one tell me

I came to know about Area 51 when I watched the documentary about Apollo mission. That said Apollo mission was fake and all the images and stunts were actually done in Area 51... The Consipiracy Theory about Apollo was well documented...Well I know Area 51 is protected by US millitary and I do suppose that is a forbidden area....that is all

I have fairly simple hierarchy of folders in my website...i have alll the html files of base site under public_html folderand other...images under images/blogs under blogs/forum under forum/gallery under gallery/etc etcand it is really simple to handle...

In todays Browsers World I think there are 3 kind of Browsers1. Mosaic (ie IE)2. Mozilla (Netscape, Firefox,mozilla)3. Mac Safari...(I dont know much about safari)all other browsers are breed of these, I Presume... mosaic and Mozilla render the HTML and CSS layouts differently... I had a problem with these too... I use firefox,mozilla,IE,Opera,slimbrowser and netscape to test my pages to see if it is rendered correctly in all the browsers... and I found one thing very irritating about these Browsers... One supports linked CSS and others does not, One supports DIV tag and others does not.... and it really messed up with CSS styles... and its positioning...These all were really getting into my nerves when I found an article about Cross Browser development... that is the pages you develop will render to optimum as you desired... and gentlemen and ladies... I am going through all these stuffs... still unclear but I am goin on...When I get really enuff good insight of these... I will surely share my info to you all guys... better any one tell me about this cross browser capability....

Using mysql with conjuction with PHP gives you better result than any other pairs...I used to use Access(or call it mdb file) and ASP for my web stuffs before I got to know about PHP and MySql... and lo... when I first tried... I could not leave it that easy.... I started loving the pair... and it just gets most of the things get done on web without a hassle....About Oracle... I prefer it using with Java when the security and robustness really matters... Though I have not made such a huge secure and robust app on web till date... As I am a web developer I really love that pair... (Oracle and Java) but still when talking about a website today in current scenario where it is really a open community... MySql and PHP really beats the Oracle and Java...So I suggest you to use MySql and PHP coz they are made for each other...

I am new to JAVA; so i use edit plus and notepad to get hold of the basics of java... I tried to go with the netbeans but the crapy code generated by it dint well mixed with my brain... so for simplicity I use editplus and notepad...

Creating a search engine needs a huge database i presume and a large brain to scour through all the algos of searching, sorting and implementing the best to suite your needs... I feel its about a effecient programming than about large programming. You need to have all the knowledge about internet and how it works. How you rate pages and index them for better searh...i think you should start creating searchengine for a localhost now and make it a big boom on the internet if you succeed in implementing the better algos. Like google does... Best of luck dude

I use MySql, ORACLE and MSSQL and all three outsmart each other in some attributes For me The best database is rated as below. Rating done on the basis of easy to use MySQL ORACLE MSSQL Rating done on the basis of stability and data security ORACLE MSSQL MySQL Rating done on the basis of easy to maintain MySQL MSSQL ORACLE Rating done on Response on Application Development MSSQL ORACLE MySQL Rating done on Response on Web Development on Remote Server MySQL ORACLE MSSQL When it comes on developing software... there is no compromise in security hence ORACLE is better than others. But when it comes for web development MySQL has faster response time than other... I love them both (MySQL and ORACLE). I used to use MSSQL but I replace it with ORACLE. Moreover I learnt my first Lesson of DBMS on MSSSQL... Taken from MySQL.org The following features are implemented in MySQL 5.0. BIT Data Type Cursors: Elementary support Data Dictionary (Information Schema) Instance Manager: Can be used to start and stop the MySQL Server, even from a remote host Precision Math Stored Procedures Strict Mode and Standard Error Handling Triggers VARCHAR Data Type: True VARCHAR support. Maximum effective length of VARCHAR is 65,532 bytes now, and no stripping of trailing whitespace occurs. Views:

actually I dont pass the session id in to pages but rely on get... moreover... i use code as such session_start();$_SESSION['<somevariable>']='someting';and use this variable to see if the person has logged in or not... as session_start();$_SESSION['logged']=true;in some other pages if (isset($_SESSION['logged'])&&$_SESSION['logged']){//Some codes}else{// other codes} Is this all right or am I just making it feel stupid...please tell me better way to handle sessions and with code if any Thank you HeLp me know about session id and its uses how to pass session id into pages... i have seen PHP self passing id through PHPSESSID in GET variable... how will I save the Session id??? and use it later on...

really cool designs... the water in the glass looks superb... ok any one telll me is there any digital media i mean software that could fetch me the same efffect..i heard Kai software has something like that... called KPT Gel or something....

I have a problem in handling Session. When I log on to my site using the passwords and username that i have maintained in my database... After authentication, I start a session... but still when i again visit the admin page it asks me the username and password... I have added all the authentication and checking...

I do think... its all because gmail is on the rise and soon will be one of the mostly used webmail... but i love gmail and its capability... though i think its because the information its all keeping about the user it is turning malicious... but it is fine with me

my site is crawled frequently by msnbot and googlebot. but still i forgot to put the metatags. So my site doesnot show up in the search engines...But I am soon optimizing my site to be search engine friendly...