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  1. Me too. I don't want anything left that relates to me on your server; haven't used this for years. The whole point of hashing properly is if your database is stolen it's not worth it to try and work out the passwords. If you have a salt per password and use something like bcrypt with a decent strength (unlike something like MD5 or SHA1) you're going to be pretty safe. I appreciate that you didn't write the software but someone could get a database dump (and most likely did) without it having anything to do with the forum software. It could be due to your negligence if the database password isn't strong, remote connections aren't disabled, privileges are wrong, etc. In the UK, broadband provider TalkTalk got hacked recently by a 15 year old due to bad practices so I suspect you're being somewhat economical with the truth. Please remove anything personal from my account. This will be my last post here.
  2. It doesn't look anything like the but thanks for the comment. I thought you were being genuine until I saw the quality of your own site. Then I realised you must be joking. Hehe, nice one.
  3. Hi all, This is V4 of my site. All comments welcome! www.texelate.co.uk Thanks.
  4. I have just re-designed my site again. The last version was only last year but I was never that keen on it. In this new version I’m posing as a freelancer and I’ve added a WordPress blog. Graphics done in Photoshop, hand coded valid XHTML / CSS in TextWrangler. Back-end in PHP, MySQL. www.texelate.co.uk Any comments appreciated. Thanks.
  5. I've just launched a redesign of my freelance web design site. Like the old version I've still gone for a clean, clear look but this time it's slightly more corporate and it's a bit more sales driven. All graphics were done in Photoshop. It's a semantic table-less layout hand-coded in TextWrangler: XHTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, MySQL, Apache ModReWrite. All on Mac OS X. www.texelate.co.uk I look forward to comments.
  6. Thanks for the screenshot pocobueno1388! What operating system are you on? It's odd, I've tested it on FF and IE6 and 7 on XP. I have limited access to Windows unfortunately.
  7. Thanks, can you tell me more? I've tested it in FF and it looks fine.
  8. Hi all I'm a bit of a writer and have decided to publish some of my fiction online. Although I'm still editing the fiction I've decided to launch the site now so I can start getting indexed by the search engines. The site includes: - Blog - RSS feed for the blog - Newsletter signup - Writer's tools - Online fiction with display options (you can change the alignment, text size, line spacing, font, etc) It's a pure CSS layout designed in Photoshop and hand-coded in XHMTL. The site is driven by PHP and MySQL and uses Apache for URL rewrites. I look forward to your comments. Online Short Stories at www.ficticity.com
  9. A site I made: it gives web designers a site a day for inspiration. http://www.asiteaday.org XHTML / CSS, no tables.
  10. I've set up a new Linux box with Apache 2 and PHP. Cookies don't seem to be working; I'm not getting a header error or anything it's just that each time the paeg loads the cookie has gone! I'm had some permissions problems with Apache and am wondering if it doesn't have permission to write the cookie data to the server. Where are cookies stored for Apache? It's wierd because session variables work fine.
  11. I made this site really to add a string to the bow that is my portfolio and also because I thought I might make an interesting resource. It's basically just a directory that specialises in computing; the advantage is that the categories and tags are more specifically honed for computing sites. I've used Snap for the site image previews.  The site is PHP / MySQL-driven and uses Apache for the URL rewrite.  It is XHTML Transitional and is 100% div and CSS layout with no tables whatsoever.  The Add Site form uses AJAX to get a site's title and description from the server (only works for properly formatted sites though). All graphics were done in Photoshop and all coding was done in TextWrangler. Basically there are two types of listings, basic and advanced.  Basic links require no reciprocal link but the link is only seen by humans.  Conversely, there is an enhanced listing where you provide a reciprocal – this can be seen by both humans and search engines. Add your site now, help out with the tags and categories and please let me know if you have any comments or criticisms. There are well over 1000 sites already! http://www.thecomputingdirectory.com
  12. Can someone help me with the regular expressions to remove all the hyperlinks from some HTML but leave the text for thelink in there? Eg: $html = '<div>This is <a href="link.html">Link 1</a> and <a href="link.html" target="_blank">Link 2</a> etc</div>'; . . . would become . . . '<div>This is Link 1 and Link 2etc</div>' Thanks.
  13. Hi I'd like to perform a str_replace on some HTML but I don't want any of the HTML tages to be affected.  For example if the original string has: [code]$html = '<div><img src="/a_picture_of_me.jpg" alt="" /> A picture of me</div>';[/code] And I do a str_replace to change "picture" to "Jon" I will end up with: [code]$html = '<div><img src="/a_picture_of_Jon.jpg" alt="" /> A picture of Jon</div>';[/code] Is there any way I can replace it without affecting any HTML tags - so I'd end up with: [code]$html = '<div><img src="/a_picture_of_me.jpg" alt="" /> A picture of Jon</div>';[/code] Thanks in advance.
  14. There are some of my tutorials on there - do you read in other site's RSS feeds? The default font (Times New Roman on mine) is being used on the search page: http://nututorials.com/search_tutorials.php.
  15. Hi all I did this site yesterday for my friend.  It's a clean, simple design done entirely with divs; no tables in there at all.  Pretty standard stuff: coding done with PHP and graphics in Photoshop. http://www.barkerwoodcraft.co.uk/ Comments welcome as always.
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