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Would it help if I wrote out a Tutorial for you to study?(sheesh, that means I will need to understand my own code... )

zak92,As per above listed postings, note that fantastico scripts are all available on the net as free open-source scripts.And downloading the current script on your own provides you with the most recent versions, meaning they will be more secure and up-to-date.Which script are you looking for?

Here is the zip file containing all the files you will need.The Readme file explains the Modifications you will need to make.Any questions, PM me or post here... contact_form.zip

~~~ This Link ~~~ displays a Contact Form I wrote which also copies the information to a txt file and then the contents of the text file is displayed underneath the form. Sort of like a Guest Book. The message listing can be turned off on the contact page and then the list of messages is also available by clicking on a different link: ~~~ Here ~~~ If you want the code via a zip file, I can make it available, but it isn't a tough script to write...

I think you are being affected by the default styling for tables. Look over at the search:w3schools site for the information to vertically align that iframe to the top of the td or tr which contains it. Here is one link to check out: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp

Can you post the code here, please? Or is that link up there your site?

There is a conversion script included with phpbb3 rc1 to convert from phpbb2. I haven't used it, but it likely works, because the new version has been in beta for a long time, and they undoubtably tested it quite well.

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nol,I have no idea why that first script of your fails on your set-up. I un-zipped those files, created a db and user, used the SQL file found on Friks' Tutorial and *poof* I had it working first time I tried to register and then immediately logged in.Also, the second Tutorial you are trying to set-up is written for Intermediate to Advanced php users, with classes and Object-Oriented programming concepts. I don't think you are there quite yet. I would suggest you step back to using Frik's script. IMHO. But that is only my opinion...

Resolved. closed.

resolved. closed.

Resolved. Closed.

And where is the code for main.php? Those functions and constants are used (presumably) in the main.php file.

The "Headers already sent" error means that you are attempting to send a Header after some HTML is already sent to the client. It doesn't need to be an actual printed word or character, it could even be an empty line or a space in the page which is being sent before the Header. To assist, we need to see the page code in order to find the source of the problem. Please post the php code here. Seeing the generated html won't help us in this case.

I think you might need to add the 'id' field. /the Tutorial has the SQL info you need. CREATE TABLE `users` (`id` INT( 11 ) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT , <<<<+++ check this line`username` VARCHAR( 255 ) NOT NULL ,`password` VARCHAR( 255 ) NOT NULL ,PRIMARY KEY ( `id` )) TYPE = MYISAM; phpadmin can be used to add the field.

Okay, and which Tutorial were you following?I don't see any "id" in the database, so post the link to the tutorial, please.

Have you created the d/b yet? Which log-in system were you trying to use? Link to the Tutorial, please.Go to your cpanel > mysql > phpadmin (near the bottom of the page) > select the d/b from the left menu, view the structure of the database to make sure the table exists. And can you paste the actual error here for us to see, please?

Towards the bottom of the Index page, look for the GFXTrap.com listing... http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ and welcome to the Xisto. I am certainly interesting in seeing your work. Do you have any particular style of Images you deal with? Oh, yeah, be sure to read the Xisto Readme file (explaining all the reasons us mods can Warn or Ban you for using Bad Language, etc.)

And here is a page with lots of colour choices to assist with Hex colour-codes: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Glad you worked it out. :lol:Enjoy your Forum, and take a look at EasyMod for phpbb2. It really simplifies modding the Forum software. And check out phpbbhacks.com for skins and templates.

I'm watching the Final Series, but have not committed to either team, really. Since I am Canadian, Ottawa gets a vote, but the Neidermeyer brothers playing for Anaheim are 'local' to my area, so I'd like to see them win, too. I guess whoever wins will be okay with me During the regular season, I cheer for the Edmonton Oilers, mostly because I lived there during the time they were on a roll, back in the 80's. But they didn't get into the Playoffs this year...

Since you are getting a time-out error, and the only way I know of to increase that is by changing php.ini file, which is not possible here, try restoring one Table at a time using phpmyadmin. You will need to alter the sql file to do that, but it might work. 100 megs is a big database.

I think they might be referring to phpbb3, since they also left a note in the thread about that Forum software.Check to be sure that the databasename is prefixed with your cpanel name followed by an underscore.Example :database name you used is: forumyour cpanel name is : usernamethen in the phpbb3 Install page, use : username_forum as the databasenameThis is the most common error.Also, we need to see the actual error you are receiving from the Install program. Thanks.

Have you ever tried a wysiwyg editor? there is one called search:Nvu, which is a branch off of the Mozilla Suite, formerly named Composer. I have heard some good things about it.

By "this company" do you mean here at the Xisto? If so, you won't beat the services available with another Free Web Hosting service. The services offered here exceed many Paid hosting services. Full cpanel, php5, mysql, limited only by your desire to use the features.Enjoy the Forum, make some good posts and apply. It is easier than it looks to earn credits. There are lots of topics to reply to, covering many subjects at various levels.