Daniel0

[quote author=neylitalo link=topic=118656.msg485086#msg485086 date=1166134112] I'm not a phpBB expert, but why in the world would anybody want phpBB 2.x when there's 3.x floating around? [/quote] Do you use Windows Vista RC1? If not then there's your answer... (This example won't work very well if you don't even use Windows) Now for the poll. I'd like to say IceBB as I'm a developer for it. Else it would probably be SMF.

Guess it's useful for some, but isn't it just as easy to type e.g. php.net/fopen in your address bar?

[code]<div style='width:50%; float:right:'>bla bla bla</div> <div>bla bla bla</div>[/code] This should work.

[quote author=mithu_sree link=topic=117997.msg483999#msg483999 date=1166011100] [quote author=mrkamran link=topic=117997.msg481827#msg481827 date=1165695809] Hi, I have a Combobox in my php file and there is another combobox which will fill based on first combobox. For example First ComboBox has Main Category and Second ComboBox has Sub Category, When i will select an option from main category then sub category will fill on the base of main category. I want to do this without submitting the form. Thanks [/quote] Yes This is possible with the JavaScript combined with PHP [/quote] Eh... that doesn't help very much. Especially when two other people said it is possible...

People can just "unlock" it again with javascript.

I don't really like any of them...

The cookie domain sets what domain that may read the cookie set. Therefor if you set it to domain2.com it will allow viewing on domain2.com.

[quote author=zanus link=topic=118576.msg484728#msg484728 date=1166095846] omg...is it just me or is that server extremely extremely slowwwwwww [/quote] It works fine for me... it must be your connection.

Could somebody remove the 'N/A' option? I guess it is "not applicable" for Windows or Mac users, but if you use Windows or Mac you shouldn't even vote...

In fact it wont work perfect as the ' in key 1 in the array has to be escaped, but you seem to have got the point.

I prefer Gnome...

You could parse an RSS feed and use some regex on weater.com's RSS feeds. Eg: http://rss.weather.com/weather/rss/local/<ZIP_HERE>

CRC (Cyclic redundancy check) is a hashing algorithm as well. More information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crc32

You could use a script like [url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/poxy/]PHProxy[/url]. There is one setup here: http://www.phproxy.org/

You shouldn't delete your posts when your problem is resolved. That makes other users with a similar problem unable to view your post.

[quote author=448191 link=topic=118065.msg482111#msg482111 date=1165759188] and? [/quote] Well, I just think they're weird. That's all.

http://www.wonderfulinfo.com/amazing/building.htm o_O

I'd say that this one is ok: http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

Use this CSS: [code]table, tr, td, th { background: transparent; }[/code] Edit: For the "semi-transparency" you can use this (only works in Gecko based browsers though): [code]table, tr, td, th { -moz-opacity: 0.5; }[/code] (the value is a percentage displayed as a floating point, i.e. 0.5=50%)

[code]$filename = explode('.',$filename); $extension = $filename[count($filename)-1]; $filename = array_pop($filename); $filename = join('.',$filename);[/code]

Perhaps you should start with removing the redirect...

[quote author=kenrbnsn link=topic=117728.msg481324#msg481324 date=1165611126] There's a note [url=http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=2205126#2205126]here[/url] on how to get it to install on FF2. I haven't tried it. Ken [/quote] Most of the time that works. Else you may use the [url=http://users.blueprintit.co.uk/~dave/web/firefox/nightly]Nightly Tester Tools[/url]-extension to make it work.

[quote author=steelmanronald06 link=topic=117581.msg480844#msg480844 date=1165538527] Or just not MD5 your password, which is highly ill advised. [/quote] S/he already did ;)

A plus (+) is not the same as a space ( ). If you want it to do that then you must run replace + with ' ': [code]str_replace('+',' ',$string);[/code]

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