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I want to have a feature on my site where the user is provided a meta tag consisting of a random 32 character string, of which they would place on their site's index page. Then I'd have a page on my site that checks if the specified site contains that meta tag. (Similiar to what you need to do if you have ever used Google Webmaster tools) I am guessing this requires the index page file of the site to be moved into a temporary folder on why server and then it gets scanned for the meta. I think I can do everything up to the scanning part. What would be the best way to do this? Or is there a better way to verify if the user owns that site or not?

I don't know your exact situation, but I don't think you need this finished in one night. So I'd suggest getting a book on PHP or try some intelligent form of learning to understand what PHP is and how it works. I've been working with PHP for over a month now and only today did I accomplish what you are asking to learn in a few hours.

The only color on the page is the dot in the dotscript logo. I'd bring in that red somewhere else. Also there are a lot of gradients, none with the same color values. I'd standardize the gradeints or throw some color into the backgrounds. Also, there is a ton of gray, you might want to replace some of that with the red.

OK, never mind, I have someone taking care of it.

Nothing looks new, or interesting. Nothing makes me want to use it, and the blandness just doesn't make me want to stay, either.

Yes, using the: [code] $to = 'email@address.url'; $subject = 'subject' $body = 'message' mail($to, $subject, $body); [/code] Code format, and in php.ini: [code] [mail function] sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail -t sendmail_from = DO_NOT_REPLY@webaxiss.thathamkid.com [/code] With the php file: [code] <?php $to      = 'wfabry@houston.rr.com'; $subject = 'TEST'; $message = 'test test test'; mail($to, $subject, $message); header("Location:index.php"); ?> [/code] So, anything wrong that could be stopping it from emailing?

The template seems so... unoriginal. Doesn't really impress me.

I asked the guy I bought it from about it, it has this "sendmail" program on it, but I don't know much about any of this stuff, so I don't know if I what I need to do... Could you define "mailserver" for me? Once again, I dont know much about this, but what I have here is a server hosting my website and all I want to be able to do is use the mail() function in PHP to send activation code emails for registered users...

I am running a Linux server, and need the ability to send email with the mail() function as part of the site I am building on it. I know that the setup for mail is edited in php.ini, but am not sure what the proper setup is. It will mainly be used for sending activation code emails, so it is necessary to use the mail() function. Can someone give me some pointers on what I need to do?

Copyright in the page title? ??? Some rollover effects on any menu link/button would be nice.

Change the times new roman to something else... I like the tabs, but nothing else matches.

Some rollover differences on the menu would be nice.

I have this text input form I want give a custom look with a background image, but I don't know how exactly to go about doing this. When I try just a background-image the image is in the background, but offset and mostly not visible. So.. how?

:( Times New Roman :( Blue Links on a page with no blue :( Cheesy textures :( Bad formatting :( Confusing...

The site template looks oddly similiar to.... The PHPFreaks site template! :P

To much scrolling text. Images on the far right should all be the same size or something, same theme, same concept and match the site. Footer is oversize with those "related sites" and then the text-nav.

Can't forget Oprah Winfrey! ::)

:( Still goes blank upon submitting.

Logo is repeated on the Y-Axis in IE7.

I've been trying and trying to figure out what is wrong with this code, and have finally decided I just need to ask someone here. It is a registration page, and whenever I hit submit to try and test it the page always goes blank. I can't figure out what is wrong. Could someone please lookover the attached file and explain to me what is wrong? Thanks, PHP Newb :-\ [attachment deleted by admin]

[quote author=chiprivers link=topic=119625.msg509123#msg509123 date=1169294010] I have only had a quick look at the one thing I noticed that could do with updating is your header - the image looks great but where you have set it as a background image, if the person viewing the site has a widescreen (like me) it repeats itself to fill up the space. [/quote] Even on just 1024x768 (which I think is a pretty common resolution) the header is repeating.

I can't even look at the home page. My eyes are trying to focus on a ton of different things that stand out, nothing seems to blend, and it overall just seems cheap.

On the tab-nav, the text on rollover should be a different color, not that blue. Maybe that accent orange that you use for other things, something that stands out a bit more.

Some images in there, anything to break up the plain text page would help. Something needs to seperate the header from the content, same with the nav. Also, there should be some blank space under the text on the homepage, no one truly likes reading the bottom of their screen.

[quote author=Cagecrawler link=topic=122552.msg505776#msg505776 date=1168917697] The cookie only becomes active after the next page load.  If you load your page without any cookies, then refresh, it'll work fine.  To get around it, have just this code on index.php, and change your current index.php to main.php (or something else you like). [code] <?php if(!isset($_COOKIE['template'])) { setcookie('template', '2_3.css'); } header("Location:main.php"); ?> [/code] [/quote] OK, I'll try that out. Thanks for the help!