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i have a machine running centos 5 and i want to setup an smtp server. i am on a broadband connection with a linksys router, and im pretty sure ill need to purchase some kind of smtp relay service. i will be hosting the web client on a godaddy hosting plan, so it is not local to the machine. all these conditions have made it hard for me to figure out how to start going about this little project. could anyone point me in the right direction?

I like it. Good job!

madtechie already posted the answer to your question: //select every field, in customertable that has the state selected$sql = "SELECT * FROM customertable WHERE state='$state' ";

Computer science is not about programming. Look for some sort of software engineering program if you want to do programming. Have a look at the course listing on your local university/college and see what they offer. My university only had one major called 'Computer Science' that spanned everything from digital logic to software engineering, programing and more.

Ehhh I would rather be interested in managing servers or things like that. so you dont believe programming is necessary for that?

why dont you use file() and a foreach loop to go through each URL

what do you get when you print_r($_POST)?

Why not a computer science degree?

Do you know what a database is, and do you know what XML is? I suggest you look those up first. edit: i forgot to mention, if you know what they mean, then the answer should be obvious. databases can store much more information while keeping it just as easy to access.

can you just post the code in question instead of having an attachment?

Please post the actual query...and you should SERIOUSLY think about using loops. I cant believe you manually typed all those variables out.

its possible. not enough info given about it to determine exactly how

anyone know of any forums to discuss various mathematics and/or sciences? the only stuff i find on google is for homework help, and im looking more for an advanced theory type of forum.

please post the output of "SHOW GRANTS FOR 'arscnaor_tana'@'23-241.bluehost.com' " also, is your server configured for remote access?

I think it has to do with your browser. I dont know the EXACT problem, but here's a question, can you view any other png images with your browser?

try changing it to GIF and post the output

ok i made some changed, however the curves do not appear in IE...i found something caled border-radius.htc which is supposed to make iot work on IE, but its a no go. looks great in firefox thoguh

The registration page is the old styling. I am just concerned about looks, not so much the actual functionality. The functionality is simple, logins, registration, posting, etc etc. Mostly looking for appearance and ease of navigating critique. Thanks for that tip about round corners, I'll be sure to check it out.

http://campusblackout.com/new.html my goals: i want a very clean interface, easy to navigate, and use. i started out in one path, and just re did it to create what you see here. i dont really know where to take it from here. id like to do some round corners possibly, but the tutorials i saw online dont really help you integrate their code with your current code, so it hard for me to just throw in round corners. other than that, i am looking for any tips of maximizing the usability. if someone could help me establish round corners that would be great, also any other tips you might want to throw my way would be appreciated. im not happy with what i have so far, so i appreciate the help in advance.

that is actually the best way to do it. Dont be fooled by "SELECT * FROM ..." queries because they can lead to confusion later on.

the best way would be to use a user_id instead of the username. lookups, searches, and sorts will be fatser if you use an auto incremented int primary key as the relating attribute.

yea, i think it might be a session id which you might be able to save it in a cookie with curl like cags said

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if i were you i'd put his picture on there somewhere with a quote(real or made up) about what he thinks of his services, or any guarantees, etc. from a business standpoint people love to put a face to a company name, and it could really help sales. i would also put up some testimonials, by asking customers who have been satisfied with his work to write a small paragraph about what they thought of the work.

try some anti aliasing on the main logo to clean up the text edges. also soften up the "page" border. its too contrasting and doesnt flow well. "Speak directly with a plumber"?