beeseven

Word gives you the option to save as HTML and it just inserts tags for you, but it's not that good and you can't do much besides bold/italic/underline/alignment.

I uploaded the code as a text file because it's pretty big: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ As I said it can't login. I get this error: Warning: ftp_login(): Authentication failed, sorry in /home/beeseven/public_html/ftp.php on line 45 I think it might have something to do with character encoding, but I'm not sure. If you think it is, what kind of encoding would work as if I typed it directly? I tried putting it in the file, but then I got the missing required fields error.

After a little work with PHP it becomes really easy. It has a simple syntax and the commands make a lot of sense. To check if a file exists it's file_exists("filename"), to connect to an ftp server, it's ftp_connect("url"), etc.

I used to get a lot, but now all my pages are compliant. You lose a lot of errors if you use CSS. For example, a lot of people still use the font tag, but the use of that became deprecated with HTML 4.01.

"Googol" is, though, and that's the point. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/googol

The actual word for the number 10^100 is spelled "googol." The guys who made the search engine spelled it wrong. I made that after my math teacher complained about the spelling error.

Sorry for the double post, but the edit button ran away. You can also add border-color to the style like this:<table border="#" style="border-style: STYLE_HERE; border-color: COLOR_HERE;" width="150" height="250" valign="top">The border color HAS to be after the border style or else it won't work. Multiple colors work in the same order as multiple styles, and you can use color names (ex: red green), hex values (ex: #FF0000 #00FF00), or rgb [ex: rgb(255,0,0) rgb(0,255,0)].

<table border="#" style="border-style: STYLE_HERE;" width="150" height="250" valign="top">Replace STYLE_HERE with one of these:nonehiddendotteddashedsoliddoublegrooveridgeinsetoutsetYou can also put multiple:one - all four the sameone two - top and bottom one, left and right twoone two three - top is one, left and right are two, bottom is threeone two three four - top is one, right is two, bottom is three, left is four

Here's one I made myself, if you still need it: <form method="POST" action="comment.php">Name: <input type="text" name="name"><br>Message:<br><textarea name="message" rows="10" cols="45"></textarea><br><input type="submit" name="submit" value="Post Message"><input type="reset" value="Reset"></form>This is the input box, you can put this wherever you want. Also, name the file "comment.php" or change the form action. <?php$submit = $_POST['submit'];if($submit == true){ $filename = 'comment/comments.html'; $name = $_POST['name']; $name = stripslashes($name); $name = strip_tags($name); $time = date("\P\o\s\\t\e\d \o\\n l F jS Y \a\\t g:i:s A"); $message = $_POST['message']; $message = stripslashes($message); $message = strip_tags($message, '<b><i><u>'); $comment = "<tr><td width=\"100%\"><i><b>From:</b></i> $name</td></tr><tr><td width=\"100%\"><i><b>$time</b></i></td></tr><tr><td width=\"100%\"><i><b>Message:</b></i><br>$message<br><div><hr width=\"50%\"></div></td></tr>\n"; $handle = fopen($filename, 'a'); fwrite($handle, $comment); fclose($handle);}include 'comment/comments.html';?>This is the PHP code, it doesn't matter if it's above or below the input. You also need a directory called "comment" with a file called "comments.html" (or you can change that--it's like that because I made it on my school's server and it uses AFS for permissions). You can see this in action at http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

I saved up 50 before applying so I wouldn't have to worry about my vacation in two weeks >_< Now I have to get them back =(

Luckily googel.com redirects to Google. Also for compression I originally had it in bmp so it wouldn't be compressed, but then I learned the magic of PNG.

Well tire no more! I made these a while ago using the Google logos and MSPaint, and I'm probably breaking some copyright law. I was really bored. I also had a mirror of the Google homepage and image search that replaced all instances of "Google" with "Googol" (except the copyright--didn't want to get sued).

What I found was helpful was to just experiment. I learned some basics in a class I took over the summer (echo, basic variables, $_POST, and some math stuff), then I just browsed php.net and looked at some different functions then tested them with what they could do.

Vertical are fine, it can get annoying if there's so little information on a page that there isn't one. Horizontal scroll bars are really annoying though, especially when used along with vertical.

A few I use a lot:site:url - returns only sites from the url specifiedintitle:word or intitle:"phrase" - returns only pages with word or phrase in the titleinurl:part_of_a_url - only shows pages with part_of_a_url in the url

Agreed. Popups are really stupid and no one ever pays attention to them. Once I got one that said I was the 7389254th visitor, then I reloaded the page and got one that had a lower number. <3 Firefox's popup blocker.

I'm 15 and male, and almost every girl at my school, despite its nerdiness, (you have to apply, take a test, get teacher recommendations, and have really good grades, it specializes in science and tech, AND there are 7 programming courses, AND one is required) whenever I say something about programming, they're like O.o nerd.

I use ZoneAlarm Pro, too. It keeps just about everything out, but when you have to update it or renew your subscription it can get kind of annoying. I think ZoneAlarm is free, but you have to pay for Pro. Also, you have to set it to let stuff access the internet or act as a server. I gave Paint full access because Paint is awesome. >_>

Would you be so kind as to tell the less smart of us what an AIM booter is? Uh, not that I am one, yeah.>_>*runs*

It doesn't really slow your computer down. Mine's meh and I haven't noticed a thing.

According to that list you have, I should be blind and have carpal tunnel syndrome several times. I should probably go outside. For once. You know, just to see what all the fuss is about. >_>

It sounds similar to <object>. I'm not really familiar with either, so does one offer anything more than the other?

I like $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] (that's not a typo--there's supposed to be only one R after the second E). Sometimes it's interesting to see, and you could also make a database of the referrers and see what site gives you the most hits.

If you're going to take a highschool course, you should probably take it in an actual programming language. Then you will not only know a programming language (!), but you can also put it in your resume if you want to pursue a career in computer science. <3 My nerd school and all its programming courses (what I can remember off the top of my head):Computer Science (Java--also required for graduation), AP Computer Science (more advanced Java), C/C++ Language, Assembly Language, Elements of Artificial Intelligence, High Performance and Supercomputing Applications, and a UNIX lab

Kings of Chaos was actually created by some people at my school. It was hosted on the school's UNIX server but KoC got so big the server couldn't handle the load. There's an article from the Washington Post about it here: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/