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.

Apply the mysql_real_escape_string to the $_POST variables

Yes it will be harder to break but imo it's not strictly worth it except it takes bugger all to code and can't do any harm. Use SHA1 with a salt. Something like $pwd = sha1( $foo .$salt .$bar ) EDIT: got beaten to the post!