Hi again all,
Just to let you know, I've created the new list.
I went with the name devtalk in the end, as it's simple effective
enough, I think, and getting the new list up running in plenty of time
for everyone to join up seemed more important than deliberating over the
name :)
You
r937 wrote:
Just to let you know, I've created the new list.
thanks david, it's nice to see someone take this on
just to let you know, i will not be joining
I'm very sorry to hear that; you're an important and valued part of the
community, so to lose you just because we're moving list
Linda Cole wrote:
Before ya'll disappear over to David's I want to thank you for being a
part of wdvltalk. I've enjoyed working with you, the chatter, and
visiting your various websites as you worked out problems. Everyone
take care, live long and prosper!
Likewise, thank you for having
Hi all,
After some investigation, I *think* I see what's going on.
The list posting address is devt...@lists.preshweb.co.uk; however, of
the bounce messages I've been forwarded, the posts were addressed to
devt...@lyla.preshweb.co.uk.
Now, I *think* this is a DNS configuration issue; it
David Precious wrote:
After some investigation, I *think* I see what's going on.
[...]
Now, I *think* this is a DNS configuration issue; it seems I don't have
MX records for lists.preshweb.co.uk configured, lists.preshweb.co.uk is
instead a CNAME to lyla.preshweb.co.uk (lyla being the name
David Precious wrote:
To fix this, I've added an MX record for lists.preshweb.co.uk (the CNAME
is still there, which contravenes a should not in RFC 1034, but should
not be a problem).
In hindsight, I think that's asking for trouble; it certainly seems that
BIND will ignore other record
Hi Linda,
Just wondered if you had any news for us on the future of the WDVL list?
My offer to provide hosting for the list still stands, naturally.
Not trying to rush you, just curious whether any decision has been made;
we're half-way through the month, so I'm wondering whether I need to
Hi Linda,
Thanks for the reply.
Linda Cole wrote:
I'm afraid the best I can come up with is a password protected area on a
forum. You can set the forum preferences to notify you by email when
there is a post to your subscribed threads, but you cannot reply by
email; you would have to visit
Felix Miata wrote:
I missed the answer to why wdvltalk would be out of the question. How about
wdvlcomm? dev* is way generic, not a mnemonic many would recognize.
WDVL is one of internet.com's brands, and we don't have permission to
use it.
After all they've done hosting this excellent
Hi Linda,
Linda Cole wrote:
Since WDVLTalk has been such a tight community for such a long time,
we're going to move the list to the Webdeveloper.com forums rather than
close the list. http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/index.php Tentative
plans are to give you your own forum, and not just
r937 wrote:
... I don't have to fire up my browser and visit a particular
site in order to search for a thread that I once posted on
with a forum, you get an email every time someone replies in a thread
that you're subscribed to
you are automatically subscribed to every thread in which you
Cheryl Hewitt wrote:
FYI: With Yahoo Groups you can set it up so that all posts are sent
to your email and you can reply from your personal email without
opening up the forum.
ISTR that they insert adverts into at least some of the mails, and you
don't get that much control over it?
Linda Cole wrote:
I looks like the majority of you have an aversion to forums. Therefore,
we're going to look into resurrecting the old listserv. I'm not sure we
can do this, I'm not sure we can get it approved, I'm not even sure we
have what we need on the server. (Can you tell I'm not sure?)
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hi All,
Firstly, Linda: will the archives remain online? I often find myself
searching them if I have a problem I know has been discussed in the
past. If the archives are to be removed by internet.com, is there any
chance that one of us could take the raw
r937 wrote:
i must've missed some emails here (mail from wdvltalk sometimes ends up
in my spam folder)
what's this about the list closing?
can somebody give me a quick recap?
Basically, the wdvltalk list will be closing at the end of the month;
take a look at the archives to catch up on
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Quoting David Precious dav...@preshweb.co.uk:
I think InnoDB is relatively mature and stable, insofar as MySQL can be
called a mature and stable DB engine :)
:oP
Personally, if you're likely to grow to need transactions etc, I'd use
PostgreSQL from
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Let's decide the name of the new list and then setup a new gallery (or
even go web 2.0 and start a facebook page?)
Agreed, sounds good!
I'm thinking WDAG for Web Developers Advice Group sounds reasonable;
it's short and memorable :)
Votes for/against,
On 03/03/2009 05:45 PM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Quoting Cheryl D Wise cdw...@wiserways.com:
xWDVL list
linux is the best hosting platform ever and then some...
Rudy's guide to SQL
:)
Is there anyone here? It's been quiet for days...
Strangely appropriate :)
web-lurkers or
Linda Cole wrote:
It has been our pleasure to provide a forum for this vital community
over the years that we've operated the WDVLTalk discussion list. We
regret to announce that as part of necessary cost cutting measures, the
list will shut down at the end of March.
I'm very sorry to hear
Hi Ross,
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
She may not be able to pass over the subscription list David, but I'm
sure anybody here who wants to continue can mail you off-list with their
interest and you sign them up, unless of course your system has a
subscription request so just give us the link.
Todd Richards wrote:
I have been using ASPSmartUpload on my Widows 2003 Server for a
while. Everything had been working great. Suddenly we went to use
it and now we are getting an error: Server.CreateObject Failed.
I know nothing about ASP and intend to keep it that way, but a random
guess
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
The client would rather not rely on the users' memory to do these
reports and would like a reminder e-mail sent out automatically every
month.
How would I go about doing this? As a user can take their course at
any time in the month I'd need to send them a reminder on
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
I did think the big bit was going to be dealing with different month
lengths and to be honest I'll probably fudge the numbers and round
down start dates to the 28th avoiding this problem entirely.
I'll go have a look for some cron stuff then unless anybody knows any
good
On 01/08/2009 12:27 PM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hi All,
Please can anyone that's got a few minutes cast their eye over
http://www.greenandsecure.co.uk/ and tell me what I've missed? :oP
I'm planning on launching this site in the next 14 days, so all
feedback/advice is
On 01/08/2009 01:42 PM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Quoting David Precious dav...@preshweb.co.uk:
http://www.greenandsecure.co.uk/about-us.html
- the font suddenly changes (from the Green Secure can monitor...
paragraph onwards)
Now fixed - can you confirm?
Yup, all the right font
On 01/08/2009 03:31 PM, Cheryl D Wise wrote:
At the larger sizes the white text on green is okay but the smaller size of
more details is a bit difficult contrast wise on IE 7, Dell flat panel
factory settings while the more spring green in the beadings did you know
and are you going green is
joseph harris wrote:
I have a sub-folder which calls from the main folder. A gif is called
successfully thus:
SRC=../smallpic.gif
But I get:
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
for:
!--#include file=../site-links.txt-- - and for / and ./
You want a space before the close of
Hi all,
Just a quick mail to say Merry Christmas, hope you and your families all
have a wonderful time, and a wonderful 2009.
All the best,
Dave P
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steve miller wrote:
Thanks for the thoughts Zach.
It is definitely a table, not a view.
We did try pasting on of the sql staements into our interface, and the
update worked fine.
This means the actual syntax is correct and the table is up-dateable.
Just can't get it to work from within
steve miller wrote:
Sorry if this is a repeat, but I could still use some help...
I am sending mail using php mail(), and everyone except aol accounts are
receiving it.
After browsing around looking for advice, these are the headers I am
sending:
$mailfrom = MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n;
$mailfrom
steve miller wrote:
Hi all.
I have read a bit about having web directories that are world writeable.
Some say that they are a security hole and some say they are not.
I have used open source applications like oscommerce and have had
several of them hacked, finding php files placed within the
steve miller wrote:
Thanks Dave.
The one gallery I was interested in was coppermine, which requires 777
on certain directories that by design already contain some php files and
other misc stuff. Since I may not have the skill to re-write some of
these applications, is it possible to add some
steve miller wrote:
On Nov 26, 2008, at 9:42 AM, David Precious wrote:
Will untrusted users be able to upload stuff, or will uploading be
limited to trusted users only? If trusted users only, then, as long
as the software has no silly holes in it, you should be relatively safe
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Nice touch, worked perfectly. I'd validated one of the otherpages, but
because this is behind authentication on the live site, it's a bit
difficult to validate!
You can save the page to disc, then upload the HTML file to the W3C
validator.
If you're using
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hands up all those who can spot I'm usually a sysadmin and program when
I have to?! :oP
Ugh, HTML is so *not* programming...
/wibble
:)
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Quoting David Precious [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hands up all those who can spot I'm usually a sysadmin and program
when
I have to?! :oP
Ugh, HTML is so *not* programming...
Lemme guess - if it's not compilable, it's
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
When the HTML is generated by the PHP the rendering is all over the
place, however if I save the source code of that document and open as a
local copy in internet explorer, the page looks exactly as it is meant to.
I suspect the server is sending a header
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Quoting David Precious [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
When the HTML is generated by the PHP the rendering is all over the
place, however if I save the source code of that document and open
as a local copy in internet explorer, the page
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
And I don't know if it matters any more but personally I'd add a space
before the closing slash in your input tag and all similar self-closing
tags.
Agreed - tag / not tag/
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On 11/03/2008 01:50 PM, Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Joseph:
Not seen any decent free hosting but why search when you can get a
Personal 500 plan from 34sp.com for £18 a year? That's what £1.50 a
month?
I think Joseph was looking more for mailing list hosting (i.e. someone
to run Mailman or
On 11/03/2008 02:50 PM, joseph harris wrote:
Joseph: what kind of traffic are you expecting? i.e. how many
subscribers are there, and how frequently do messages go out?
Probably monthly as a regular posting, but also - since it
relates to ongoing matters - with any relevant news comments. I
On 10/20/2008 01:54 PM, Portman wrote:
I seem to remember someone saying that if you redirect a url and use
masking, the real url won't show - is this true? (And an option?)
No. You have to tell the browser what URL to go to, in order for it to
go to it. There's no way to get the browser to
Linda Cole wrote:
Hey Gang,
I'm leaving on vacation in the morning. I've set
my account to 'no mail' so hopefully you won't be
tormented by auto responders from me while I'm
away. Be good while I'm gone! g
Have a great time!
I'm sure we can all behave nicely while you're gone...
steve miller wrote:
I am building a site for our school that handles signups for trips and
such, and we want it to be accessible only from within another site that
has a secure login. In other words, we don't want it accessible from
search engine links or direct urls. The other site
steve miller wrote:
Kind of thought so.
The linking site is a large institutional site that I'm sure will not
allow me that kind of access.
The only thing I can put on it is a link; might be able to put up a form
with a hidden variable, but I doubt it.
Their site proclaims that they offer
Zhao wrote:
For DVD, it must has images as well as audio or
it's like a movie. Are there ways to extract only the
audio/sound from the DVD? I need to listen to it only!
On a Linux box, mplayer would be the way forward; I think you can also
get mplayer for Windows boxes too.
Something
On 09/19/2008 10:51 AM, joseph harris wrote:
Riva,
I've just been banging my head against the wall. The problem is
no mystery [except to me at this moment!]. Neither browser is
picking up any SSI. It looks as though the css is working.
SSI is server-side (hence the name) so the browser
On 09/19/2008 12:35 PM, joseph harris wrote:
This may be a stupid question and I don't mean to offend or
belittle you, but you are accessing it via a webserver on your box
(i.e. the address bar starts with http://) and not just loading the
file directly (with the address bar showing file://),
On 09/16/2008 05:27 PM, Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
What's with the exclamation mark in the Doctype tag?
Is !DOCTYPE a typo purely in your post here or your source?
There's nothing wrong with the exclamation mark -that's a valid DOCTYPE.
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Zachary Kent wrote:
Greetings. I wanted to introduce myself to the group, as I am new
here. [...]
Welcome to the list Zach! Good to see new members.
This is a pretty quiet list these days, but there's a lot of helpful,
knowledgeable folk here with a pretty broad range of experience, so
On 08/14/2008 08:48 PM, Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Not a problem in theory, but I've hit a problem with building the HTML
interface that's hurting my very fragile brain.
What I've done so far is used 3 select objects set as lists with some
buttons and a smattering of Javascript to move these
On 08/15/2008 09:42 AM, David Precious wrote:
Could you perhaps re-think it in a simpler way, and just have a set of
checkboxes to select the units which should be mandatory for the course
in question? That would remove the requirement for Javascript and
unfamiliar UI tools immediately
steve miller wrote:
Could use some help with hiding an image source:
Doing a photographer site without flash, and trying to make it as
difficult to get to a filename as possible.
I have used php files to generate images using the image tag, like img
src=image.php /, but even if I disable
steve miller wrote:
I know you're right about the losing battle, but I'm just trying to
make it harder on the casual snoopers who view source and take the
photos.
Fair enough - making it harder is possible :)
So, think there is a way to do the background=image.php kind of thing?
Yep - the
On 08/08/2008 11:33 AM, joseph harris wrote:
jh writes: This is the key for me. Make it easy for payers but
impenetrable for others.
Nothing is impenetrable - there's no such thing as absolute security :)
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On 08/08/2008 02:55 PM, Cheryl D Wise wrote:
Another option is to zip the pdf and put a password on the zip fits. Find
the password with the payment confirmation. That is about as easy as it
gets. g
Just bear in mind that cracking ZIP file passwords is rather easy.
Especially if they happen
joseph harris wrote:
I am starting at the beginning again with planning a site, and again
this will be to do with selling a book, but it will also contain a lot
of other material and some sort of forum or, more likely, a 'questions
answered' newsletter.
I do not favour any DRM, but don't
Slow response (just got back from holiday) but might still be relevant...
steve miller wrote:
The problem I am having is when I try to search for a user with a string
that has a ' or a in it, because the sql throws an error.
The id inserted into the query, so I end up with something like:
On 06/23/2008 03:18 PM, joseph harris wrote:
I was clearly born fairly stupid and have been completing my
education...
I have just updated ClipGuru into the existing folder and
realised that the list of clip sets has disappeared from the
application window [ie I can't access them or they
steve miller wrote:
Wow
Thanks Sheila.
This script was loaded into many directories, some of which did not
start out writeable. Could someone have changed all my permissions
and then insert this?
I suspect the directories were writable as the user the webserver runs
as, and a
On 06/05/2008 11:36 PM, Todd Richards wrote:
Hey Everyone -
I'm having a brain lapse here and can't figure out the right way to do
this. On a home page, I have Upcoming Events with a box floating to the
right that will show the next 5 events. I was trying to use rs.pagesize =
5 but for
On 06/06/2008 04:54 PM, Todd Richards wrote:
Yes, it's coming from a MS SQL Server 2000 DB, and I'm using ASP to pull the
data. Does that offer the limit, or is that just a MySQL feature?
Anything that does SQL should be able to handle the LIMIT clause - even
MS SQL Server. Just stick it on
On 06/06/2008 05:15 PM, Todd Richards wrote:
Hmm, it's throwing an error on me about a missing operator. I've got my
statement as
SQL = SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY StartDate LIMIT 5
Does that look right?
It looks right to me, but a quick Google suggests that MS SQL doesn't
support
Zhao wrote:
Hello all:
My PC can't copy and paste again. When I do the 'copy' and
'paste' it always 'paste' 'hello!'
I don't know what virus caused this problem, could you help me?
Um, try a decent virus scan if you suspect a virus (which sounds
plausible, especially if
joseph harris wrote:
David, below is the diagnostic log - it has just happened again. I have
sent the log by email out of the machine across the world and back to
the other machine, which is on the same switch. The connection to the
ISP itself is obviously working, but none of the browsers
On 05/22/2008 10:37 PM, joseph harris wrote:
My Dell Inspiron 1300 likes sending and downloading mail via
broadband, indeed almost chortles with delight. However after a
short time [hours to a day] it yawns and ignores all requests to
access webpages, pretending a cable is unplugged, even
Riva,
What the /hell/ is wrong with the subject line?
I think your mail client / spam filter needs shooting :)
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On 05/22/2008 12:37 PM, Portman wrote:
Every time I sent an e-mail to the list last night, I got three in
return - one from a company saying that my e-mail is not on their
whitelist, one from some guy who is out of the office (or something like
that) and one from the list
Yeah, I got
On 04/30/2008 11:02 AM, Tris wrote:
I'm on a site that send SMS's to users.
To do that, I just need to visit a URL and change a few of the GET variables.
All good.
How can I do that in 'secret' so that the user doesn't know.
I've tried fopen and touch... both of which fail.. but when I
Sheila Fenelon wrote:
Try it this way:
if (isset($_SESSION[userId])) {
$showMessage = welcome;
} else {
$showMessage = '';
}
The short-hand would be
isset($_SESSION[userId]) ? $showMessage=welcome : $showMessage='';
I'd prefer to see it the other way:
$showMessage =
PBC Web Design wrote:
At 05:15 AM 3/30/2008, you wrote:
This may sound strange but if my computer is
off, it doesn't record. So apparently, it
doesn't work like a regular DVD recorder for a tv set, right?
are you saying a DVD recorder will record when it is off?
whoa!
No, only when the tv
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Hello I'm currently in college and I am learning to be a web developer or what
they call a Internet specialist and I hope to get more advice and tips from
experienced developers.
Fitek,
Firstly, welcome to the wdvltalk list;
Secondly, I would suggest you be a bit
I agree whole-heartedly with Matt's response - nice one.
However, one extra addition:
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
6) If you need to have the system run over more than one server, run the
connections between the Apache/PHP (front-end) and the MySQL (backend)
servers over an ssh tunnel or
PBC Web Design wrote:
They don't do much on it. Some internet and word
processing. Can I get a bigger hard drive than
what's in it?
Yes.
Wouldn't a larger
hard drive be bigger in physical size? There is
absolutely no more room in there for anything
bigger than what's in it now as
PBC Web Design wrote:
At 10:40 AM 1/4/2008, you wrote:
Are you sure that the drive in the old machine is dead, though? The
Missing Operating System error doesn't necessarily mean that the hard
drive is dead, it could just be that the bootloader has been wiped (by a
virus, for example).
Installer other than
re-installing it (again) - I don't use it, so don't know much about it!).
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the way they want it, with their choice of
software. Developer types.
That's my (over-)generalisations, and I'm sure plenty of people will
disagree... fair enough!
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Reg wrote:
We've finally taken the plunge and attempted to create fully CSS page
layout templates for our website. We have over 8,000 pages to convert
to the new template, too. So, we are asking for help finding potential
problems before we get too far into the process. Unfortunately, we do
PBC Web Design wrote:
Here are two places you can go to check your work in all the browsers:
http://browsershots.org/
http://www.browsercam.com/
The first one I believe is free, the second one may have a trial and is
costly for a one-on-one account but they take groups and you divvy up
the
joseph harris wrote:
Since I last installed a program a few days ago Windows Installer has
stopped doing its job - [...]
I cannot find the appropriate action to take on the Dell discs.
Has anyone any advice, suitable to my rather nervous feel about
tinkering too much?
Dunno, but I could
...
select if(field2 is null, field1, concat(field1, ' - ', field2)) ...
Something like that ought to do it.
(This seems like a very strange DB schema... :) )
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Cool. When PIPEX were using TLC there were some fairly good rewards on offer
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Tris wrote:
http://www.tlc-rewards.com/4462Dubli/
load this page, hit F5, and again...
When I do that, I loose the top image...
then it's back...
I've tried a pragma-no-refresh meta thingy.. it does nothing...
Hmm, any thoughts?
Which image?
If it's any help
:)
/me bows to Rudy's SQL prowess
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r937 wrote:
I tried to design my homepage... this is as far as I got...
http://www.net-tastic.com
what are you talking about? that design is fine!
Yup, clean and simple. If you're a developer, your site doesn't need to
be all image-heavy pretty stuff, it can just be a nice, clean simple
on that page
you gave back into a PHP array/object to have a play?
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like the
hub has gone bad.
Is it a powered hub? Double check that it's getting power from its
power adaptor if so... just in case it's not, and it's causing it to
draw excessive power via the PC's USB port.
Cheers
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in straightline distance between the centre of
the two postcode areas, not driving distances.
(It needs to parse out the first part of the postcode if you supply a
full postcode though... I tried it with a full postcode and it didn't
work :)
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some issues and people have installed
and then uninstalled to get rid of the problem(s). I'm hanging on to
1.5.012.
I'm on 2.0.0.4 and had no problems.
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Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
OK, I need more help on this (or at least a fresh pair of eyes!)
Can anyone explain to me why http://www.helpmeimadad.com/index.php does
not display the orange background behind the Home at the top of the
page but http://www.helpmeimadad.com/helpme.html does?
Peter MacGregor wrote:
At 17:51 30/05/2007, you wrote:
It's a great idea...maybe I'll contribute from my 20+ years of raising
my own...the first one started out at 1 lb. 12 oz. and is now married.
Dang...that makes me old. Huh.
Tim
Naw, you ain't old until they are over 30.
Heck - my
Hi Matt,
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
(It's been a while since we had one of these hasn't it?!!)
It sure has! The list has been *so* quiet lately. (That, or I'm not
receiving most of the mail).
It's been a bit quiet around here of late, so I thought I'd ask for =20
advice on the
r937 wrote:
All my bookmarks and custom modules are gone... :-(
what happen
someone set up us the bomb
[...]
ALL YOUR BOOKMARKS AND CUSTOM MODULES ARE BELONG TO US
[...]
oh, never mind
Hehehehe :)
Thanks for the chuckle.
(That joke deserves to be kept locked away in an old jokes home
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I do very similar things already with Joomla.
Yeah, another thumbs-up for Joomla here - it seems pretty flexible and
customisable, and should be able to do all you need.
Cheers
Dave P
(Glad to see the list is still alive, just :D)
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On Sun, 25 Mar 2007, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
On Sat, 2007-03-24 at 22:02 +, David Precious wrote:
Out of interest, any reason you chose to have two different versions for
MySQL/MSSQL rather than just using the MDB2 PEAR stuff? (A nice DB
abstraction layer).
Yup - not all web
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hi all,
Just to let you know I've just published the general library I use for
PHP on one of my sites.
It's available at http://www.wepoweryour.net/ and it works for MS SQL
and MySQL.
It might help a few of you as I've even commented
On Wed, 7 Mar 2007, steve miller wrote:
I want to ftp the contents of a large directory from one server to
another (probably 300 files @ 20MB each).
I have the login and paths for both the sending server and the
receiving, but I don't have telnet access into them.
I have written php scripts
On Mon, 5 Mar 2007, Tris wrote:
Bit of an odd one...
i've built a registration area, and as it's mulitple pages, I've used
a session to capture the ID number of the row I created in the
database, for use in my UPDATE calls on subsequent pages...
Anyhoo...
The whole system has been plonked
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007, Micheal Mann wrote:
Hey
what would you suggest as a good website chat software. something
similar to msn messenger or yahoo chat. Thanks
You mean something for site visitors to chat to each other (like a chat
room) or for site visitors to chat to a company
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