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The question is, would Apple admit/publicise the update anyway? No. I only think Microsoft would publicise big threats and vulnerabilities that would affect a large Windows audience, such as a vulnerability in IE that could affect millions of people. I'm not too in the know-how with trojans, malware, whatever on …

I know this is an old thread but someone may find this via Google. You may want to try and find Leopard discs on eBay that are specific to your iMac G5 or instead, just search for a retail copy of Mac OS X Leopard on eBay; I'd recommend you …

Try pressing the Alt (also known as Option) key at start up and try selecting the disc from there.

You could use ereg like this: (it works as long as there's [B]at least[/B] ONE space in the username) [CODE]$pattern=" ";[/CODE] and htmlspecialchars() for changing HTML characters to HTML entities (so HTML/PHP code wont parse/execute on a web page): [CODE]echo htmlspecialchars($username);[/CODE]

If you want to see if there are 3 [b]or more[/b] x's, use: [CODE]$pattern = "/x{3,}/"[/CODE] The {3} means looking for 3 of the preceding character but {3,} means 3 [b]or more[/b]. There's a great tutorial on regex in PHP here: [url]http://www.sitepoint.com/article/regular-expressions-php/[/url]

There's a lot of code there to actually read so I'll answer your first question anyway. To fill the users name automatically you could have a table that includes a field such as [I]username[/I] and [I]name[/I] and store their name when they register on your site in the database. To …

Hi Rajeesh, To get specific fields (i.e. your emailid field from the database) you request it via a mysql_query and then assign the query to a mysql_fetch_object function which as described on the PHP website: [QUOTE]Fetch a result row as an object[/QUOTE] Obviously a [i]row[/i] is the same as a …