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I'm working on my hobby site (http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/) and have found that it really needs a better look. I designed the current template from scratch and realized that it is just not right for the site. I need the site to have a more car site feel to it and a different color scheme. I'm going to use a blue-gray / gray theme with maybe some blue highlights. I'm not entirely sure yet because I am hoping to be inspired by the banner graphic. I was thinking of something with an actual classic VW Beetle photo incorporated into the banner perhapes in a monotone or two-tone blue-gray (color highlights would be fine to draw focus). I have seen a lot of really nice signatures images done here and thought that a similar technique would work for my application. Here is what I was hoping for: Width: 600 to 700 pixels Height: 150 to 200 pixels Primary Colors: blue, gray Images Included: Classic Volkswagen Beetle Title Text: "VW One" Description: "Your Volkwagen Information Resource." Border: Optional Text Effect: Rolling Color Change / Fade Effects (animated effect) - Perhapes Title Only I'm not a very artistic person and I'm using Photo Shop 6.0 so I can't really get the results I'm looking for by myself. Thanks for any suggestions or submissions you can give. vujsa

I uninstalled and reinstalled the corrupt component and it works now. I suggest backing up your databases, files and reinstall your faulty script. It will fix your problem more than likely.vujsa

Actually, there are several ''' used throughout the program and none of them have the same problem. Additionally, the file wasn't changed by the user. I also have a similar issue. It's with mambo though. I'll try to figure out the problem. I'm pretty sure some gloabl element has caused these errors. Maybe a server configuration change. Here is the first few lines of the file I get an error on /*** TFS for MAMBO Class* @package TFSforMAMBO* @copyright 2003-2005 PJH Diender* @license [url="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/;. GNU Public License* @version $Revision: 2.0.1 $* @author Patrick Diender <webmaster@caffeinecoder.net>*///ensure this file is being included by a parent filedefined('_VALID_MOS') or die ('Direct Access to this location is not allowed.');class TFS_Engine{var $d = null; //dayvar $m = null; //monthvar $y = null; //yearvar $dom = null; // domainvar $vid = null; // visitors idvar $updatemsg= null; //update message used for purgevar $language = null; //language settingvar $langini = null; //language setting ini filevar $hourdiff = null; //hourdiff local vs servervar $onlinetime = null; //time online in minutes before new visitorvar $startoption = null; //option for starting statisticsvar $purgetime = null; //time for purge databasevar $version = null; //version of scriptvar $MainFrame = null; //mainframe object MOSvar $task = null; //task for TFS_Enginefunction TFS_Engine(&$mainframe,$task){global $mosConfig_offset;$this->MainFrame = &$mainframe;$this->task = $task;$sql = "SELECT SQL_BIG_RESULT * FROM #__TFS_configuration";$this->MainFrame->_db->setQuery($sql);$rs = mysql_query($this->MainFrame->_db->_sql);$this->hourdiff = $mosConfig_offset;while($row = mysql_fetch_array($rs)){if ($row['description'] == 'onlinetime'){$this->onlinetime = $row['value'];}if ($row['description'] == 'startoption'){$this->startoption = $row['value'];}if ($row['description'] == 'language'){$this->langini = $row['value'];}if ($row['description'] == 'purgetime'){$this->purgetime = $row['value'];}if ($row['description'] == 'version'){$this->version = $row['value'];}}mysql_free_result($rs);if(file_exists($this->MainFrame->_config->absolute_path.'/administrator/components/com_tfsformambo/language/'.$this->langini.'.ini.php')){//include language support$this->language = parse_ini_file($this->MainFrame->_config->absolute_path.'/administrator/components/com_tfsformambo/language/'.$this->langini.'.ini.php',true);}else{//include language support$this->language = parse_ini_file($this->MainFrame->_config->absolute_path.'/administrator/components/com_tfsformambo/language/en.ini.php',true);} // calculate time diff from server time to local time$visittime = (time() + ($this->hourdiff * 3600)); if(!isset($_GET['d'])){$this->d = date('j',$visittime);}else{$this->d = $_GET['d'];} Again this is a parse error and I have never edited this file. It worked a few days ago but not now. Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_VARIABLE, expecting ',' or ';' in /home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/xxxxx/xxxxxxxxx/components/com_tfsformambo/admin.tfsformambo.html.php on line 150 Here is lines 137 to 160: if ($row['description'] == 'purgetime'){$this->purgetime = $row['value'];}if ($row['description'] == 'version'){$this->version = $row['value'];}}mysql_free_result($rs); vujsa

This is quite simple actually and we have a few options. I'll show you the two easiest options. Option 1: Simply delete the other inex file. Be sure to delete the right file though. If you are worried about deleting the wrong file, change the files name and then give it a try. If the default index shows again, you know you changed the wrong file's name. You probably have the folloing in you public_html folder: index.php (This is for your CMS) index.html (This is the default index) - This is the one to delete more than likely. Option 2: Access your website via an FTP client such as CuteFTP. When you select the public_html folder, you should be asked which index file should be used. Note: This doesn't work all of the time and some FTP clients don't offer this feature. These are the two easiest ways to get the right index file to show. You can also edit the .htaccess file for that folder to specify which index you prefer to use. Hope this helps. vujsa

Well, I know about as much as anyone here about Mambo but I have no idea what you are asking.Mambo provide very good content management ad allows for the creation of author accounts to allow writters to submit articles without the need to be reviewed prior to being published. Also, Mambo has hundreds of add-ons available and maybe as many available templates.Mambo is offered here in the script installer Fantastico for quick and easy installation including the creation of all of the database tables, writing the configuration files, and building the file structure.Once you have hosting here, I suggest that you give it a try.If I haven't answered your question, please be more specific about what you want and need an I'll let you know if Mambo is for you.Hope this helps. B)vujsa

You can still use "localhost" on your websites here unless you are trying to access it remotely which may not be possible. The remote permissions have probably been set to disallow. I always just use "localhost" as IP addresses can change but "localhost" will always be where your script is. Therefore, I reccomend continueing to use "localhost" as the location of your MySQL server. I wouldn't even know where to begin to specify the location of the MySQL server on the hosting server as there are many accounts on there. I think that the MySQL server location is probably 69.50.168.69 currently to answer your question though. Hope this helps. vujsa

I'm pretty sure that we offer ImageMagick. And I know for sure we ofer GD cause I've used it extensively now. Even better, we offer Coppermine Photo Gallery in an easy to install package under Fantastico. Fantastico is an automated PHP script installer that creates databases, builds file structures and writes the scripts configuration files. There are 3 image gallery programs read for install in Fantastico along with Bulletin Boards, Blogs, CMS, Guest Books, Counters, etc... Here is the complete list of currently offer programs: Navigation Fantastico Home Control Panel Home Blogs b2evolution Nucleus pMachine Free WordPress Content Management Drupal Geeklog Mambo Open Source PHP-Nuke phpWCMS phpWebSite Post-Nuke Siteframe Typo3 Xoops Customer Relationship Crafty Syntax Live Help Help Center Live osTicket PHP Support Tickets Support Logic Helpdesk Support Services Manager Discussion Boards phpBB2 SMF E-Commerce CubeCart OS Commerce Zen Cart F.A.Q. FAQMasterFlex Guestbooks ViPER Guestbook Hosting Billing phpCOIN Image Galleries 4Images Gallery Coppermine Photo Gallery Gallery Mailing Lists PHPlist Polls and Surveys Advanced Poll phpESP PHPSurveyor Project Management dotProject PHProjekt Site Builders Soholaunch Pro Edition Templates Express Wiki TikiWiki PhpWiki Other Scripts Dew-NewPHPLinks Moodle Noahs Classifieds Open-Realty phpAdsNew PHPauction phpFormGenerator WebCalendar Hope this helps. vujsa

I'm not sure what you mean here but I'll answer what I think you asked. I'm always prepared to quickly recover ALL data on my personal computer. As described above, all of my data is seperated, duplicated and backed up in various ways. - If I have a physical hard drive failure, my duplicate drive simply takes over the responsibilities until I replace the bad drive. No down time with that one. - If I have a software failure on my OS due to virus or other random OS error, This usually will not harm my non-OS data such as photos, music, etc. This just requires me to reinstall the OS or copy a clean backup to that partition. Either way, back up and running in about an hour but some software may need to be reinstalled. - If I lost all data on the entire disk (3 partitions) due to virus, accidental reformat, major OS error, stupidity, etc. I can reinstall the OS and then restore all of the data from my most recent data backup. Should be back up and running in less than a day. - Multiple problems where there is data loss not only on the hard drives but on the back ups as well. I can use a data recovory tool such as the one described above to find MOST of the lost data from the hard drive. I the very unlikely event that you have this type of problem, getting MOST of your data back is probably good enough for you but there may still be good data on older back ups or even the corrupt back up to fill in nearly all of the holes left by the recovery tool. Could take a few days to get things working again depending on how long it takes to identify the problems etc... Now, I keep a copy of most of my website on my hard drive as well just in case but I have never experienced a data loss on a server due to the built in protection most come with as well as the frequency of data back ups done on servers. In fact, most servers use a data loss prevention system similar to the one I've described. And most also employ a similar technique to recover data. As far as wondering how safe this site is, in my opinion it is very safe. Like I said, I have never lost data here. The servers are well maintained and administered well. Please keep in mind that this is a free hosting service here so they aren't earning any income based on the hosting accounts so no guarantees will be made about the safety of your data. Hope this helps. vujsa

Okay everyone, false alarm.The problem wasn't in the code but instead was in a .htaccess two directories above the image to be shown. I forgot to delete the .htaccess that redirected .png file extensions to the PHP engine after I replaced that set up. I now use a diferent means to mask urls.Everything is working fine now with out the need to use any file system functions ot object buffering.Basically, to print to file use:imagepng($image, 'path/to/file.png');and to print to browser use:imagepng($image, '');hope this helps everyone.vujsa

What is the ftp address you use to upload your files. Is it ftp.subdomain.astahost.com or an IP address. if you are using an IP address, use the address format above instead. Also, try accessing the file via the file manager in the cPanel. If you wouldn't mind, also post the url of your website so that we may better determine your problem. vujsa

Well, that didn't fix the bug. I'm still getting trash instead of the image. Any ideas?vujsa

I'm trying to create a script that will generate an image and send it back to the browser while saving the same image to the server. I'm doing this because the image should be dynamically generated but because of the load that would place on a server if the image happened to be requested frequently, I've decided to build in a means to serve the static version of the image most of the time. What isn't included here is the function that will check the age of the file in cache directory and serve the static image if it is less than an hour old. This isn't really needed to get this part of the script working so to prevent making the code more complicated, I left it out. I'm having trouble saving the generated image to the server. I have finally gotten it to save the file but it is saving the data as text and not as a PNG image file. Here is the script as it is currently written: <?php// Designate a background image $background = imagecreatefrompng("background001.png"); // Designate a foreground image $insert = imagecreatefrompng("token001.png"); // Select the origin pixel of the foregrounf image as the transparent color imagecolortransparent($insert,imagecolorat($insert,0,0));// Get dimisions of the foreground image $insert_x = imagesx($insert); $insert_y = imagesy($insert); // Place the foreground image on the background image imagecopymerge($background,$insert,345,72,0,0,$insert_x,$insert_y,100); // Insert Text into the image $text = $_GET['action']; $red = imagecolorallocate($background, 255, 0, 0); $font = "verdana.ttf"; imagettftext($background, 14, 0, 238, 90, $red, $font, $text); imagettftext($background, 8, 0, 238, 125, $red, $font, mktime());// Start the content buffer to hold information prior to saving ob_start();// Set the header information of the image header ("Content-type: image/png"); 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This doesn't confuse the browser at all. The url points to a png image and that is exactly what is returned as a result. The mask (of sorts) doesn't take place until the server where the request for a png image is translated into the correct request for the php script that actually builds and returns the image. Your argument would be completely valid if the output was not a png format image. If I were using this toreturn text or html output, then this indeed would be an incorrect use of the mod_rewrite apach module. I am fairly sure that the browser will either give an error statement or will show nothing at all. Don't worry about showing me how to do the banner.php script, I've already got that research done. I understand how all of the variables will be passed, I just needed help with the url rewrite in the .htaccess.Thanks for taking the time to answer my question. You alway seem to come online just when I need you the most.The regular expression looks exactly like want I need, can't wait to try it out but it's so late here now. [/hr]That worked perfectly! That was exactly the result I was trying for. I only ran it with a test script but it pulled the the banner number out of the filename and displayed the number using an echo statement. [/hr]Thanks Again So Much. B)vujsa

Okay, looking now I see that once again because I didn't know what I wanted, I didn't explain my question very well. The most important part of the question is how to make the seen URL friendly and clean. I don't want the user to see that the image is generated on the fly or that there is any scripting used at all. I found the following example .htaccess code sample: This is very near the reg_exp I need to accomplish my goal, but I need some help with it. I understand what you are trying to say mastercomputers but for the project, I'll need the url to appear to be an image file because it will not be allowed by the target application in many cases otherwise. I'm working on a dynamic graphical signature generator for users to place a signature image in the accounts on other forums. It would work similar to the search engine friendly URL's here: If you click http://forums.xisto.com/topic/86614-topic/?findpost=1064322612, then you see http://forums.xisto.com/topic/86614-topic/?findpost=1064322612 in the address bar but the file is actually here: http://forums.xisto.com/topic/86614-topic/?findpost=1064322612 We see links to html files but this site doesn't have any real html files on the server. Hope this better explains what I am looking for. vujsa

How would I get http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ to forward to http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ I recently found that you can set a php file to appear to be an image file or some other type of file. Just place the following .htaccess code into the directory of the disguised script. In this case, we are disguising a PHP file as a png image file: The code above is used to make a PHP generated .png image appear to be just like any other .png image your site might contain. Now, I could write a script for every PHP generated image I want to serve but that would take up a lot of disk space and could potentially result in hundres or thousands of scripts to be written. Additionally, why bother writing a script to generate an image if I have to do one for each image, the whole point of the script is to reduce my workload. Any help here would be great. vujsa

1. Not that I know of. Because CMS and blogs are dynamic in nature, html / xhtml isn't suitable. There may be some that output pure html / xhtml. And i wouldn't worry so much about the xhtml unless you have special requirements for your site. If you need such requirements, you'd have to modify most applications. 2. Yes, I believe that the 404.shtml would need to be in the root directory. Not sure about how it is handled in subdomains in case you have any. hope this helps. vujsa

So my website is a mess. I thought I had a plan and got started and took a step back to see that something wasn't right. I couldn't figure out what was wrong until I got some very good advise. Now that I can see the problems, I hope to avoid making the same mistakes again so I'm asking for help now. I have uploaded several possible templates that may work on the website if they are modified slightly. I need to choose a single template to use. I need volunteers to go browse the different templates that are available and vote on which is best. I'll add more templates latter and hope to compare this round of template winners with the next round until I have the right template. Once I have narrowed the list to about three templates, I'll modify each to fit the sites features and then ask for a final vote. [/hr] My website is a volkswagen Information and Community site found at: vw.forum500.com and http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ The second address simply forwards to the first address. I'll switch everything over to the new domain latter. For more information about the site, here is the previous request for input.: The Volkswage Site <vwone.com; Thank you so much for any help you can give. vujsa

I'm sorry that I just noticed this topic. I would have offered help sooner. My first thought when I read the first post of this topic was firewall. You'll need to set the IP addresses for both computers as safe or accepted or whatever in ALL of your firewalss on BOTH computers. If you have winXP with Service Pack 2, you'll need to click your advanced firewall settings and add your IP address to the allowed IP address section. If you do not have winXP with SP2, then just turn the windows firewall off. In your other firewalls and internet security programs, please set your IP address to the allowed section as described in your softwares help files.Again, as everyone has suggested, be sure to set the disks, directories, or files you wish to share as described in the help files reguarding network file sharing.I'm sorry not to be more specific about the required steps but with all of the software possibilities and OS choices, it has gotten difficult to know how each system works. I know what to do but without sitting in front of your PC, I can't describe the process blind.Hope this helps you out. B)vujsa

I was wondering if you ever got paid by this program and if you recommend using them?The program looks promising and I could use a decent CPM. Anyone else have any experience with this company. I'd like as must information about them as possible. Since so many programs have so many problems, I tend to be very careful when choosing advertising programes.OpaQue, I really like this series of topics where you completely layout all of the required information in an easy to read format. Keep the reviews coming. Thanks for any input. ;)vujsa

Wow OpaQue, that was a very informative post. I think that this should eliminate the questions that many members have about hosting credits. I was really excited to see that you were able to implement the hosting credit transfer function. This would provide our members with a really great way of thanking another member for the help that was received. I'm interested to see what kinds of contests members might dream up and offer credits as the reward for the winner.I've got some ideas about some graphics work I might need to have a contest for. I hope everyone will enjoy these new features. Thanks for all of your hard work. ;)vujsa

I haven't had any log in problems so it may be a browser problem or you cookies are fouled up. I would look at the cookies first. There is another member here that seems to have the same problem but I don't know what his situation was and in the past, he has had a lot of DNS problems with the hosting server. Not sure why again.Also, I rarely have problems connecting to the site or my website. From time to time all servers have issues and ISP's have DNS problems as well. I have found that most people that have connection problems tend to live outside of the U.S. where the server is physically located. It could partially be an issue with the server farm where the server is located, net lag, DNS issues, slow connection speed, communication satalites being overburdened, or even user computer configutations. Actually, we get several "time out" or "failure to connect" complaints but it seems to be the same members that have the same problems over and over. Since the vast majority of us don't experience these problems, it has been very difficult to resolve whatever issue is causing the problem. Now, that is not to say that we don't have problems from time to time but sometimes the problems occur while an upgrade is being added or another problem is being fixed. I hope that this sheds some elight on the issue and hope that your log in problem is minor.On a brighter note, I am glad to hear that you feel so comfortable on the forum and that you are enjoying your Free Web Hosting account.vujsa

Well, many search engines pay much less attention to meta descriptions now than in the past because of faulst descriptions. Google doesn't pay any attention to the meta tags. Meta tages if accurate for your website will help on smaller link indexes and search engines. I have a small link indexing script tat uses the meta description as the link description.Setting your meta tags is a very good idea even if the larger search engines pay less atttention to them now for many reasons. I recommend using meta in you website.vujsa

No, you have only 150MB of disk space. The disk usage function on cPanel has a bug in it that from time to time shows the incorrect disk space allocation numbers. cPanel is an account managemnet script that is widely used by internet hosting providers. Gennerally considered to be a very good management system, it does have a few minor bugs. Additionally, cPanel does not check actual usage and allocation very frequently. Its actaully refreshed somewhere between 24 and 48 hours. The statistics are not refreshed in real-time because of the burden it would place on the server. If the usage and allocation were checked every hour, with all of the hosting accounts we have here, the server would simply be too busy refreshing quota information to serve web pages. We assume that you prefer to have your website served instead of up to the minute information about your account.I recommend that you maintain a disk usage below your allocated amount. If you are over when the statistics are updated, you'll be warned about exceeding your disk quota. If you continually abuse your disk quota, you account may be suspended. Hope this clears things up. ;)vujsa

I started using PHP when I noticed a book at the bookstore about it. It talked about Apache , MySQL, and PHP installation and very basic use. I started to learn right away. I was surprised how quickly I was picking everything up. Of course I had some limited programming encounters prior to the discovery of the book, but the book has set me on a new course. In 1985, I got my first computer. It was ready to go for programming in BASIC. I printed "hello world!" a million times on my screen and even got to where I could program music into the computer. In 1992, I took my first formal programing class. Turbo C! I didn't do as well in the class as I had hoped but I started to pick up the basics of all modern programming. In 1995, I printed the source and output of the Indiana University Home Page. I went line by line until I understood every bit of HTML for that page. Shortly there after, I learned a little bit of JavaScript and made some engine displacement calculators and what not. Pretty simple scripts I must admit. In 1999, I Downloaded and installed my first CGI script called Links (Gossamer Threads). As soon as I got the link indexer / search engine up and running, I started to notice that there were modifications that I wanted to add. The script was programmed entirely in Perl and the mods were manual find and replace or find and add. Having the mods as a roadmap as I started to moddify the script, I began learning a lot about Perl. I think that I could never write a full script in Perl with my current knowledge but what I learned helped me better understand PHP. In 2003, I bought the PHP book that I have mention and started learning PHP. I have by no means mastered PHP but, I'm getting to where I can usually do what I want with it. The similarities between Perl and PHP are remarkable but that is also true about C. I have found PHP to be much easier to learn than Perl but I have very little interest in programming outside of the web now. I was told by a friend of mine that is a very well paid free lance programmer that the language really doesn't matter. He's older now so his primary laguages are also older. He said that he tends to use fortran most often. He suggested that if the programmer knows the language well and is a good programmer, then he/she can program anything to do anything with any language. While many languages were design based on certain needs of the creators, the general abilities of all laguages are more or less the same. If a language doesn't contain the out of the box functionality that you require, then you'll simply have to write a more complex program. My point is that there is no reason to think that any language will fall to extinction. There will always be a new flavor that is most popular but if a language as old as fortran is still being widely used, then it stands to reason that PHP and Perl will also survive. For my money, I'll stick to PHP for the foreseeable future. Its easy to learn, easy to use, and currently has a lot of applications built on it. vujsa

This a very good explaination of website creation. I hope everyone will find a use for this information. You were wrong about one thing though, there has been HTML tutorials written in the programing tutorials category. vujsa