szupie
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If you're using phpbb, all you have to do is import the members database of it with the database of your site. Then, all you need to do is to make that file only downloadable if the member is logged in.
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Literally Tell Your Browser What To Do. Opera 8 Beta.
szupie replied to Dyth's topic in Computer Networks
Hmmm... I haven't really had time to test Opera that much, but anyone think it's better than firefox? I didn't find any advantages of it over firefox... -
Help In Starting Me Off In Php where and how to start.
szupie replied to harriko's topic in Programming
http://forums.xisto.com/topic/81893-topic/?findpost=1064288697 This is a good apache/php server for just testing PHP codes. http://www.mpsoftware.dk/ PHP Designer 2005 is a good software to code PHP and other languages. I'm currently using it to code my site. Essential PHP for Web professionals, PHP Black Book, Professional PHP Programming I started PHP with these books (Actually, they're the only PHP books at the library at that time) After that, I got PHP & MySQL for Dummies to read, and that was a great book. -
My First Stop-motion Animation 866 kb gif
szupie replied to Herbert1405241469's topic in Graphics, Design & Animation
Hmm... How about pieces of paper? You could draw on it too, or rip it and restore it in your movie? That reminds me, I've seen some claymations where the person in the movie does magic tricks. You could do something like that. For example, you can destroy something and make it come out of your mouth. -
I think it works without the $_post[] thing too (At least everytime I test it), but it's not the right way. It might be a new php4+ thing, but I don't know.
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Using php to echo it back might be a little dangerous if the users used some malicious php code... Unless you can echo it back in ' quotes instead of ". I don't know how to do that though. <html><head><title>eClassroom</title></head><body>e-Classroom<br><br><table border="1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse" bordercolor="#111111" width="100%" height="636"> <tr> <td width="50%" height="30">Worksheet</td> <td width="50%" height="30">Preview</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="50%" height="606" valign="top"> <form method="POST" action="<? echo $php_self ?>"> <textarea rows="35" name="worksheet" cols="55"><?php echo $worksheet ?></textarea> <input type="submit" value="Submit" name="submit" style="float: right"> </form></td> <td width="50%" height="606" valign="top"><?php echo $worksheet ?></td> </tr></table></body></html> That might work. Bye.
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The java and javascript ones are copied from answers dot com. Uh... http://www.answers.com/ Java: An object-oriented programming language designed to generate applications that can run on all hardware platforms, small, medium and large, without modification. Developed by Sun, Java has been promoted and geared heavily for the Web, both for public Web sites and intranets. Java was modeled after C++, and Java programs can be called from within HTML documents or launched stand alone. When a Java program called from a Web page runs on a user's machine, it is called a "Java applet." When it is run on a Web server, it is called a "servlet." When it runs as a stand-alone, non Web-based program on a user's machine, it is simply a "Java application." Upon finding a Java applet, the Web browser invokes the Java Virtual Machine, which translates the bytecode into machine code and runs it. This means Java programs are not dependent on any specific hardware and will run in any computer with the Java Virtual Machine software. Java is a full-blown programming language and is not intended for the casual programmer and certainly not the end user. JavaScript is a scripting language that uses a similar syntax to Java, but it is not compiled into bytecode. It remains in source code embedded within an HTML document and must be translated a line at a time into machine code by the JavaScript interpreter. JavaScript is very popular and is supported by all Web browsers. JavaScript has a more limited scope than Java and primarily deals with the elements on the Web page itself. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- java script: A popular scripting language that is widely supported in Web browsers and other Web tools. It adds interactive functions to HTML pages, which are otherwise static, since HTML is a display language, not a programming language. JavaScript is easier to use than Java, but not as powerful and deals mainly with the elements on the Web page. On the client, JavaScript is maintained as source code embedded into an HTML page. On the server, it is compiled into bytecode (intermediate language), similar to Java programs. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you want to know the difference between Java and JavaScript, you can go here. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor PHP began some time in 1994 when Rasmus Lerdorf put together a bunch of Perl scripts to track down who was looking at his resume. People saw his script and liked it, so he started publishing his script and named it PHP (Personal Home Page). Later, the developement of PHP was done by a group of people and it grew and grew, and the name Personal Home Page doesn't seem to fit it anymore. So they renamed it to Hypertext Preprocessor (Yeah, PHP definitely looks like the acronym for that...). PHP is a server-sided scripting language, which means that it is parsed on the server where the file is located, then sent to the person requesting it. PHP can be embedded into html without the visitors knowing about it, because every line of PHP will be parsed and sent as html. PHP can be used for dynamic pages such as keeping track of visitors (The original purpose of PHP), members stuff and... stuff. But once it's sent to the person requesting it, it cannot affect that person's computer, unlike Java and JavaScript, which are... not-server-sided (client-sided?). PHP is cool.
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http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/cutindex21.shtml http://www.barelyfitz.com/projects/slideshow/ I found those on google. If you want more links, you can search for them too.
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Php Variable Concatenation Something New I learned Today :P
szupie replied to szupie's topic in Programming
Yeah, I've learned how to concatenate the way you just said, MC, that's why I knew the word. The first time I've heard of it, it was confusing (the word). The +=/-=/%=/etc ones don't work for strings, right? They only work with numbers? -
Do you mean tracking them as in including their IPs, visiting time, and stuff? Or do you mean just a counter that increases everytime someone comes? The second one would be very easy.
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Php Variable Concatenation Something New I learned Today :P
szupie replied to szupie's topic in Programming
Heh, just what I thought: A simple basic code. I have seen the .=/-=/+=/etc operators before, but I've never thought of using them. This proves that writing your own programs lets you learn fast! -
So... Why is this better than FTP? How does this make life easier? '_'
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Oh. I'm only in my teens, so I might actually live to see it! Wait till I tell my grand-children! (Wait, that'd be a long time...)
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PHP and MySQL For Dummies by Janet Valade is a good book. You can learn MySQL at the same time too. It's more of a reference book, not a step by step tutorial.
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Yeah, I'm not that clear about the CGI and Perl stuff. I'm going to learn it soon though.
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I was coding one of my php page today, when I realized that I had to add multiple values to a variable (now that I think of it, a solution with arrays is possible too). But, the problem is that I have to add them in different parts of the code, so the new line that defines the variable will cover up the previous one. I played around with the code, and I finally got this solution:$message = "test1";$message .= "test2";$message .= "test3";echo $message;By adding a dot in front of the = sign, I could concatenate the previous value with the new one and put them in the same variable. So... Yeah... This is just something I figured out, and I'm sure most people know about this. I just had to share... ;POh, btw, a dot on the first = works too. It still "concatenates" the nothingness before it and the new value.
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Dunno where to put this topic, and couldn't even search for ssh in the forum (4 letters or less).Anyway, What are the advantages of SSH? Why does it make life better to have SSH Access than just FTP?
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OK, I changed the banner a bit. You can see it in my original post.
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Yeah, I think 3ds Max and Maya would be the best. The ones Pixar use might be Machintosh ones that they had someone compiled especially for them. I don't know. http://www.3dtotal.com/ , you can see what people can do with their 3d programs. I think it's Pixar-quality, or even better.
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I used photoshop, downloaded the stargate font, and got a gate picture from stargate's web site. I think I'm gonna improve it a little though.About the mod thing, I won't really have time to do my job if you gave it to me, because I'm on a couple of other forums, and I might not hang out too much on yours. BTW, .tk domains don't work where I live.
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Here you go. It can be modified to your taste.*edit*Changed the banner
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I've never played splinter cell, but I want to play it. It sounds so much better than halo and metal snake.Have you ever played spy fiction? It's a great game.
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Hmm. Can you get us a screen shot of it? And is it more stable or faster?
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Some of these are copied. ASP: Active Server Pages A Web server technology from Microsoft that allows for the creation of dynamic, interactive sessions with the user. An ASP is a Web page that contains HTML and embedded programming code written in VBScript or Jscript. It was introduced with Version 3.0 of Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS). When IIS encounters an ASP page requested by the browser, it executes the embedded program. ASPs are Microsoft's alternative to CGI scripts and JavaServer Pages (JSPs), which allow Web pages to interact with databases and other programs. Third- party products add ASP capability to non-Microsoft Web servers. The Active Server Page technology is an ISAPI program and ASP documents use an .ASP extension. ASP.NET (also ASP+) is an enhanced version of ASP for the .NET platform. It supports executable programs compiled from C#, C++ and other languages and is not backward compatible with regular ASP code. ASP.NET pages are always compiled rather than interpreted as are ASP pages. See CGI script, JSP and ISAPI. Basically, it's a server-side scripting language like PHP ----------------------------------------------------------------- CGI: Common Gateway Interface Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is an important World Wide Web technology that enables a client web browser to request data from a program executed on the Web server. CGI specifies a standard for passing data between the client and the program. Originally, CGI was invented by NCSA for the NCSA HTTPd web server in 1993. This web server used UNIX shell environment variables to store parameters passed from the web server execution environment before spawning the CGI program as a separate process. The programming language Perl is well known as a language used for CGI, but one of the points of CGI is to be language-neutral. The Web server does not need to know anything about the language in question. An example of a CGI program is the one implementing a wiki: you hand it the name of an entry, and it will retrieve the source of that entry's page (if one exists), transform it into HTML, and send the result back to the browser. Or tell it that you want to edit a page. All wiki operations are managed by this one program. The way CGI works from the Web server's point of view is that certain locations (e.g. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/) are defined to be served by a CGI program. Whenever a request to a matching URL is received, the corresponding program is called, with any data that the client sent as input. Output from the program is collected by the Web server, augmented with appropriate headers, and sent back to the client. Because this technology generally requires a fresh copy of the program to be executed for every CGI request, the work load quickly overwhelmed many servers and more efficient and flexible technologies such as PHP, as well as more efficient versions of CGI to be created for other languages, were developed by 2000. CGI is a bit like a web version of an exe program (that's what I feel), it can keep an open socket with the server even after it's loaded. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Perl: Practical Extraction Report Language A programming language written by Larry Wall that combines syntax from several Unix utilities and languages. Introduced in 1987, Perl is designed to handle a variety of system administrator functions and provides comprehensive string handling functions. It is widely used to write Web server programs for such tasks as automatically updating user accounts and newsgroup postings, processing removal requests, synchronizing databases and generating reports. Perl has also been adapted to non-Unix platforms. I'm not sure about perl. I thought it was the same as CGI. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cron: A Unix utility (Unix daemon) that executes commands in a crontab file at a specified time and date. Cron is used to schedule such functions as backup and maintenance procedures. So, it's like a job that you can schedule for the computer to do everyday. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'll be posting more later. Now it's homework time.
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Yeah, I've read that article before (wtf, why am I always saying that!!!?), and I think it's kind of like humans and animals. We do "adopt" pets and treat them as our own child, and animals adopt humans too (Tarzan ). I hope the Hippo and Tortoise live happily ever after.