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I have a Dell Inspiron 518 and I am running dual screens with an ATI Radeon 3450 HD. I am looking to expand to triple, possible quadruple screens. The problem is that the only spots left are 2 PCI-E x1 slots. I have been looking for an okay, [B][I][U]cheap[/U][/I][/B] graphics … | |
Re: How about: A. You make an RSS feed and B. you parse it! (w/ simplexml probably ) When I was a noob, that gave me sooo many problems. | |
Re: Fast -> Chrome Sexiest -> Safari Best Overall -> Firefox Dumpiest, crappiest, loserist -> Internet Explorer | |
Re: I think thats all based on your server, it's INI, and it's brute power. | |
I am having problems with str_replace. What I am doing for the administration pages of my CMS I have a include page for the top navigation (nav.inc.php). So I'll show you my code. [CODE] $page = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']; $prefix = '/administration/'; //get main and sub $main = '<div class="main-links"><a class="wnav" href="'.$prefix.'">Home</a><a … | |
Ok, so I have got the free service of DynDNS from DynDNS.com. Now at example.sample.com I have a website working just fine. Now how do I, in the "sites-enabled" area, that is include in the apache config, set up more subdomains? Right now in the sites-enabled file I have NameVirtualHost … | |
[code=php] if( $rand_num <= $chance ) { //$item_id = mysql_query("SELECT `item` FROM `creatures` WHERE id = '$id_creature'"); $foo =& creature_stats( item, $id_creature ); $item_query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM items WHERE id = '$foo'") or ('$item_query'); $item = mysql_fetch_array($item_query); echo"You got an ".$item."!"; } [/code] Creature Stats Function: [code=php] function &creature_stats($what_stat, … | |
Re: <? switch ( $_GET['PID'] ) case '3495843509843503': header("Location: http://www.pagename"); break; case '640968450': header("Location: http://www.pagename"); break; default: echo"We could not redirect you sorry"; break; ?> That should be good, you'll have to add more cases and stuff though. |
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