NewGuyinTown

I want to know which is the most efficient way to create accounts and logins.I have trouble deciding which is the better of the three:- User Priveileges- TABLES- Rows

MultiPlayer Half Life 2 isn't fun. It's get repetitive after a short while. It's just a small free for all. Some guns are rigged.MultiPlayer Counter Strike > MultiPlayer Half Life

I didn't even know there was a closing tag for a form... Sorry... not completely familiar with the language.

Click here to see the webpage I removed the login form, so now the login does not work... I could combine it as one, but then it would mean that the sumbit button takes you to one page. I don't know if it is a good idea to combine verifylogin.php, addcomment.php, sumbitapplication.php, etc. all into one page as well. I want it as two separate forms, but the sumbit button respond to the wrong forms. The only way I can think of getting this to work is to have a function that sets a variable to the url of the nextpage and have: <form method="post" action=$next> I don't think that is going to work. Also I do not like the idea of a static amount of hidden textboxes. What if I need 100 when there is 60? What if I need 9000 when there is only 100? I was wondering if there is a way to generate hidden textboxes without refreshing.

Does anyone know how to get two forms to work?I have a login on the navigation bar and a commenting box on the middle table.However, the sumbit button in the commenting box responds the login form.If not, is there a way to get something like this to work: A login and a commenting box.

sorry i'm awfully tire at the moment... I shouldn't really ask questions when my mind is tire... I was getting frustrated at these errors. Need to catch up on some sleep. How do I fix:

I have trouble getting the mySQL to work with PHP5. The script stops when it reaches the mySQL part. I also got this error message when trying to install phpadmin Any advice to get mySQL to work with PHP5?

The cell phone has replaced my home phone. No one in my family uses a phone except my mother and father... I communicate through AIM and email. Phones are no use to me. At least not as a student...

I am currently using yahoo. Most of the people I know are using yahoo. It seems like most of the people who aren't too good with computers around here use yahoo. I think yahoo stands out the most to these kind of people. I always see my father uses yahoo messenger and search engine... I do not even know why I prefer yahoo over gmail. It is more convient for me to have gmail because I have google as my homepage. B)I haven't heard alot from hotmail anymore... not since 6-7 years ago when I needed a personal email account.

Well... I signed for Bidvertiser when my site was underconstruction. That wasn't a good idea. They emailed me to take down their ad because my site was not qualified to advertise for them. They want to "reserve their bandwidth" for other qualified advertisers or something like that.Just make sure site is qualified. Check their Terms of Service before signing up.

People abuse most scripting languages such as spamming email, etc. People do not want their reputation to be scarred or damaged in anyway, so therefore prohibit or limit the use of these kinds of languages. However, this is a biased answer based on my limited knowledge. Most servers that I host my website on and is ad-free, supports php, and does not require any qualifications but to register are always down. The causes for most of their downtime with the exception of upgrades are hackers, abusers, etc. I do agree that most free webhosts care about making money, especially the ones that require the freeloaders to place an ad on their webpage. I don't see how much more money they are making by restricting PHP and other common languages. I therefore concludes: restricting php and other dangerous languages reduces the hassle for the webhost. It is unlikely for a paying customer to use his/her webspace to abuse. If so, he/she will forfeit the service without a refund.

I dealt with programming-logic since I was in 5th grade (events and triggers/ web design). I will be a college freshmen in September 2006. I have taken a computer programming course with QBasic as a freshmen year in high school. I got rejected in the second year of computer programming and I wasn't satisfied because there were no seats left... Oh well. All three years, people in my high school acknowledged me as the best, fastest, and most efficient programmer. I come from a poorly funded or utilized high school. So... I am not quite so proud of myself. I know there are programmers out there that are 5x better than me... Above Average Students complete Calculus AP (2) by their Junior year. Other than that, the school is not very special. There is not a lot AP courses and if there is, there is only one class. So, I feel a bit envious those who have the opportunity to learn science and programming early.

There are a few things I want to ask:1.) I want to know if there is a way to stop the JTextArea from expanding as the user types text into it.I want the TextArea's width locked.2.) I want to get each line (or row) of text the user typed in after the sumbit button is hit separately from the whole string of the TextArea. I have not tested out the getText() method, but I'm pretty sure it will return a string of the whole TextArea.3.) Set a maximum characters per line (4)Thank you,Simon Tang.