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I tried the new files, and no luck. Still the same errors. Sorry I'm looking forward to when we get this resolved. Could there be any other lines which need the url changed? I'll check.~Viz

Finally, so glad antilost is getting off the gorund, I've been waiting with bated breath. Woot!~VizP.S. Moon, any idea when CSS3 becomes the working standard?

Addition to above error report: OS: Windows XP Pro Upon using the extension manager to enter the username an password data: Upon selecting the extension and clicking options, the following error report: Upon entering the information and clicking okay or apply or whatever the button to set the informtion is, this error: ~Viz

I'm going to triple check to mkae sure I have everything installed correctly but here's an error report:System: PIII based Celeron OC 715MHz 384 MB RAMFirefox: Version 1.5 Stable ReleaseExtension: Alpha VersionErrors: Upon single left clicking, the extension changes from the Xisto logo and a listing of 0 credits to "Credits (days): Refrehing Cre" with the rest cut off, no picture.Upon Single right clicking nothing happens~Viz

Java was designed as a platform independant programming language. However, there are some programs and methods that are OS dependant, but they are few in number and infrequently used. As such, any applets or applications you make on either computer should run on both as long as you do not convert them to native executable formats such as exe or elf. As far as Eclipse and JBuilder, both are IDEs and are compatible as far as recognizing your code. However, JBuilder has built in java support for compilation and execution, but Eclipse requires that you have the java compiler and interpreter installed. As such, you ought to be able to work on any programs in either IDE, but you may not be able to run compiled class files on the JBuilder computers unless it also has the java runtime environment.~Viz

Cool, suggestion, add a mod mode to it so mods and Admins can eneter someone's username to view their credit count. That will make it easier to diagnose credit problems maybe, and speed up credit checking for applications.~Viz

Cool, I'll keep an eye out on one condition, that you write an in depth firefox extension tutorial when you get a chance .~Viz

Umm.. easiest way I know of to do this is to use sockets, which is networking, and not one of javascripts strong suits. May I inquire as to why it is important that it be javascript?~Viz

Best wishes on your B-day OpaQue. Congrats on getting Xisto off the ground and keeping it going. Hoping it makes you rich enough to buy Bill Gates before your next bday.~VizP.S. I want my cake too.P.P.S. I want to eat it too.

Your idea is a fabulous one, and unfortunately has been previously tried and rejected. The problem with situations like this is that there is no instantaneous response to spam posts, so people could cheat the system to gain a huge number of hosting credits. I won't go into specifics here, as it may provide the brain fodder others need to cheat the system. Simply know that although your idea does seem to be a good one, barring an unforseen miracle, it will never be approved. However, I will remind the administratos of it just in case miraculous happenings wish to take place.~Viz

There is no whitespace tag sorry, I was thinkingg there was because there are a couple tags I lump into the whitespace category. The tag I was thinking of is the <pre> tag which is in the XHTML standard, but it needs the closing </pre> tag after the text.~Viz

I'll look into it for you, but for now try using the <whitespace> tag with I forget which option to prevent the reading of whitespace.~Viz

szupie, can you be more specific about what the whitespace error is?~Viz

Also, look at the bandwidth difference, if someone truly used the 333MB at Xisto.net, they could maybe load all of there pages once before using up bandwidth, so the space is limited by the bandwidth, but sounds attractive to people who don't really understand these things. The kind of people who would not contribute positively to the forums.~Viz

Like all OSes, Linux is written in any programming language someone who adds to it rights in. Since OS kernels are compiled, the used language doesn't matter. However, most OSes are written in Assembly and C++.~Viz

Vista, although suffering minor setbacks, is scheduled for realeas in the first half of 2006. It is a 64 bit OS. The AMD 64 bit chipset is backwards compatible with 32 bit processors because it is mostly simply a zero extended processor to handle 64 bit values, not many new 64 bit instructions (unlike the Intel, at least, unless you get a new make which has compatibility for the new intel instructions). Go with a 64bit chip, even if you can't reap the benefits now, in two years, when XP is obsolete, you will not need to buy another new processor.~Viz

i've noticed that at least for me, phpmyadmin cannot create new databases, I have to use the other MYSQL script in cpanel. However, if I made a database and dropped it, phpmyadmin can recreate it. Dunno why, or if this is an issue for anyone, but it's slightly annoying to me.~Viz

There is one possible solution, although 1) i have never tested it, and 2) I don't know if it is valid CSS. Try this: input:text { width: 400px;} The alternative is to simply pecify width in the html tag without using css, or nest the input in a <style> tag. ~Viz

Yeah, sorry I'm taking so long to get back to you, haven't forgotten. I tried the php and found the javascript to be a) more fluid since it is client side and depends on clients speed, doesn't overlaod server as much, more flexible. I promise I will show you how, just swamped with school work and application essays for college, things should clear up in two days.~Viz

I know m^e did it for me, but you can never hear it too many times. HAPPY B-DAY!~Viz

You lose one credit a day once you have hosting no matter what. By being active everyday, if you accumulate more than 1 credit a day (with quality posts) you will gradually build up a nice reserve.~Viz

That div switching is accomplished thorugh javascript. And none of the various scripts I've seen for it have ever been short, sweet, although some have been to the point. I'm actually doing mostly the same thing on my site, and have found a few shortcuts to make it nicer. If you wish, I'd be willing to share code and guide you through it.~Viz

I'm going to repsond, since I think I know why (seeing as it looks like th eonly thing different, if I'm wrong m^e, yell at me and dedct 50% of my pay ). It looks like m^e changed your title to something more appropriate.~Viz

You could definitely do it the Registry way (the way I'd probably do it myself, cause I love messing with the registry, to see what winfdows anti-spyware picks up, but anyway) but I thought (obviously mistakenly) that moving the internet files folder also relocated the favorites to the same or a parent directory\favorites of the folder you switched to, sorry.~Viz

I'm looking at XP, which is NT based, so I'm not sure if this applies or not, but in the C:\Documents and Settings folder is a folder called all users. Anything in that folder is shared between all the users. To change where IE stores favorites, click tools -> internet options. Under temporary internet files click settings. Then click move folder, move the C:\Documents and Settings\All Users and make a folder to hold the favorites, then select that folder and save. This should make favorites shared between all users.~Viz