jstorz

I've been using this [URL="http://querythe.net/Animated-Gif-Captcha/"]php captcha[/URL]. It's pretty secure since it doesn't use traditional gd / jpg images so most cracks can't read it. It also comes wrapped up in a comment script and a contact form for easy implementation on your site.

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try this, [code=php]if (preg_match("/bobo\/index.php/i",$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])) { $style_home = 'style="background-color: #6C674F"'; }[/code] instead of [code=php]if($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] == '/bobo/index.php') { $style_home = 'style="background-color: #6C674F"'; }[/code] or like was said above just echo $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] ; to see what the variable actually is and adjust from there. [QUOTE=phploveisgood;603611]Excuse me! I don't realy understand what you mean. …

wow, talking about asking for a handout .... I'll pass There are security breeches all over the place here as you are wanting to send a password through an insecure connection (http NOT https). So not showing the url is not helping or hurting.

I send all hacking attempts on my sites to a rickroll. I realize most are just bots but someday someone will have to come take a look. It makes me feel better knowing A> they aren't getting in B> I've wasted a little bit of someone's time