I think you meant that HTTP is for port 80. HTML is a markup
language, not a protocol. Anyway, you can use HTTP on any port.
Port 80 is what is webservers conventionally listen to.
HTML in email is difficult mostly because there are so many email
clients with different ideas of how to im
Mark Armendariz wrote:
Aniesh joseph wrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to send one mail with HTML content. To do this, I have
added HML header to mail function.
I really wonder why? HTML is for port 80, not 21. HTML in
emails is IMHO the biggest waste ever.
I'm not sure I can agree, David.
Rob Marscher wrote:
Is there any way I can check which sessions are currently active and
which aren't? I like to add some housekeeping code, but taking away
things from active sessions would be just mean.
Check out the documentation for session_set_save_handler --
http://us.php.net/manual/en/
That makes sense with database data, but how about "hijacking" the submit
button by putting their script on the button/image that sends the login info to
a different domain site?
I'm not really looking for a specific how it's done (of course), but more for
how ever is it possible if the webpage
On 4/26/07, Rob Marscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How ever can someone inject their code/script onto my webpage? The code is
on my server so they don't have access to it. Am I missing something here?
If you allow the user to submit anything that is then displayed our your
site, they can inj
How ever can someone inject their code/script onto my webpage? The
code is on my server so they don't have access to it. Am I missing
something here?
If you allow the user to submit anything that is then displayed our
your site, they can inject javascript code unless you do a very good
Chris did an excellent job with the introduction on how to make PHP code more
secure. Love that he used an Ajax example.
I do have a question since I wasn't able to go to the question time at
TGIFriday's.
How ever can someone inject their code/script onto my webpage? The code is on
my server
> Aniesh joseph wrote:
> >
> > Hello All,
> >
> > I am trying to send one mail with HTML content. To do this, I have
> > added HML header to mail function.
> >
>
> I really wonder why? HTML is for port 80, not 21. HTML in
> emails is IMHO the biggest waste ever.
I'm not sure I can agree,
Is there any way I can check which sessions are currently active
and which aren't? I like to add some housekeeping code, but taking
away things from active sessions would be just mean.
Check out the documentation for session_set_save_handler -- http://
us.php.net/manual/en/function.session-s
Aniesh joseph wrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to send one mail with HTML content. To do this, I have added
HML header to mail function.
I really wonder why? HTML is for port 80, not 21. HTML in emails is IMHO
the biggest waste ever. Nobody likes it, but almost everybody sends it.
If it is a
Hello All,
I am trying to send one mail with HTML content. To do this, I have added HML
header to mail function.
Inside the content, I added a Javascript function that calls a Ajax Page( to
send one mail to my mail address).
I called this Javascript function on the onload of body of html like
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