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hey now, thats pretty cool i must say xDi think thats a great addition to GMail, btw how did you find out about that? ive never seen anything about it before (not that anyone sends me anything that it would be useful for)

hey, i was wondering if anyone could give me some advice... Im currently really interested in setting up adsense for my site, but id like some help deciding whether it would be good to add it to my site now, or if i should wait until it becomes more popular and/or i get a domain. if anyone would be willing to rate it, i would greatly appreciate it. the link is http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ thanks guys, i appreciate it xD

i agree with all of what you guys were saying, but i do suggest reading some more of the article and also this section this just shows that this is not what steve would want, but it still is a practice among some australian fisherman :s read the full story here Just realized he posted the link, but just in case you didnt see it either, ill leave it up xD

yeah, around where i live, people are still saying it... theres really nothing else to say tho lol, life is boring here in ohio...anyways, i know what you mean, my mom died when i was younger, and people still say that, even after they know shes dead...whats worse is when you tell them that, and they dont believe you :S

process_login.php: Process the login.<?$host = "localhost";// the host that u are connecting$username = "root";// user name $password = ""; // passworld $basedatos = "forum"; //Dont change this1. $db = mysql_connect($host, $username, $password);mysql_select_db($basedatos, $db); $user= $_REQUEST['username'];$pass= md5($_REQUEST['password']);$query1= "SELECT * FROM smf_members WHERE memberName='$user'";$mkquery= mysql_query($query1,$db);$row1= mysql_fetch_assoc($mkquery);if ($row1['memberName'] == $user) {if ($row1['passwd'] == $pass) {/* I seted them to 1 hour duration of login. If you want you can change it. */setcookie("altuser",$user,time()+3600);setcookie("altpass",$pass,time()+3600);?><script language="javascript">alert("Login correct, redirecting to main page.")location.href= "URL OF MAIN PAGE";</script><?}else {echo "The password is incorrect.";}}else {echo "The user doesnt exist.";}compare_us.php: This page MUST be included in the pages that u want to check access...<?$host = "localhost";// the host that u are connecting$username = "root";// user name $password = ""; // passworld $basedatos = "forum"; //Dont change this1. $db = mysql_connect($host, $username, $password);require_once("dbconnect.php");mysql_select_db($basedatos, $db); if(isset($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS['altuser']) && isset($HTTP_COOKIE_VARS['altpass'])) {$user= $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS['altuser'];$pass= $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS['altpass'];$query1= "SELECT * FROM smf_members WHERE memberName='$user'";$mkquery= mysql_query($query1,$db);$row1= mysql_fetch_assoc($mkquery);if ($row1['memberName'] == $user) {if ($row1['passwd'] == $pass){$loginok= true;}else {$loginok= false;echo "The password is bad. Login again please.";}}else {$loginok= false;echo "Something is wrong... The user doesnt exist?...";}}?>Finally... This finishes... To see if the user is loged in you only need to do:<?require_once("compare_us.php");if ($loginok == true) {?>HTML HERE<?}else {echo "You must login to do that...";}?> Thats the code up there ^^ a friend wrote it for me, and weve tried multiple ways of accomplishing this, but it just doesnt work. This is the error im getting :

here is something else that you might find useful, i was just kinda fooling around with this and set up a nicklist colorer thing This one will do colors 3-15 repeatedly in the nicklist. alias ncolor { if (!$1) { var %c = 0 while (%c < $chan(0)) { inc %c var %i = 0 while (%i < $nick($chan(%c),0)) { var %x = 2 while (%x < 15) { inc %x inc %i cline $iif($len(%x) == 1,$+(0,%x),%x) $chan(%c) %i } } } } elseif ($1) { var %i = 0 while (%i < $nick($1,0)) { var %x = 2 while (%x < 15) { inc %x inc %i cline $iif($len(%x) == 1,$+(0,%x),%x) $1 %i } } }}on *:JOIN:#:{ ncolor $chan}on *:START:{ncolor} This one colors the names with the color code you specify. Just change the number in line one alias -l ncol { return 09 }alias ncolor { if (!$1) { var %c = 0 while (%c < $chan(0)) { inc %c var %i = 0 while (%i < $nick($chan(%c),0)) { inc %i cline $ncol $chan(%c) %i } } } elseif ($1) { var %i = 0 while (%i < $nick($1,0)) { inc %i cline $ncol $1 %i } }}on *:JOIN:#:{ ncolor $chan}on *:START:{ ncolor}

hahaha im honestly ROFLMAO reading this, that is awesome xDi wish old ppl were like that around here, theyre all jerks lol (or crackheads)

yeah, we worked it out... the only problem that was left was that it had $me instead of $nick, took me an hour to see it (at 5 am lol)

ok, so after some work, heres what i have xD (the dialog is from another script, im just adding this section to it, so ignore the dialog commands) alias forumlogin { sockclose altforum sockopen altforum http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ 80 set %forum.get POST $+(/forum/index.php?action=login2&user=,$user,&passwrd=,$pass,&cookielength=-1) HTTP/1.1}alias foruminfo { sockclose altforum sockopen altforum http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ 80 set %forum.get POST /forum/index.php?action=profile HTTP/1.1}on *:sockopen:altforum: { if ($sockerr) { echo -a Connection failed sockclose forum return } sockwrite -n $sockname %forum.get sockwrite -n $sockname Host: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ sockwrite -n $sockname User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; FDM) sockwrite -n $sockname Accept: *.*, */* sockwrite -n $sockname Connection: Keep-Alive sockwrite -n $sockname Content-Type: text/html sockwrite -n $sockname $crlf}on *:sockread:altforum: { window -e @altforum sockread %temp if (!$sockbr) { return } if (%temp) { if (Location: isin %temp) { sockclose altforum sockopen altforum http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ 80 set %forum.get POST $+(/,$gettok(%temp,3-,47)) HTTP/1.1 } if (*Hey, <b>AlternativeNick</b>, you have <a* iswm %temp) { var %welcome = Welcome $user $+ , You have $gettok($remove($htmlfree(%temp),$chr(9)),7,32) new messages. var %inbox = $gettok(%temp,2,34) did -a altscripts 22 %welcome } elseif (*Total Time Logged In* iswm %temp) { var %timeonline = You have spent $gettok($remove($htmlfree(%temp),$chr(9),$chr(46)),2,58) on the forums. did -a altscripts 26 %timeonline } elseif (*Show Unread Posts since last visit* iswm %temp) { set %showunreadpostssincelastvisit $gettok(%temp,2,34) } elseif (*Show new replies to your posts.* iswm %temp) { set %shownewrepliestoyourposts $gettok(%temp,2,34) } }} Anyways, i was also looking at posting a now topic using mirc. The exact url of that is http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/forum/ind=post;board=5.0 and will always be the same board. thanks for all the help xD ps. in this line (you gave to someone in my channel) if ($eval($+(%,$me,.kick),2) == 3) { it wont work, firstly you cant trigger your own on text events, and secondly why would you want to see if youve been swearing, its someone else youre looking for xD

This is just a shorter version of the Gmail to the Max: Helpful Tips, Tricks, and Hacks article from the September 2006 issue of Pc World. First of all, the gmail notifier system. https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=mail&passive=true&rm=false&continue=https://mail.google.com/mail/&ss=1&scc=1&ltmpl=default&ltmplcache=2&emr=1&osid=1 This handy tool lets you see whether you have any new mail or not, right from your desktop For Firefox users, theres the Gmail notifier for your browser, available for download http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Did you know that if youre gmail address is mike@gmail.com, any email sent to mike+school@gmail.com will be sent to you as well? (Also see aliases) Well, in either case, gmail allows you to set up and customize filters for your emails. Just click Settings > Filters > Create a New Filter. Also aliases (mentioned above) are a powerful tool, allowing you to filter your incoming mail based on the address it is sent to. Your address can be modified by adding a + and any extra characters (excluding spaces) to the end of your username (ie mike@gmail.com can use mike+spam@gmail.com but not mi+schoolke@gmail.com) Also, gmail offers GIGs of storage for free, so why not take advantage of that? There are plenty of tools out there, but a few worth mentioning are Gmail Drive and Gmail Space (A firefox extension, note: This extension doesnt work with the NoScript Firefox Extension) Thanks, and I hope you enjoy using your gmail to its full potential!

by irc shell, do you mean like, to run an irc bot off of? or more like bnc/eggdrop?

hello, im just kinda looking for some wiki software ( id like to put on my site ) and the only one that i got anywhere with was mediawiki, then it told me it wouldnt run on the version of php Xisto has installedanyways, if anyone has some suggestions on easy to setup/manage wiki software, i will be vary interested

would u mind giving me a few suggestions as to what i could/should do with those?i understand you may not like some things, but tell me what you would like, and what sorta css i should use

(Logo) Size: 100x100 Theme: Black/Yellow (Tech-ish maybe?) Render: Optional Render Theme: Possibly mIRC Related, otherwise its up to you (Very Open) Color: Black/Yellow + anything else that looks good and blends with site (link below) Text: No Other effects: Experiment! (Banner) Size: 900x100 Theme: Black/Yellow (Tech-ish maybe?) Render: Optional Render Theme: Possibly mIRC Related, otherwise its up to you (Very Open) Color: Black/Yellow + anything else that looks good and blends with site (link below) Text: AltScripts: mIRC Scripting Community Alternative Scripting ( Any combination) Other effects: Experiment! For whoever makes a banner/logo combo, ill put a button link (88x31) to their site on my page. (Toplevel page, index.php) Link to site- http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Thanks

panzer, it depends on what server youre connected to, but yes, they can all connect to the same servers.and as to the topic of all mirc copies being pirated, even though it says you only have a 30 day trial, all it does is bug you when you start mirc by saying your trial is up... nothing more than that

heh, sadly what you guys have to say is mostly true :Dthe only problem with what you have to say saint michael, is that if i did either of those things, i would be left without a computer

hello everyone, just looking for some reviews and advice on my site/forum address is http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ I really appreciate suggestions and criticism, id like to make this site something that everyone can enjoy

i remember that was the first tutorial site i saw when i started HTML (like 5 years ago) taught me tons! and like ppl have said, its only gotten better

heh i know its been a while since ive posted in this thread (actually forgot where it was) but anyways, my daughter is doing much better, shes in phyiscal therapy 2 times a week, and she is making alot of progress.Thanks everyone for all your support

Steve Irwin (or as many of you know him, the Crocodile Hunter) Known for his famous exclamation 'Crikey!' has died in a freak accident in Cairnes Australia He was actually killed by a stingray barb that went through his chest. View the full story: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

hey thanks, but im not really sure how to go back to the page and read the next page from that, if you could PM me with some contact info (irc server, channels, and nickname) i would really appreciate it.otherwise, im available (most of the time) on irc.swiftirc.net in channel #scripting and #mircthanks

hmm a few suggestions, if you want to make channel and PM events look the same, i suggest just using 1 event, with * as the location marker (in place of # and ?) that would allow it to trigger whether public or private, and therefore only one event would be needed. Also, if someone has serv in their name it would sorta mess up the actions, so I would change that around to something else (perhaps using raws) or maybe even nick specific alias -l services { return nickserv chanserv }if ($istok($services,$nick,32) { echo -st $+($chr(40),Notice/,$nick,$chr(41)) $1- | haltdef } finally, you could clean up the raw section using something like this raw *:*: { if ($numeric == 301) { echo -a raw 301 | haltdef }elseif ($numeric == 302) { etc | haltdef }else { return }and just set that up for each of the raws youd like to change

hello, i was wondering if someone would be able to help me out a bit.Im looking to get some info from my forums using sockets and mIRC, however the info i want requires that you be logged in.I know that it would require sockwrite POST something, but im not really sure how to use that :Sanyways, here is the source to the login section (HTML) <form action="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/; method="post" style="margin: 3px 1ex 1px 0pt; text-align: right;"> <input name="user" size="10" type="text"> <input name="passwrd" size="10" type="password"> <select name="cookielength"> <option value="60">1 Hour</option> <option value="1440">1 Day</option> <option value="10080">1 Week</option> <option value="302400">1 Month</option> <option value="-1" selected="selected">Forever</option> </select> <input value="Login" type="submit"><br> Login with username, password and session length </form>

hey thats pretty cool, ( i already knew how to do it, i <3 mIRC scripting ) but its good to see someone else here doing it xDanyways, PM me with the server that you are on, and the channels, always nice to see other Xisto members

eh everyone was worried about y2k, but seriously, i was playing rollercoaster tycoon when it rolled around, no problems xD