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It's starts within an equation environment, so you don't need to do that. Moreover, it's passed as a query string to a parser which generates a PNG, so having multiple lines is not possible. You can, however, do this: [tex]1+2=3[/tex] [tex]5! = 120[/tex] for multiple lines.

I only bothered to post it here because that's where it was most relevant: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,233363.0.html What do you mean with nl2br() ruining it though?

That's what I ended up doing for mine... I refuse to support IE 6 (or less). I use a redirect, thus people using antiquated IE versions will not be able to browse the site. Why prevent them from viewing it. There might be people who cannot upgrade. Just let them view the broken page. The content can still be read, it'll just look uglier.

http://linux.die.net/man/1/imagemagick

I'm afraid we cannot add a forum for every little specialty field. There are lots of cool stuff, but the requirements for creating a new board is 1) it's relevant for PHP developers, and 2) there is a substantial amount posts being made about that subject.

So... what exactly are you saying/suggesting?

What happens when you ping the IP address instead? Some routers can be or are configured to drop WAN side PING packets.

I've added support for typesetting math using LaTeX on the forums. Example: [tex]\sum_{n = 0}^\infty \frac{1}{n!} = \lim_{n\to\infty} \left(1+\frac{1}{n}\right)^n = e[/tex] Outputs: [tex]\sum_{n = 0}^\infty \frac{1}{n!} = \lim_{n\to\infty} \left(1+\frac{1}{n}\right)^n = e[/tex] Just in case anyone wanted to write some math that's a little more advanced than basic arithmetic. Update: The [tex] bbcode is now deprecated in favor of [math] and [imath]. The former is used for display mode, the latter is for inline mode. Example of display mode: [math]\sum_{n = 0}^\infty \frac{1}{n!} = \lim_{n\to\infty} \left(1+\frac{1}{n}\right)^n = e[/math] Inline mode is used for math in sentences, like you might want to say [imath]\frac{1+2}{5}\cdot7=\frac{21}{5}[/imath] within a sentence.

wget

Better to configure Apache to do it.

It looks like they're trying to lookup PHP functions like on php.net.

you have no need to see windows processes, on a mac any process that is instantiated is displayed as an icon in the bottom dock. No, you don't know what you're talking about. Every process is certainly not displayed in the dock. Only the foreground processes. Yes you can. Just disable the service or remove all the indexing locations. I know because I have actually done that.

I believe he is referring to this: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?wap2

This isn't a real competitor. It's specifically targeted at children.

I've heard that the new Netbeans 6.5 is supposed to have excellent PHP support. I haven't had time to test it out though.

Ok... I'll say it again. I don't need the fancy eye candy. I turned aero off in Vista and I'm using the classic theme. In Ubuntu I turned off compiz. Even so, why does the fact that Mac OS X's eye candy does or does not look better than whatever other operating system's make OS X better for web development? I'm not sure what "slip in/out" is supposed to mean, all the other operating systems are meant for work as well. My PC doesn't lose track of time. If yours does that then maybe the battery on your motherboard that died and needs to be replaced or something. I can also stay connected quite fine. How is a Mac superior if you are still dependent on a machine running Windows? You're undermining your own argument, dude. If you say that Windows is more secure, then a Mac would obviously not be superior. Moreover, Firefox can run on all platforms, and whether you think the usability of a Mac is better is purely subjective. Not true: http://www.screentoaster.com/watch/stUE1VRUVLRlhbQ1xbXFJZ I don't like the dock, and the dock only shows the programs you have running in your foreground. The task manager shows all processes that are running on the entire system. Besides, this is also entirely irrelevant in terms of being superior for web development.

im not sugesting, im proof that a mac is the best environment for web development with lamp, they recently made this new function u just highligfht the file and press space bar and it opens in in a text editor that is super fast to open instant and u click away from it it closes and saves, if u wack ur mouse into the corner all the windows are nicley tiles and then u click one and it comes to the front, MAC and Firefox are superior environments for web development using any editor. How does that prove that Mac is superior to Windows and/or GNU/Linux for web development? I have no need for the features you listed at all. And could you try to write in English instead? That'll make it easier to read your posts.

TraceMonkey is as fast, if not a tiny bit faster, than V8.

We usually ban such people...

Looks like Arial or Helvetica. Identifont thinks it might be a font called EF News Gothic though.

Check out this ACL implementation I made: http://www.phreamp.org/trac/wiki/ACLUsage

Take a look at the modified preorder tree traversal (also called nested set). http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/hierarchical-data.html

Dunno how your system works, but your money won't keep you out of a Danish prison.

Alright, so we've added this mod: http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=864 I still don't see the point though.

I would have to disagree. Using prepared statements for sanitize data is really overkill -- there is a large overhead in using these, which really only pays off in certain circumstances. There is also an overhead with running a lot of values through a filtering algorithm before.