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I thought somebody would post about this and you did it. I understand rayzoredge, how annoyed one would be when they open Xisto forums and find lots of spam posts around. I have been a regular visitor of Xisto, I mostly spend time reading threads than posting. Two years ago I was attracted to this forum for the webhosting features it offered and a great forum it had. Now I feel, although the hosting features has got much more better, but the quality of the forums is slightly degrading. Anyway, that's just my thought. This tip might help your browsing experience here. Just ignore the user you think is posting lots of unwanted or spam posts. You can do that by going to the respective member's profile, there in "Options" drop down click "Ignore User". Thats it.

"Size" is the actual value, you need to report that as the actual size of the files. "Size on disk" is the value after including fragmentation space and cluster size (set when formatting a drive). Fragmentation is the cluttered distribution of the files into different clusters and hence it takes into account the full cluster size even if there is only 2 kb of data on a 4kb cluster, for example. Since you are ultimately transferring it to a cd, you just make sure that the actual "Size" is less than 700mb (may be a bit more if you would like to overburn).

Well, that depends on the CMS you are using. For example, in Joomla! you need to put that file in the folder which acts as the root of the CMS and not the server. That is, if the path to the homepage of the cms is http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ then you need to put that favicon in the "joomla" folder and not htdocs. BTW on which CMS you did that edit.

First create a small image (preferably 32 x 32 pixels) in any image creation/editing program. Then you will need to convert that into .ico format. You can use free online image converter http://www.converthub.com/ incase your program cannot convert it. Now rename that file to "favicon.ico" and upload it to the root folder of your website. That's it. You wil not see the changes immediately, as you may need to clear the cache of your browser. If you're using cache functionality in CMS then you need to clear there too I guess.

Average surfers are better off using Internet Explorer, Opera is for pro surfers who need time saving features, cutomisability and easy user accessiblity. Thats all what I can say after using Opera for more than 4 years as of now.

Hi, welcome to Xisto. Nice to see someone interested in sports and games. We usually have people here who are more into technology and computer stuffs. The first things you need to get started is read through the Read Me page. Then register at Xisto - Support with the same email you used to register here. Start posting and you will earn virtual money called mycents once you reach have more than 5 posts. You can use these MyCents to get free hosting here. Remember you will not be required to enter credit card details anywhere, its totally free. That's it. Enjoy your stay here. Good luck.

Ash-Bash, how do you know gzip's not enabled already? Is there any method a visitor can know whether gzip is enabled or not? It would be nice if you could share the method. It seems that Xisto forum pages render faster in Google Chrome.

Now you are even more luckier Andrie. Not long back I too coded this type of script. You can find the detailed tutorial here: http://forums.xisto.com/topic/62062-php-fetching-random-line-from-a-text-file-and-displaying-it-using-ajaxiframe/ I did those for one of my friend. There are two versions of it, one using AJAX and the other using iframe (if javascript disabled). The examples can be seen here: Random line fetcher using AJAX Random line fetcher using iframe I have basic un-styled versions too in that tutorial. Check that if you only want to see the code. The main php code is: <?phpsrand ((double)microtime()*1000000);$f_contents = file ("did-you-know.txt");$line = $f_contents[array_rand ($f_contents)];print $line;?> If you want to just keep it simple, you can use either of the core code (Pankyy's or mines) without any AJAX or iframes. Hope that helps. Jlhaslip you actually told about a tutorial link, but the link is a search result giving error page. Check that out.

Well I think it would be a realty in future soon, as anything in the computer world happens faster than what is predicted initially. Quantum computers would help a lot to solve mathematical problems and perform operations which would take thousands of years by normal computers. Quantum Computers would totally change the current scenario. The architecture would be completely different, the hardware, the software everything. And that would call for more engineers to start learning from the basics.There would be so many questions. Once Quantum computers are out in daily life, yes, I mean they have to, nobody thought in the 60's, what it is today. How would the QC's interact with todays computers? How would they take over the internet with all that hardware and software problems? And would it ever transform into those PDA's, palmtops, etc?

Welcome to Xisto kyle. This is a very active forum and am sure you will love to post here as you can always find one or the other topic which ineterests you. Yes you are right, Xisto is the best free host you can find on web.What's your script about? Does that take the players info like stats and stuff like that and displays it on the page? Because if the script is very resource intensive and perform operations very often you may need to look in for VPS (Virtual private Servers). You can host on them too for free, but you need to post more and earn more to keep your VPS alive.Wish you good luck.

Yes, it does slow down at certain times, may be at the time when scripts update mycents. I have currently disabled viewing of signatures and avatars. Also I got Google Web Accelerator and all I can say is that the rendering and loading time have decreased a lot.

Yes you got that right cyber_electrons. Actually it is calculated based on bytes. So what you call a 160 GB HDD is actually 160000.... something bytes. and hence when you covert that bytes into GB you get less value than 160 GB. I think its not the case with just Seagate, others do that too.

In my case I was told that its been denied, but not in your case. In the email they sent me thier support email: support[at]kontera[dot]com and told to send the new website to that email. Regarding your case I just searched thier website and this is what I found: read this. This is what it tells: You can add more websites, so let the old one be like that only, just add the new one. Also just read this to confirm if your site complies with thier guidelines. Once you get the new code, enter that here in Xisto. That's it. Edit: Here is the Kontera's Knowledgebase site: http://amobee.com/

Thanks SM. I would be sending them the new website link and add the kontera code also, because I didn't do that previously and that may be the reason for denial of the account.