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zq29
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If I remember correctly, ober and ron weren't admins when I became a mod, those promotions happened while I had been a mod for a while... I'm quite sure a proportion of the very old threads aren't even on this iteration of the forums too.
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Gedit doesn't come with Linux, it comes with Gnome. If you use KDE then you'll have Kate. If you use XFCE then you'll have, well... I don't know...
Mousepad comes with XFCE
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@Zanus: Windows paint! That's right, I'm old school
@Dan: Hey I just bought my computer not too long ago, it was the standard trial that came with it. It actually just expired earlier that morning, lol. I might go ahead and renew it though. Apparently my firewall/antivirus options are pretty limited for vista 64 bit at this time.... I found this AVG anti-virus thing and something called Vista FireWall Control which seems to be some kind of addon for Vista's firewall. I'm certainly open for suggestions.
We run AVG on the handful of Windows boxes in our office - Does the job.
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Or maybe he knows some other language and his boss wants to give php/mysql a whirl. Man, he's lucky that I'm in such and understanding mood today because everyone else is doubting him
Based on what his post says, I very much doubt that he knows another language...
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When typing passwords into a terminal, you don't get any feedback - Just type the password and hit enter.
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Yeah, I've used that before - Does the job nicely.
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Wait, how did you land a job working with PHP/MySQL when you know nothing about them?
Oh, and there's always The Manual...
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Check the manufacturers website - They may have a BIOS update that supports faster chips.
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Hrmmm I always thought Wine cost money. Just googled it. I might put Linux on this comp later.... lol
WINE isn't anywhere near perfect, so don't go ahead and switch to Linux hoping that you'll be able to run all of your Windows apps...
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Cheers guys, makes more sense now!
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But why would the developers have chosen to have some in-built functions pass by reference, and others assign by variable? Like your example with shuffle(), why not with, say, array_reverse() ?
Give the example in C(++) if you need to, I don't understand the necessity to be language specific when explaining their usefulness...
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Like OOP, I understand the theory and practice of how they work - But how are they useful? What would be an every day use for variable references? I just don't see the obvious point in them. Why have two variables that reference the same allocation of memory?
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Recent search strings (i.e. What string someone used to find your site on a search engine)
I am assuming I would search the q string of the site referrer to get this.
Yeah.
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Not going to happen, GIF files do not support alpha transparency, and only have a limited pallette of 256 colours. Although pointless, you can actually change the colour of the background on older browsers - Its the secondry/background colour set in your graphics package.
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- Recent pages viewed
- Recent referrers
- Recent search strings (i.e. What string someone used to find your site on a search engine)
- How many pages a user viewed during their visit
- Recent pages viewed
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Found that website AGES ago, hilarious!
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You can get rid of the image by commenting out this block:
if (isset($rss_channel['IMAGE']) && $full_report == true) { echo ' <br>'."\n"; echo ' <a href="'.$rss_channel['IMAGE']['LINK'].'" target="_blank">'."\n"; echo ' <img src="'.$rss_channel['IMAGE']['URL'].'" border="0" alt="'.$rss_channel['IMAGE']['TITLE'].'" title="'.$rss_channel['IMAGE']['TITLE'].'">'."\n"; echo ' </a>'."\n"; }
Changing the title:
//Change this: echo '>'.$rss_channel['TITLE'].'</a>'."\n"; //To this... preg_match('/^Telegrafi.com - (.*)/',$rss_channel['TITLE'],$m); echo '>'.$m[1].'</a>'."\n";
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I haven't had any issues with FF3 either, all my sites display exactly as they do in FF2 and none of my usual sites I visit have had any issues either...
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This will most likely be an Apache configuration - Check your config file (generally httpd.conf or apache2.conf) for lines like these and remove the #:
#AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml .php3 #LoadModule php5_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp5.so
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Firebug is a plugin for FireFox
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View the source of the page, is the path correct?
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The "sandbox" feature of each time allows it to run faster, so i've read.
Surely the sandboxing is related to security rather than efficiency?
Just had a play around with it on one of the Windows boxes in our office. I'm impressed at how much faster pages render in it, some cool features too - Looking forward to the Linux version!
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Well, I'd seriously suggest you write a script that converts the current schema to a more efficient one, 300 entries isn't much.
But, if you're hell-bent on leaving it how it is, to be able to loop through all of the 'branches', you first need to find out how deep the deepest 'branch' goes, then loop up to that number, checking if it exists before printing so that non-existent branches don't throw an error.
The first staff?
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I think it was actually a bloke, dressed as a woman...