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Heya lava.alt, welcome to Trap 17.Hope you have extremely good time management, or your studies are going to suffer (like mine!! sob!!) lol. This place is addictive!!You have been warned!!

I've searched in vain for a way to transfer credit from StormPay to PayPal and found nothing.Isn't it just a LITTLE suspicious that StormPay has an affiliate program 6 levels deep?Isn't it just a LITTLE sneaky of NetBux?They deserve to be boycotted!!I'm gonna cancel my account. I'm not going to help them in their affiliate earnings if they're not going to let me be able to spend it.Who on earth uses StormPay? What a stupid name...

Yes, you are absolutely right - it will block the GA. Well, the only benefit is to me, and registered users of my site blogs. It would be a sort of protection against account hijacking which I've heard has happened several times. I think that already justifies this. Well, I'm much relieved to know that Have not the slightest clue - ok, I have a bit of a clue, try pretending that your computer's IP is 72.14.192.something and testing it out using the method in this thread http://forums.xisto.com/topic/20432-test-your-php-pages-wo-uploadinternet-complete-working-guide-on-how-to-test-your-php-pages/ (the one that outlines how to install apache and run your own test server from your computer). How you are going to pretend your IP is in that range, I have no clue. More knowledgeable people, care to share some of that brain juice?

We need more information.Try providing us with what's in your root .htaccess file.What are the steps you've taken so far?What are your cPanel redirect settings?

This only applies to your site, I don't know how I'm going to protect my email; I'm using gmail. This sucks big-time. Anyway. This is how you do it. If you have an existing .htaccess file in your root, add this to it: RewriteBase /RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} ^72.14.192.RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/gwa-forbidden.html$RewriteRule ^.*$ /gwa-forbidden.html This is, of course, assuming you have RewriteEngine On. If you don't have it on, use this: RewriteEngine onRewriteBase /RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} ^72.14.192.RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/gwa-forbidden.html$RewriteRule ^.*$ /gwa-forbidden.html Where gwa-forbidden.html is the page you want people to see when they have been blocked.

The full report is here. What does this mean, man!! I'm scared, and angry!! I'm gonna go and see if there's a way to block it from my site. Ugh!!

Just a thought - use the same database for both scripts to read from? Perhaps that might do the trick.

IMPORTANT UPDATE:This will NOT work with the newest version of WordPress (which is 1.5.1).It is recommended to update your WP as there are critical security fixes in 1.5.1If you've modified the menu.php file, it will be OVERWRITTEN during upgrade.Please remember to DEACTIVATE this plugin BEFORE you upgrade or it could mess up your entire installation.

I disagree.I think that people who use Notepad are those who want total control over their codes, and are thus highly likely to know exactly what they're doing.And anyway, you shouldn't judge people by how they code stuff. The ends justify the means I say.I doubt that using Vim or other "man" editors will help much for someone if he has never coded in his life.

Mine are as follows Disorder | RatingParanoid: HighSchizoid: ModerateSchizotypal: HighAntisocial: ModerateBorderline: ModerateHistrionic: HighNarcissistic: HighAvoidant: HighDependent: HighObsessive-Compulsive: HighOh man! I'M A FREAK!!! LOL

Go to cPanel and log in. You will be able to configure the cron jobs from there.

This is a mini tutorial on how to tweak WordPress 1.5 so that anonymous readers or registered users below a certain level (set by you) cannot view posts that you want to hide from them. They won't even know that the posts exist. This is assuming that either 1. you are running a blog/site that is meant to be administered by only one person (ie, you). OR 2. you want to let some people co-author with you, but still need some posts to be restricted (more of a bloggers' privacy issue). First Step: Download the Post Levels Plugin from http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Second Step: Extract it somewhere and install it into your blog's wp-content/plugins folder. Third Step: Go to your blog dashboard's Site Admin > Users > Authors & Users interface. Here you will see a list of Authors and registered Users. If you are familiar with WP, you will know that the list of people under Users are those that have registered. The default level for Users is 0. This plugin works (as outlined in the documentation/readme) by entering "post_level" as the password for each post you wish to restrict by user level. You will have to promote the users that you want to see the restricted post. If you want only registered users to view certain posts, then promoting all to level 1 will suffice. If you want different groups of registered users to view different restricted posts - for example, you want Peter to view Post A and B but Jane to view only Post A, then promote Peter to level 2, and Jane to level 1, and so on. However, installing this plugin and using it straight off alone is kind of dangerous if your blog/site is meant to be administered only by you, as the default user level for enabling editing of posts, pages and links is 1. After promoting you can see that all users with a level higher than 0 are automatically transferred to the Authors section. You must therefore change the edit level value manually. Fourth Step: You must edit the menu.php file located in the wp-admin folder of your blog/site. Edit only the number in the round brackets " ( " and " ) ". For example, this line - $menu[5] = array(__('Write'), 5, 'post.php'); Edit the highlighted number. This will correspond with the level of the user. Ie, 5 means that only users with level 5 and above can post. This is a sample of what mine looks like after editing: $menu[0] = array(__('Dashboard'), 0, 'index.php');$menu[5] = array(__('Write'), 5, 'post.php');$menu[10] = array(__('Manage'), 5, 'edit.php');$menu[20] = array(__('Links'), 5, 'link-manager.php');$menu[25] = array(__('Presentation'), 8, 'themes.php');$menu[30] = array(__('Plugins'), 8, 'plugins.php');$menu[35] = array(__('Users'), 0, 'profile.php');$menu[40] = array(__('Options'), 5, 'options-general.php'); and $submenu['post.php'][5] = array(__('Write Post'), 6, 'post.php');$submenu['post.php'][10] = array(__('Write Page'), 6, 'page-new.php');$submenu['edit.php'][5] = array(__('Posts'), 6, 'edit.php');$submenu['edit.php'][10] = array(__('Pages'), 6, 'edit-pages.php');$submenu['edit.php'][15] = array(__('Categories'), 6, 'categories.php');$submenu['edit.php'][20] = array(__('Comments'), 6, 'edit-comments.php');$awaiting_mod = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $wpdb->comments WHERE comment_approved = '0'");$submenu['edit.php'][25] = array(sprintf(__("Awaiting Moderation (%s)"), $awaiting_mod), 1, 'moderation.php');$submenu['edit.php'][30] = array(__('Files'), 8, 'templates.php');$submenu['link-manager.php'][5] = array(__('Manage Links'), 5, 'link-manager.php');$submenu['link-manager.php'][10] = array(__('Add Link'), 5, 'link-add.php');$submenu['link-manager.php'][15] = array(__('Link Categories'), 5, 'link-categories.php');$submenu['link-manager.php'][20] = array(__('Import Links'), 5, 'link-import.php');$submenu['profile.php'][5] = array(__('Your Profile'), 0, 'profile.php');$submenu['profile.php'][10] = array(__('Authors & Users'), 5, 'users.php');$submenu['options-general.php'][5] = array(__('General'), 6, 'options-general.php');$submenu['options-general.php'][10] = array(__('Writing'), 6, 'options-writing.php');$submenu['options-general.php'][15] = array(__('Reading'), 6, 'options-reading.php');$submenu['options-general.php'][20] = array(__('Discussion'), 6, 'options-discussion.php');$submenu['options-general.php'][25] = array(__('Permalinks'), 6, 'options-permalink.php');$submenu['options-general.php'][30] = array(__('Miscellaneous'), 6, 'options-misc.php'); This effectively tells WP not to allow users below level 5 to edit anything except their own profiles, and users with level 6 and above can post and edit entries, pages and links, and users with level 8 and above can install and edit themes and plugins. Hope this helped somewhat.. I'm available by IM and PM, as always. Cheers!

I wear clothes that look good on me. I think it's really stupid if they don't fit you well or make you look fat or ugly or something; if it's branded but doesn't look good on you that would be a wasted 100 bucks to look ugly, know what I'm sayin'?On the other hand even if they came from a flea market but made you look like a million dollars that'd be like 5 bucks to look great. :(Just my two pence.

Yeah I think girl bullies are the worst, they attack you emotionally, where no one can see. It's not like guys who just get it physically, and when they grow bigger, they know they can fight back. But girls, it's harder to get over it I guess.

(This is a report that I wrote for my Journalism assignment.) I think he deserves to be jailed much longer that!!

Yes I am I'm not too sure about that, but I thought that you could take the SAT I regardless of age or education standard. I took mine in JC1, but I know of friends who have registered and taken theirs in Sec 4, and went straight to college in the US after their O levels, so I don't see why it would be a problem for you to take it if you have a diploma.

Hey there, welcome to paradise lol.I'd like to see some of your webdesigns! Sounds cool.

Hello, to answer your question: I'll attempt to explain this by using an example. Let's say your iframe source is called shoutbox.html and your division ID for the style of the shoutbox is under #div. This is what you put in your style tags: #div {overflow-x: hidden;} Of course you have other things in between, I'm sure there are colour and width and height and other specifications. But to hide the horizontal scrollbar that is what you do. Then how to call it up would be to insert the id into the iframe tag. Like so: <iframe src="shoutbox.html" id="div"></iframe> Alternate method (easier method): If you are not sure about using CSS, then directly edit the HTML by inserting this into the divison tag. <iframe src="shoutbox.html" style="overflow-x: hidden;"></iframe> Hope that was helpful If you still have problems, you are welcome to PM me or IM me or bug other more knowledgeable people on the forums heheh (but I can't guarantee that they'll welcome it )

Oooh!!! I love that song!! I even made a blogskin for Blogspot blogs based on that. It's on my design subdomain http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ under "No Hero". I'm trying to convert it into a WordPress theme but that's proving to be harder than I thought

For general information, Singapore is on the list of countries where English is taught in schools at first language level, so if you have studied at a local instituition, you would not have any need to take the TOEFL.You sign up with your school or any reputable institution to take the SAT I directly. Since you've studied engineering, I recommend taking SAT II in Mathematics and Physics.You can also sign up directly with the College Board online.Cheers.

I'm learning PHP by playing with WordPress I've already modified my first theme. Flex by Phu Ly is a good theme to start with. When I encounter problems or things I don't know how to do I read the documentation or the wiki. Don't know about you, but hands-on learning's the best way to help me remember stuff. It's pretty fun actually. You can see what I've done with WP on my two blogs. http://tatatee.com/ and http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ I'd been designing blogs in CSS/HTML but I couldn't make them all cross-browser compatible PHP's much friendlier cross-browser-wise.

Gondola lol. No, really. I think it's so cool.Don't you?

Hey my cousin was from NYP Just take the SATS. Very easy to score. Haha. :(Not thinking of going to Australia like other "quitters"?

More at http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Almost every guy I know is crazy about soccer. Don't be taken in! You have been warned...

Who in their right mind likes any of the fast food chain mascots???No one'd dare own up anyway even if they had a secret childhood crush on Ronald McDonald.Sheesh!! LOL.