Posts by Quadar

<?php echo '<a href="http://google.com">'<img src="'.$path.$row_Feat['filename'].'">'</a>' ?>

Well you closed your quotes without using the . operator.

Maybe try

<?php echo "<a href='http://google.com'><img src='{$path}{$row_Feat['filename']}' /></a>" ?>

By the way just in case you didn't know

$Name="Rob";
echo "Hello my name is $Name"; will display --> Hello my name is Rob
echo 'Hello my name is $Name'; will display --> Hello my name is $Name

Single Quotes are treated as litereal in PHP, and will display exactly what is inside them and display the varible name eg $Name instead of Rob This also means Single Quotes are better for output that does not have variables in it, because it is parsed faster.

Double Quotes are better when putting variables inside strings

Also the {} operators are a way to put variables inside of strings without having to use the . operator all the time.

Possible modification for Choice Box

<?php

$query3 = "SELECT yearstart, yearend FROM makes";

$result = mysql_query($query3) or die(mysql_error());;

$options="";

while ($row=mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
$yearstart=$row["yearstart"];
$yearend=$row["yearend"];
for ( $i=$yearstart;$i<=$yearend;$i++) {
$options.="<OPTION VALUE=\"$i\">". $i . "</OPTION>";
}
}
?>

One quick thing I noticed

Your form used the standard submit option in html. What this means is that if one of the web site visitors turns off the javascript option in their web browser, all your fancy checking will no longer work, but the page will still allow them to submit the data / form whatever you want to call it.

If one is going to use Javascript for validating input, then they should change the submit option to use Javascript as well. This way it will probably get rid of the bad data you are getting.

The other possiblitiy is that your Javascript library is not doing what it is supposed to. Since you did not include the Javascript source in your post, I am cannot verify if this is the case or not.

Hi everyone

Does anyone have any information on how one would setup up a VPN tunnel to link to subnets together, where one end has a static IP and the other has a Dynamic IP? I have already got Static to Static working, but I am having trouble with the Dynamic / Static setup.

Current Software Fedora Linux release 8 Werwolf using OpenSwan to OpenSwan

Server : LAN_IP 192.168.0.1 (eth1)
LAN_SUBNET 192.168.0.0/24 (eth1)
PUB_IP 24.223.143.113 (eth0)
GW_IP 24.223.143.110 (eht0)

Client : LAN_IP 192.168.4.1 (eth1)
LAN_SUBNET 192.168.4.0/24 (eth1)
PUB_IP DHCP (eth0)
GW_IP DHCP (eth0)

Other notes, the Client is not behind a NAT solution, it is getting a Public IP address via DHCP. So there is no NAT between the Client and the Server.

I am open to using other Distro's / Solutions. This is just what I am working with here.

I have used a Linux Recovery CD to reset window passwords.

http://www.simtel.net/product.download.mirrors.php?id=80024 Is a link to one. If you can't make a CD or findsome to make one for you, it won't help much :/

After deleting a profile in Windows XP / 2000 the only way to recover the files is by use of a undelete software, that will need to purchased or maybe gotten seperatly. I don't know of any free software that works well with NTFS. I have used with great success a program called EASUS http://www.easeus.com/

But it might be to late already. The more things that have been written to the Hard Drive since the files were deleted, the greater the chances are they are overwritten, and can never be recovered. In fact if you have performed such a thing as Defrag, it is probably impossible to recover anything at this point. System Restore may have caused the same problem.

The key is, once you realize important files have been deleted, turn off the computer right away. Take the Hard Disk out and install it as a secondary drive in another computer that runs XP or whatever already. Then install the undelete software on this computer, and try to recover the files.

Of course as many people have previously stated, backups are a good idea. And unfortuantly I don't think Windows XP or 2000 come with good backup software installled..
I could be wrong :P