Philip

if only...

I'm personally a fan of redmine, although the setup time can be quite long for less experienced users like myself

It's been discussed before, but I don't think it'll be added. It's still worth talking about though. I know a few of the staff members had some projects that they've been working on that could be thrown in there as well. Similar to this topic in a way, but I think in your case, perhaps the beta forums would be more appropriate than freelancing.

Congrats (if you're of legal age)!

They just step down / become inactive and are moved to the group

Adobe NetAverages

I pulled up some numbers today and found this graph kinda funny. Not often you see a drop that soon. [attachment deleted by admin]

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Yup, http://www.nikesh.me/blog/2010/05/ajax-style-loading-animation-in-css3-no-images/ is a pretty article about just using CSS3. Of course not all browsers support it... but yeah.

Everyone likes a little chafing, right?

You were issued a warning because you: Did not post in the proper forum Posted a "please hack my site" thread, without any proof that it is actually your site The warning PM that was sent to clearly explains this. If you did not get this, let me know and I can send it to you privately. If you so wish to have your site beta tested, please post it in the Beta Forum after following the guidelines and rules for that forum.

*KingPhilip enjoys some popcorn

@$db = mysqli_connect('localhost', 'root', 'root', 'blog'); $query = "SELECT * FROM entries WHERE title = '".$_GET['query']."';"; $result = mysqli_query($db, $query); If I visited that page via this url: script.php?query=blah' OR '1 That would make query look like this: $query = "SELECT * FROM entries WHERE title = 'blah' OR '1';"; Of course, that's just a super simple example, but you could easily attack other parts of the DB and get user info.

When it comes to different vendors for web analytics, you cannot compare the numbers apples to apples. You should be comparing the trends. Each vendor has its own unique counting methodology & breakups for visits & visitors and will always show different numbers. The trends, however, should be the same. As far as why cPanel is so much higher - I'd imagine it's also counting crawlers/bots where as GA and Clicky should be filtering them out.

IMO I'd focus more on "red door" than antiques. I feel there would be more fun design ideas based off a door

Whats the name of the actual store?

Once a project scope is completed, I'll take a list to see which framework would best fit: http://phpframeworks.com/ Typically the big ones come into play, ZF, CI, etc... but I'm personally most adjusted with Yii.

By separate account, I mean for each of your clients they have their own login. Example, let's say you end up at GoDaddy - register a new account for Company A, purchase a domain, etc. Then company B comes along and requires your services - you'd want to register another account (or use their existing one if they have one.)

Just breathing in NY costs you an arm and a leg.

class Girl { private $_skank; public function __construct( $skank ) { if(!is_bool($skank)) $skank = true; $this->_skank = $skank; } private function knockUp( ) { return (bool) $this->_skank; } public function isPrego() { if(!$this->knockUp()) return false; $this->popOutBaby(); return true; } private function popOutBaby( ) { echo "waaaahhh!"; } } $liz = new Girl(true); if($liz->isPrego()) echo 'gratz, its a boy!'; 'nough said.

I think that's about average around here too (in TX) - so the OP did find a good deal

I'd strongly advise you to register (or better, have them register) the domain on a separate account that is OK for them to walk away with in the future. This ensures if anything goes south its easy to cut ties. As far as emails and such. It all depends on you hosting. Have you ever registered a personal domain before?

That is the main issue for me. And the fact that updating is a PITA. I <3 chrome's background updater