Spectre
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Enabling HTML would open up the doors for all sorts of attacks, such as injection (as I've said before elsewhere). It would be a very bad move (and frankly, incredibly stupid) to enable HTML on these forums.As I would imagine that the administrator(s) here are of relative intelligence, I think that using HTML will remain disabled.
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I hate it when someone posts a topic supposedly requesting help, and then never re-visits it. And don't you think it's just a little bit... suspicious?
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PHP cannot be imbedded in HTML. HTML, however, can be imbedded in PHP. For example: <?php[/br]echo "<html><head><title>My Page</title></head>\n";[br]echo "<body bgcolor=\"#FFFFFF\" text=\"#000000\">\n";[/br]echo "Welcome to my PHP page.\n";[br]echo "<!-- Enter some comment here -->\n";[/br]echo "</body></html>";[br]?> If the script is not registered as script with the server, then it will just be treated as a standard HTML/text file. You can also include HTML on its own in a script, and put the PHP code seperate, as long as it is between the <?php ?> tags, and as long as the file is treated as a script. For example: <html><title>My Page</title>[/br]<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000">[br]<?php echo "Blah"; ?>[/br]Welcome to my PHP page.[br]<!-- enter some comment here -->[/br]<?php echo "Foo Bar"; ?>[br]</body></html>[/br]
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XAMPP is a pre-configured Apache web server package that comes with PHP, MySQL, Perl, SSL, and a few other features (FTP and SMTP server etc). I prefer to obtain all the files individually from their official releases and configure them as I need them, but packages such as XAMPP suit some people who don't know what they're doing or just couldn't be bothered manually setting everything up.
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Didn't you start a few threads asking more or less the same question?I think you should avoid such occurances in the future.
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Mind sharing what the problem was, for future reference?
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Assuming Xisto has FTP access, yes. The phpNuke folder should be somewhere within 'public_html' or 'www', which is basically the root of your site. Eg. if you access it via 'yoursite.trap17.com/mydir/phpnuke', then depending on how these servers are set up, it should be located somewhere within the directory 'public_html/mydir/phpnuke'.
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I don't think that the idea behind being a moderator is because it is 'cool'. And it's not so you get to have special privelages that the other members don't. The idea behind being a moderator is that you moderate, not show off.
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WordPad and other Word Processors would do that. Notepad is not a processor - it's just a text editor. With Notepad, it's what you see is exactly what you get. It doesn't insert any 'invisible' characters into your documents. WordPad, Microsoft Word, and all the others only do this for formatting reasons. And I don't agree with copying other peoples scripts and putting them on your site, especially if you take the credit for them or don't acknowledge the original author. I think that you should write your own scripts, and if a ad
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Webservers Ever thought of running yours.???
Spectre replied to stevey's topic in Websites and Web Designing
On my Windows box, I run Apache 1.3, Perl 5, and PHP 4.3.6. I have a Linux server set up with Apache 2, but I hardly ever use it anymore. I only use my server for testing scripts and sites locally before uploading them. All remote access is blocked. I'm assuming you mean illegal MP3's. Just because they're on your own computer, doesn't mean you can't get into trouble for them. To my knowledge, ISP's are obligated to report the transferring of illegal media to the appropriate authorities. Hosting such content on your home computer would most likely increase the chances of you getting into trouble. BUT because we're all law-obiding citizens (except Lurk ), we aren't into sharing illegal MP3's anyway... right? RIGHT? -
I respect you, but I don't agree with some of your policies/actions, such as editing someones post for no reason (like this one). Kindly don't misrepresent my opinions again. I do, however, agree with your 'rules'.
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Choosing your government is much less complicated than buying a packet of crisps.With the government, whichever way you go, the outcome is still the same: you are voting for a complete and total idiot.When buying crisps, it's much harder - all the flavors to choose from and the fancy packaging that grabs your eye. You never know which one to select. It can takes hours, even days, just to get to the counter.
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I'm not a huge 'LOTR' fan, but I do enjoy archery. I'm not a hardcore archer or anything, but I've been doing it since I was about nine. I've been in various clubs and groups all over the place, but usually it's just me and some friends getting together and making lots of holes in piles of hay-bags. And going for the occasional rabbit
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You can find an overview of 'Google bombing' by searching for talentless hack. Basically, it's just exploiting the way in which Google works.
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I'm not much of one for CMS'. Possibly a portal on a forum, but that's about as far as I will go. I find full content-management that packages such as phpNuke provide annoying.templest, have you written your own fully functional portal/CMS?
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Uh, a database is present and 'recognised' the instant that it is created. As znithy said, you need to make sure you include the 'yourname_' before the database name you are trying to connect to. Also, 'yourname_' before the user name you are using to connect to the database server. From PHP, you can create a MySQL database simply with the mysql_create_db() function. Or, if you wanted to, you could run it as a query, eg: mysql_query("CREATE DATABASE db_name");
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I only use a text editor, and I don't have 'tremendous scripting skills'.The only useful features that I can see an editor offering are syntax highlighting/reference. Seems a little bit pointless in the scheme of things.