Mr_jmm

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Hi, Usual thing. I have a textarea with default text. I am using onclick to clear this default text which works no probs. However, I would like the default text to be a different colour to text the user enters. Could anyone please help me out with this? The code so far is: <textarea rows="6" name="message" id="message" onclick="document.newMessageForm.message.value=\'\';">blah blah blah</textarea> Many thanks

Hi, I am sending users an HTML email using the mail() function but when looking at the source of the email, there is some worrying looking info on display: X-Host-Account: abcdef X-Host-Domain: my-domain.me.uk X-Host-Script: /domains/j/a/my-domain.me.uk/public_html/blog/index.php X-Host-Server: xx.xxx.xxx.xx X-Host-Client: yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy I'm concerned that there is information here that would greatly help a hacker gain access to my hosting info, specifically the hosting account user name, absolute file path and server IP address. Is this normal? Is it an issue? Can I hide or change using headers or is there something my hosting company can change to hide this info? Many thanks.