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Above poster was correct, I personally like Zend Guard myself. Obfuscating is pointless, any level can , granted easily be unobfuscated.

You're not defining $a, Was that your problem? It'd always go to default. If not so, than it is most likely a server configuration issue, I've not heard of something that would break a switch statement, ALTHOUGH I would not be surprised if GoDaddy would run into, Such an issue..

I got nightvision goggles, I'm a nerd, not a stalker..

Or how about those that like a little structure in their team? Plus, come on, $25k in computer prizes - from newegg!? Hell yeah. Yeah now that I think about it, It's kinda cool.. I never thought of it before, But like in HC S&D people work together and over a few rounds know a strategy and what they're going to do, It's sorta fun, I imagine taking those players and placing them physically beside you can make it even more challanging for both sides. Still wouldn't try it..

How does Windows manage to address a memory address above 2^32 with a 32-bit pointer? How does it manage to say "yo, your shit is at 0x400000FF8F" when it cannot even represent an integer so large? Utilize, Not assign.

Yeah, it should not parse as anything different. It works on my WAMP/online server echoing that string, but I have seen other people report this problem before.. Therefor I can conclude it's a server configuration issue of some sort.

32-bit Windows can use more than 4GB of RAM. It just can’t give more than 2GB (or 3GB, depending on version and configuration) to any one process. This has been true since Windows 2000. Unfortunately, the client versions such as Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP and Windows Vista are constrained to 4GB of RAM in total, and nowadays also to a maximum physical address of 4GB. In Vista, these limits are explicitly coded as license values, read from the registry, with protection against being tampered with. http://www.geoffchappell.com/viewer.htm?doc=notes/windows/license/memory.htm http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/platform/server/PAE/PAEdrv.mspx It being <3.2GBs is usually a memory hole on the RAM itself along with the motherboard, of course, running on a 32 bit configuration. 4048MBs is not reachable. Further, Guess what? As XP can only support 4GBs of RAM in TOTAL, If you had a video card @ 512MBs vRAM XP cannot physically allocate over the max and you'll be shown ~3.5GBs in the task manager.

Try using this: <td class="row3"><input type="text" name="bookingdate" class="fieldtext80" value=""><a href="#" onClick="show_calendar(document.showbooker.bookingdate, document.showbooker.bookingdate.value);"><img src="http://www.defiantwrestling.net/backstage/images/cal.gif" width="16" height="16" border="0" alt="Click Here to Pick the date"></a></td> But this isn't a JS forum!

I find those things lame. I admit I'm not the best player , but friends boast constantly they have a '1.4:1 kill death ratio' and that they're awesome, and that no one else has that. I have a 2:1, what's hard about it? Anybody could be poor or great at a game, a WANfest is just full of people who've played too much and gone into fantasy world, IMO.

$DB->real_escape_string(md5($_POST["F_1_Login_Password"])); You're right, but it's wasting a call to an instantiated class, and function, MD5 will never return a quotation!

Christmas lasts longer than one day

http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,281885.msg1336129.html#msg1336129 If he doesn't edit it, Mikesta707 did a tag and ended in a [php] tag See? Anywho, hope we come up with a nice button style, we've no rush! EDIT: Name

The dog better not be a pug. :'( You know, It'd be my best candidate for my holiday grillin'. I've got two recently adopted kittens, both around ~20 weeks old, They run up the walls and surely will rip the presents to shreds! Maybe I should ask santa for a dog : :

wait.. by "next" do you mean to imply there already is a map pack available for it? Hm? There are three mappacks for $10 each, Other than the original Nacht der Untoten, There's Zombie verrückt, Shi No Numa, and Der Riese. One more is ..... hinted in the various ones, so hopefully it'll be released in the next century. Yep, Exactly why I disable it. Although I've never been mentioned in the short time I've had it on. It's like a crime scene, everyone has their own stories, as they're all involved, so a lot of people will say anything for no reason PS: Stop camping!

No problem Merry christmas as well! Hopefully my kitten won't rip up the presents this year!

Shouldn't be too hard, if you're having trouble wrapping the concept around it look at this tutorial: http://www.ineedtutorials.com/code/php/how-many-visitors-online-php-tutorial You can easily write it so when a user logs in (session is started) , It adds an entry into the database 'members online:' instead of just guests.

Well using FTP are you able to list the directories and load them into your script? You can still easily parse and read what panel they need if you can do so, using the same code.

What is the point of this? It's hard to come up with a solution if you never tell us why you're manipulating a string in the first place like so. If you're trying to store a password, keycode or something of importance, than why not use hashing like it's meant to? md5 I'm not sure what the masking would be for at all..

Meh a lame name I have. oni-chan means brother in japanese (I'm not, but..) -kun is a suffix usually for males, so I disassociated it to oni-kun. Little did I know oni also meant demon, Someone on these forums actually explained it after I helped him, lol. Can't complain. Stuck with the name for 2 years now, domain, PSN account.. And are you referring to calling him "Presimo" in your head? I was doing that until I read the thread, LOL!

"$piclist .=" sort is an array function, You're outputting them as HTML in one string, you'll have to recode it to use sort() or work your own alphabetic sorting on the result. You can put them into an array beforehand, and echo " src=".imagepath[0]"/>" or similar sorted..

That's not what var_dump should show What do you mean it supposedly read $host url? What does $host contain? $host contain user URL, my website is providing free web templates for them. So they have to enter username,pass,url to get the template to be uploaded to their hosting. Thar's why I need to determine whether they are using cPanel or Plesk. Oh.. The code you asked for to check the document root, will check yours not theirs, that's why it's always cpanel. I'm not sure how you use the FTP commands, but you have to scan their directories, you'll have to ditch the "getenv('DOCUMENT_ROOT')" part.

..I never said it was that simple. To display the user's friends, Retrieve the aformentioned table, parse the ID's and list the friends however you like.

Have you programmed your own member system? You can simply set up a form where a user can send an 'invite', which will go into a user's table. If the user's table has an invite, it can display it. If they accept using the form, It can send their userID into the other user's 'friends' table. Seems pretty straightforward.

That's not what var_dump should show What do you mean it supposedly read $host url? What does $host contain?

This is like one of those "For a homework assignment, my computer security studies teacher wants me to be able to get into admin without pass" , It in turn, Being a 14 yearold boy who went to youtube too much. Tsk.