Daniel0

http://w3fools.com/

Right, so I installed Atheme instead of Anope. The database seemed to be corrupted and there was issues with Anope anyways. Unfortunately, people will have to reregister their nicks.

"Best" by what metrics?

Virtually any kind of hosting should be able to do that. There are 86,400 seconds on a day and you expect 15,000 page views each day. That's only 5.76 seconds per view.

I'm a TA on a first year CS course at my university. I grade programming assignments each week. Let's just say that not all of the code beautiful

What is your students' background?

The problem with doing that, is that it is statistically inaccurate for small data sets. Which is more likely to be the most popular item? Item A, which has a score of 4.8 with 100 votes, or item B with a score of 5.0, but only 2 votes? So the question you want to ask is, if item B had as many votes as item A, how would their ratings compare? Simply using the arithmetic mean is not sufficient for determining relative popularity amongst multiple items. When using a rating scale like this, you can use the Bayesian average instead.

Seems like it's been a while since that page was updated. LinuxForum did once have that many members and Eric recently started the site again. It's a long time ago since MySQLFreaks and ApacheFreaks was shut down. PHPFreaks now also has over 100k members instead of 38k.

What is a social website? You interact with other people on this website and that is a social activity, but you don't interact with those people the same way you do on websites like Facebook, which are typically referred to as "social networking" websites. You use both the term "social website" and "social networking website". Which do you mean?

Sorry, yes. The callback must be an array. See: http://php.net/callback

You can do it like this: class ClassName { function display ($a, $b) { return call_user_func($a, $b); } } or class ClassName { function display ($a, $b) { return $a::$b(); } }

Are you serious? Seeing as you're used to just clicking .exe files, I assume Windows. This is how you do it: Go download that: https://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/DownloadTheSoftware#Windows_Binary_Downloads Then: So basically: [*]Download file. [*]Add line to config file. [*]Restart Apache. How much more simpler do you want it to be?

https://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/InstallationInstructions

The web client should be running again.

A program is a sequence of instructions for a computer, so yes, a PHP script is a program.

Zend_Translate supports gettext as backend.

The only such forums are the introduction board and deleted posts, by the way.

How the hell is it supposed to translate the text for you?

I've changed your original title.

It makes perfect sense, but why would you want that? If the user leaves the page, don't you think there is a reason?

+1

Sorry, the webchat client is now running as well.

IRC is up again.

Well, I didn't issue any reboot command at least daniel@phpfreaks ~ % uptime 07:25:31 up 14:20, 1 user, load average: 0.32, 0.22, 0.18

And it's been up since a few minutes Dunno why it stopped...