Daniel0

Well, line 13 in /var/www/g28894/planthunteronline.com/HTML/directory/links.php is the problem. The file you're trying to include doesn't exist.

<?php clearstatcache(); var_dump(is_writable('.')); var_dump(is_readable('.')); ?> Does that say that the directory isn't writable (by PHP)?

Hmm... which permissions does it say it has then? Did you get any permission denied error when running the chmod command?

Definitely remove the blue border on image hover over.

Looks kind of ok. Center the layout though. Remove the dotted border around the navigation. The pictures to the right are positioned wrongly in FF 2.0.0.7.

Well, no... it's a notice (warnings are different) and if you get them then something is wrong with your code. It's not critical however, but it should still be fixed.

function_exists() can check that.

Try running this from the shell: $ chmod 777 /usr/share/freemed-0.8.4

Please put your code in -tags (not that many people would actually want to read all that code anyways). Could it possibly be /usr/local/lib/php/index.php instead of usr/local/lib/php/index.php?

8-bit PNG has the same limitations as GIF compared to "normal" PNG. If you wish to save your files in that format then Photoshop can do that. There are probably lots of other programs that can as well.

I dont want to side track to much, but is php unable to take high traffic? What if you have a dedicated server? Does that help? Almost any normal website would be able to use PHP for their scripts however site like google and yahoo i can see them using something like perl or python but i also believe they do use PHP for some of their other web application along with C++/C, Java, and probably many others AFAIK Yahoo uses PHP.

Furthermore you have to change echo '<li><a href="' . $menu_footer_array[i] -> url . '">' . $menu_footer_array[i] -> text . '</a></li>'; to echo '<li><a href="' . $menu_footer_array[$i] -> url . '">' . $menu_footer_array[$i] -> text . '</a></li>';

Unfortunately, PHP does not support this syntax. There are sometime where I would have liked to do something similar, but it isn't possible.

It's when some websites use the content here thus using PHP Freaks' bandwidth and system resources.

Yeah, but GIF only supports 256 colors while PNG supports 268,435,456 colors and GIF doesn't support alpha transparency either.

While it may work good for giving an entire object transparency it cannot partially on an image (such as transparent background or a single thing in the image which is supposed to be transparent).

<?php // ... function businessman332211_pre_post($post) { return str_replace(".", ".\n", $post); } reply_to_post($new_reply); ?>

They use Python for the web pages, but the other things (spiders etc.) are probably written in a compiles language.

You need to be invited by somebody who has an account. They also open for registration like once a month (only a for a day I think).

You should be able to send pms once you've posted 10 posts.

I haven't really looked into other than Prototype, so I guess that'll be the one.

In cPanel's MySQL section you can setup users and their access to different databases. Setup users for the people you want to grant access. You can see how to setup authentication based on MySQL users here: http://wiki.cihar.com/pma/auth_types You'll then be able to login with any user (providing you know the password obviously).

There was just created a new sticky (!) topic which answers this: http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,159800.0.html -> What is SEO and how do I do it?

Indeed he could, but not on the phpMyAdmin within cPanel. The one in cPanel is unprotected (the script itself), but you cannot access anything inside cPanel without entering your cPanel login information. It would have to be external to cPanel. phpMyAdmin is at https://domain.com:2083/3rdparty/phpMyAdmin and everything under https://domain.com:2083/ (or http://domain.com:2082/ if you're not using SSL) requires cPanel login.

Yes, but perhaps he wants to enable other users to use pma without giving them his account password (cPanel password).