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Lol Yeah That Game Is cool but nothing like the classis Sonic GamesAhhhhhh and Zelda ROCKSSSSSSSSSSSAnd as you said depending on the misssion u complete the path changes Its awemose! I recommend that game!

Hmm instead of doing that you can just block the right button of the mouse and put ur site on a single Frame and tadaaan! XD

If i made a form with CGI i would make the CGI send the Form with the info to my email, its much easier if u want that u can download a thing called TOTMAIL 3.6a or another versions the problem is that its in spanish O.oWhen that CGI send the info to ur EMAIL its easy to see, but ur web hosting needs a SMTP server or SENDMAIL path If your webhost server is UNIX u can use both, SMTP and SENDMAILIf your webhost server is WINDOWS u can only use SENDMAILXD thats another way u can get the info from a form Bye ^^

Perl is one language used to write CGI scripts, Its not that hard and it can be learned but if u wanna learn it i recommend you to see a tutorial and download examples of CGI wrote in perl ;D good luck learning it if u will Its an awesome thing

Ok, as the title says which one is better????The new IE version has navigation by tabs and stuff like FirefoxFirefox is kinda sameWhich one is better? In my opinion IE tried to copy Firefoz This Time

Here 's a lil guide: http://www.lies.com/begperl/ They explain how to make CGI forms and more stuff

CGI = Common gateway interfaceWhat you can do with it:You can make a "search" system with CGIYou can make forms with CGIYou can make ALOT of more stuff with CGI'S Little description:The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is a standard for interfacing external applications with information servers, such as HTTP or Web servers. A plain HTML document that the Web daemon retrieves is static, which means it exists in a constant state: a text file that doesn't change. A CGI program, on the other hand, is executed in real-time, so that it can output dynamic information.For example, let's say that you wanted to "hook up" your Unix database to the World Wide Web, to allow people from all over the world to query it. Basically, you need to create a CGI program that the Web daemon will execute to transmit information to the database engine, and receive the results back again and display them to the client. This is an example of a gateway, and this is where CGI, currently version 1.1, got its origins.The database example is a simple idea, but most of the time rather difficult to implement. There really is no limit as to what you can hook up to the Web. The only thing you need to remember is that whatever your CGI program does, it should not take too long to process. Otherwise, the user will just be staring at their browser waiting for something to happen.

The hello world thingy is just an simple example of what a CGI is, it doesnt do anything tho, and if u dont put it a 755 permission it will NOT work