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Well as we are all aware, people like to experiment. As with all hosting services, people will always sign up without knowing a lot of web design and wanting to learn + experiment. I created a small C++ program to generate a page for you that you can edit that is compliant with html and css standards. Simply download the .zip file, extract the .exe and double click it to generate a page. If you want more than one, for: Index page contact page downloads page etc.... then you *MUST* rename the new page before making a new one, or it will overwrite it. this is what a freshly generated page looks like, it is a simple 3-column website in css, and it is compatible & tested with firefox, IE 6 + 7, Opera, and Safari: Download: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Now if you don't like the program, your download wasn't a waste of time! I also included an old background i made that everyone always requests @_@ It is virus free, i coded it by hand in C++, scan if you wish enjoy guys! i hope this helps you in becoming more successful in web design

Theres OEM, Retail, and Corporate... and different versions of each like VLK etcmine is a retail copy i modified myself... stripped it down to 89 mb .ISO for gaming

If you use youtube no it will not.

Same here, there is always ways around it. Batch files, downloading a program you made at home to open cmd, locating it in our networking folder (since it's used for the course) and many other ways. I installed counter-strike and Firefox on the computers i always use after turning off deep freeze too. Then after you're done you just put it back into frozen state and have the technicians wondering how you did it for hours (if they notice it) Of course the classical remote shutdown, net send, and local account's are always fun. I put some crazy theme on it and logged off so the log on screen looked all spiffy and the last kid was confused haha

Hate is a very strong word.... I don't hate you at all, i've just met you =Odon't mock me or i just might though.

Maybe it's just a personal thing, i love to keep my pages coded in proper formats Although i understand what your saying, compatibility is THE most important thing when designing. All viewers should see your website identically or as close as possible to each other. I have 4 browsers installed on my PC to make sure of that. Each programming language brings it's own features to the table, you have noted each one pretty well

Thanks jlhaslip :PI am from Ontario, Canada. born and raised here, but i've never been on a plane or left the country suprisingly O_oI'm looking forward to meeting more people and getting to know a little about everyone who is willing to share a little about themselves.

There are many ways to do this, i personally just have my notepad connected to my FTP directly, so once i hit save it is updated on the server. I have also built a small app a few years back i call HTTPEdit. It is a browser based editor so you dont have to keep uploading the file, you just submit and view through your browser. other options Install PHP locally on your computer - may have difficulties depending on if your computer savvy Use an auto-updater like my notepad, there is one in Macromedia Dreamweaver if I'm correct. Use a program like XAMPP to emulate php and mysql on your computer Use a web based editor like mine Last but not least, Classical FTP to Server there are probably many more ways, those are the most common. good luck!

After the same is installed, you can search the program files folder of it for just mp3 of wav files. If that does not work, you can record it in game or google search "[game name here] sounds" and you're sure to find some around the web :Pgood luck!

There are many factors that affect search engine robots to crawl your website. Namely, the most important are: Your Websites content, first and foremost. Meta Tags and Robots.txt Your Visitors Other Websites that are linked to you (if they are crawled, it will find your link, the more websites you are on the better chance you have of being found faster) my topics on certain forums i can see in the first page rank on google sometimes in 10 - 30 minutes! although to ensure another popular similar idea on the internet does not show up first, you can't search for something with a broad title, like "php". if your topic title is something like "php" of course you won't come up first.... use something original like "PHP tutorial" and outside the quotes include your forum name, of course replacing your name with john smith.... because: 1- how many people with the same forum name as you and will be on google search 2- how many people with the same forum name as you will write a php tutorial on the web? that's just an example

I don't see anything wrong with discussing youtube as it's nothing illegal, but truefusion is correct, video clips would probably be more suited to your answer.

The easiest way would be to have the content already inside the frame you are trying to include. if it is called content.php....on the content.php page you can simply echo an iframe, and in the iframe use <?php include("page1.html") ?> or something of the sort. that way, once loaded, the content is already in the middle iframe. You can simple target iframes to change the content in the middle through links

so do you want the button to disable after submission? I'm not sure if i understand the question very well

I'd like to start off on a good note with you all. I have been doing various programming for the last 5 or more years, I can't remember. This goes from web programming to software development and so on. I enjoy various games for the PC and 360 such all call of duty 4, counter-strike (1.6 and source) and some other things. I will be attending college next year to become a Network Engineer and Security Analyst. I already have some CISCO certificates so you can say i'm fairly good . My favorite web languages are html css and PHP. Programming wise they are C/C++/C#, Java, VB/.net. I know about a lot of things that aren't listed there, so if you need a hand please don't hesitate to hit the pm Some other things about me: 17 years old From Canada. I hate when people lie (pretend to know things about computers/programming but they are just rambling out of their mouth) I enjoy skateboarding, basketball, gaming, and programming. I am going to college next year I built the computer i'm typing on right now I do not stereotype people I believe everyone deserves a second chance. (some exceptions) wanna know something else about me? just ask

PHP is basically a server-side scripting language which allows you to add dynamic content to your website. It makes the server complete all the calculations of your code allowing you to add features to your site like the time, math functions, database connectivity and much more. Combined with html and css and you have yourself the best weapon on the web. A great coder can effectively utilize all three if not 5 or more languages on a page while keeping it xhtml/css strict. Good luck in your web development!

That's insane.... 1 million images. Keep up the great service guys!

My favorite would have to be mozilla thunderbird, it is lightweight, easy to use and not a hog on my resources. I've been using it since as long as i can remember and i've never had any problems

or you could just create it as index.php then move the forum later :Pi believe index.html has read priority over index.phpyou can experiment around and see which one is read first by putting an index.php, index.htm, and index.html in the home folder... there are many ways to develop while having a forum up and running, nice guide!

Well i am tri-booting with XP, Fedora Core, and Slax so it all depends which one i am using.since you probably have windows, try out winamp or QCD.

This is a great solution! although there are easier ways.... i notice your sig says you are a very adaptable programmer to many languages.... i'm sure you would know a solution then? oh well.... here's a decent one: If you leave your computer in idle at home (on, with a low power state) you can create a simple php script and redirect itself to the same page every hour or so (leave a web browser open on this page). In the page, have it use the fopen() and fwrite() command to write the $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] (your computer's ip) to a log file every refresh. once this log file is getting very large, simply clear it via FTP and upload a blank one, or with fwrite, use "a" so you can simply pop open FTP and delete it, and the next hour it will create a new one and start writing your ip to it again. then all you have to do it simply type in the url to the script's log file (like http://ww38.yoursite.com/iplog.txt) and view the latest one! hope this helps!

As far as i know WinRAR can open and extract ISO images, but to burn them/mount them you need something like Nero, PowerISO, UltraISO, Daemon Tools, Alcohol 120% or something of the sort :Phope i helped!

The most common cause for this is an application or the user setting a refresh rate that is far too high for the monitor to handle (common on LCD's as CRT's can handle more). This is why i keep my CRT handy.

haha no, Intel has been ahead of AMD for the last few years since FX2.... The QCX are the best processors on the market currently, even better in a skulltrail system (why they put those memory DIMM's in skulltrail i will never know.... they are terrible). I believe they have a 12mb L2 cache and there factory overclocked to 3.67 ghz if i remember correctly, although they will run you over $1000. God this thread is old.

Via cable internet the ip is dropped every 7 days (usually). You can wait it out or use a proxy server

I find developing via windows XP i am much more productive. Half of my program's don't work on vista anyway and the first thing i did after my family bought a new pc (i made my own, they bought one) was reformat it for them with XP so all their programs would work and they don't have to ask me for help 24/7. A lot less user and security related prompts on here and VB, Visual Studio, PHP, JDK, and everything else i own all works seamlessly on here. I hope Blackcomb is more user oriented and less eye-candy than vista, but we can only hope