Desai
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This page, I like it.
Logo looks a bit out of place to me tho'.
Nice work.
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DOH!
I'll be able to disable the authentication in about an hour.
Thanks for the info!
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I like the minimalist design of your site. However I think it looks too corporate/formal, for a site of this nature.
A bit of extra warmth I think would work wonders.
I recommend you make a voting system for banning those who post useless comments/insults.
A site this has the potential to do a lot of good, but I think it's extremely important to remember how fragile some peoples emotions are... especially if they take the risk of exposing their problems on-line. But I'm sure you've already considered all that.
Overall, I like. Nice work.
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www.classifiedvids.com/midnight
thank you kindly
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You can Ajax for with reload.
For reloading this tutorial will be helpful.
http://www.plus2net.com/php_tutorial/php_drop_down_list.php
Thank you so much mmarif4u
I'll check it out.
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Hi All,
I need to see the code for a basic form where once a Category is selected from a drop down list, it then displays the Sub Category drop-down list. If possible I would like to do this by not reloading the page? But reloading is ok if unavoidable.
I'm still a noob with php. But hopefully this can help me customize a form on my site.
1,000,000 thanks
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What's the default-site directory's full path?
sorry it's /usr/share/apache2/default-site/
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What's the default-site directory's full path?
I think it's "/var/www/"
Maybe an easier solution to all this is to change the path to my site to a directory I already have full rights to? Or would that mean other problems later when trying to run a script?
Thanks for all your help
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Theres a few things I do to make administering websites on Debian easier, rather then needing to sudo all the time.
The first is to create a new group www, join that group, then give that group permissions to write to the /var/www directory.
sudo addgroup www sudo gpasswd -a yourusername www
You can also make yourself an administer of the www group, this will allow you to add and remove users from the group.
sudo gpasswd -A yourusername
From there all you really need do is set the permissions properly on the /var/www directory and its conents.
sudo chmod ugo-wrx /var/www sudo chmod u+wrx,g+wrxs,o+rx /var/www find /var/www -type f sudo chmod u+rw,g+rw,o+r {} \; find /var/www -type d sudo chmod u+rwx,g+rwx,o+rx {} \;
You should now be able to freely write / read from within the /var/www directory and any files you create will belong to you and the www group.
Theres more you can do including creating a similar policy for the /etc/apache2/sites-* directories. Hopefully this small example will give you the idea.
Geesh, I always have silly problems like this when using Linux.
Gonna give it a try now, but I really don't like using the terminal all the time
Q: In "sudo gpasswd -a yourusername www", should "gpasswd" be replaced by my password?
Thanks
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Greetings good people,
As the subject say, I can't make any changes inside my "default-site" directory.
I'm a total noob to Apache and not very good with the Linux terminal.
Thanks all
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Please review this design I have made for a media script.
in Website Critique
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I see some people only post screen shots. I can understand why. Maybe it's because they're still in the design phase...
Should I only post SS's or a link to the real site?
Thanks all