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Sorry which box is the one you're making reference of? If you mean the Collect box or the online box for the chat then I would say both are made CSS-based. They don't seem to be flash.

Yes, a view to the page could help! Also, I didn't understand too much from your post, but the Blogs have a panel where you can move divs around, have you tried it? It's pretty easy and good to configure.

Yes Digitalidad, where you live is not totally the same where I live, but they're pretty similar, very similar. A government filled up with corruption: this webpage itself was created for more people to follow up this guy so he would get a better place in the government. It has no point at all, police won't look up at it. And yes Echo, knowing that there's a guy that's up to rob/abuse you won't help, I guess it's just plain stupid. The only thing something like this could show is as sad that a politican can be.

And I thought I was insane por pratically filling a 180gb one. There aren't too many that have over this HDD space though, and if you're able to find it you would have to pay a high amount... I think that with 1 o at max 2tb I would be fine.

If it's what I think what you're talking about, yes, that's javascript, and to be more precise, it must be using ajax. Finding things like that on internet isn't easy, because you have to make a combination of good CSS and javascript to make it look good and really work. I'll try to see if I can get something to aid you. EDIT: take a look at this website. If you don't allow javascript it wont allow you to drag images. It's a premade javascript code to let you make images movable. Try to see what the webpage says, if you need further help, maybe I can help you, though I'm not very good at javascript. Following step would be to create a javascript function to check if the image goes into a div, then use ajax to communicate to server, and save photo/image into database. Sorry if that confused you even more

What do you mean by "they can travel from your website to your computers"? It's just a guy entering information into a mysql table that alters or violates the sql structure by finding a hole. It'll mess the web mysql database, not a computer (they can gain access and then do whatever, yes). One of the solutions is, after setting a connection with the mysql server, using a myslq_real_Escape_string over sql statements as another guy stated up there. It needs to be connected to server before because it needs to know what to remove.

There are many ways to handle insecurity, some of them are effective, some others not. This is what I think is one of the last kind: a member of the local parlament is now working with Google and a national security organization to make an insecurity map, filling tables and percentages with people's complaints. It's cool, now we are learning where we don't have to walk, and where we can (maybe?) hide. I guess it's ok, but I can't even see it right now. It seems it's even saturating Google with the people's complaints (should have thought about that before). It's in spanish, but if you want to see it (and in fact, can go through the slowness), THIS is the url. You tell what you think about it, I think this was the category where it fit in.

That's incredible, whoever filmed that must have guts man, I would have hid the first instant where I saw it coming (yeah, I gotta be honest ).Never heard about it also.

Although I have to agree with you that a world without religion could be better, I don't think that the abortion topic fits into religion, at least not entirely. In the case of abortion you're protecting life. We're not just talking about a "life that has been given by God" nor any thing like that but what could be another human being. Maybe it has a religious point but I think not everyone who is fighting against it is religious. (I am not against nor OK about abortion, never really thought too much about it). Even though I said that a world without religion could actually be better, I don't see too many influence for it (not in my country). It would give end to the endless battle between science and religion, and science could be even more developed, if it hasn't been because of many religious matters, in the past there would were a lot of discoveries that would have helped to the past as well to the future (if you don't believe me, ask copernicus when postuled his heliocentric cosmology and stuff).

I think you missed something, this is from 4 years ago

So you are saying that they are limiting the number of videos you can see? I hardly get to see any video at Megavideo that's why I don't know. If they do that's strange man, they're straight competitors of Youtube and that would be ridiculous to do :S And yes, it can be outrageous, but more when the other video-streaming webpages let you see all the quantity of videos you want to see.

While I think that limiting internet service is not OK (here it actually is unmetered- or I never heard it had a limit), I also think the same you do. I watch a lot of videos at Youtube, have more people at home and some usage of internet, and I find it hard to surpass the 250GB limit, since my own computer itself has no more than 180GB capacity (which most is occupied). I don't think we have to go saying this is against free speech- I don't know how you thought this could affect it, it's not you post an oppinion and they can discontinue your service.

There's something I have thought along when I asked myself the question about the endless fight between beliefs and science. That is, if you remember, old civilizations adored as a god the Sun. Now, what's the sun? we all know that it isn't more than a ball of fire (without going much in detail). History has proven way too many times that faith in something that hasn't been sure or really known, failed. That's the reason why I always sticked to science. The word itself "faith" shows that there's no real proof in what you're believing, it's just that. Maybe, as I took this perspective in this age, I'll change it in the coming years. But right now, I can't imagine thinking of believing in God. I can be wrong, i can be right.

They're going to legalize drugs here, but they won't legalize its sale. I mean, it's ridicoulous, you won't get any charge for having drugs for yourself but you they can charge you for buying them? Now, the only way you can get them without buying them is harvesting them, but again, who would do that?In my perspective, while sending to jail people that smokes drugs is stupid when there are a lot that are robbing and killing people, it's also bad legalizing it, this could easily increase crime, more people addicted to it, without enough money to buy (because they're actually going to buy), and there will be even more chaos. It seems just as illegal software: you can have it, but you can't share it nor sell it. Even if it will be become a less of an impact on people's lives as tramposch says, many will also became addict, and I would be repeating myself so I'll stop

Usually these kind of 'hackers' know of security holes on common and shareable scripts, so, as the guy up here said, which is the code you were using, and also which is your URL?If you can't login check to submit a message to the support, they should be able to help you out with that.

To avoid bots reaching the real captcha code ( or at least make it harder for them ) you have to use the php function to create a gif from an image and the numbers you used. It isn't foolproof, but a common bot won't be able to go through it.

I think this might count as a tutorial, and is ok in this forum because it's to contribute to web developers (if something is wrong tell me). I was just using this and I think this could as well help others posting it and explaining a little the structure. For those who don't know, Mootools is a built-in .js made to make easier using AJAX with javascript as well. You can download the necessary version here. First, you must put this in the web: <script type="text/javascript" src="js/mootools.js"></script> The bolded part (js/mootols.js) is the directory of the script I asked for you to download up there. Change if necessary. <script language="javascript">var request = new Request({ url: 'web_to_open.php', method: 'get', update: 'refresh-me', onComplete: function(response) { $('divid').set('html',response); }})var doRefresh = function() { request.send();};doRefresh.periodical(5000);</script> The first bolded part (web_to_open.php) is the url of the web you want the AJAX to visit, you can obviously change it to the one you want, as well add GET parameters (web.php?id=X). The second bolded part (divid) is, as the name indicates, the div id you want to replace for the output of the link. I marked the html part to let you know that the output is gonna serve as HTML. If it has html tags, the page will use them. If you replace it for 'text', then html tags won't be used, but displayed to user. The last part bolded, the number, is the milliseconds it will need to refresh the page. 5000 is 5 seconds (1000x1s is the pattern). <div id='divid'></div> Last, but not least important, the html code. The divid is once more marked as it is necessary for it to match the other one to make this work. I've read that there are some people that don't like Mootools, that maybe it isn't too efficient. I don't know, personally, I don't like too much javascript and this makes it so much easier, with a few lines, that I don't really care. Post if you have any problems! (I think I didn't forget anything)

Anyway, spambots do quick spam, if he knows PHP or searchs for a special mod, that will only allow 1 post per minute per IP, he would get over that problem. It's always better to have a user database, though this can help to bring in more interest to people.

When you say HTML-CSS based tabbed menu you mean as if you were using AJAX or javascript? I think you can't, because at least you have to use javascript, and maybe AJAX if you want to load each page once again. About the jpg format, try searching either if there are any size options, or change it to another format such as .bmp. I'm sorry about this one, I don't know corel draw too much. Also Im not sure if all browsers support .bmp (mine does).

I voted for NOD32 because it hardly ever failed for me as a resident protection. But I also have AVG anti-spyware to scan: obviously, I don't even have it turned on right now, else it wouldn't only mess nod32 but would take up all my resources

I though practically the same thing: due to the design of tabs you gave to your website, it would be cool if you could add AJAX to the tabs. AJAX, if well used, makes everything look smoother. Remember if you are going to use it to tell the people to turn Javascript on, or all the whole page is going to be useless. I don't think there are a lot much things I could say to make that page better, it looks real good the way as it is right now- very good one for a first try

I've been having problems of lag with Google the last 2 days, today it seems it's working perfect.

The first path to get many posts/topics per day in a forum is to bring in more people (it sounds easy, and obvious, but it's not). An idea you can use to bring in more people to see and maybe register your forum, is, for example, creating tutorials. You can create a part for photoshop tutorials, and start creating some good and interesting photoshop tutorials that some people might search (I did many times). Photoshop is just an example, you can do this for any editing program you want. After that, maybe more people will join and some will start helping you out with it. The start is always the hardest part, when you go across it, it'll be much easier.PD: I have to learn how to make better the SEO.

A quick note, if you have Windows and will use Easyphp, and don't use the Inetinfo process, you should stop it manually before running the program (I tried choosing a new port but it seems it didn't want to work either, had to do this).

To be honest, there aren't too many differences between the PS3 and Xbox360's graphics. I recommend you to visit youtube and check videos of games that are in both consoles. Also, what you have to watchout is the kind of games they have: PS3 have more animated-style graphics (such as Sonic and Dragon Ball), while Xbox has many other realistic games. And last, but not by any means least important, the price of each one: PS3 costs a lot much because of the blu-ray compatibility. That's quite much I know about them.PD: I forgot to say I may prefer the X360, but it depends on you which to choose.Sorry about the laptops, I can't give any help.