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Re: I found something on Oracle, a statement called 'Profile'. Although I have experience in SQL, this is something I've never come accross before but it might be what you are looking for. [Oracle](http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_6010.htm) | |
Hello Daniweb, I'm beginning to learn Python, which I hope shall be a useful tool to help with server administration and the such. I am however having some problems, I'm sure this is a very simple problem but I can't see what is going wrong. #!/usr/bin/env python3.3 validSelection = 0 … | |
Re: Absolutely nothing wrong with this, the form tag shall only look for 'inputs' and shall ignore everything else. | |
Re: @@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ # # # @@@@@ # # @ ' @ # # @@@@@ # # #--------------\ # #--------------/ # # # + # # + # # + # # # # # # # # # ########### Frosty the snowman anyone? :P | |
Re: And once you move into your CSS file, this nifty online tool can help changing it into a hexadecimal code: [http://www.colorpicker.com/](http://www.colorpicker.com/) | |
Re: As diafol has mentioned, we would need to see some code, specifically things like login scripts and content management scripts. The most likely area for attack could be through improperly validated PHP scripts, and JavaScript XSS scripting. | |
Re: Hello rajeshmishrabca, If you know a language, especially a high level language such as C++ then there is nothing wrong with getting out and developing some software! Choose an idea, whether it be something that you or someone else needs, or if it is just for fun. Start of simple, … | |
Re: I don't believe the OP is asking which version he should use, however suggesting that this be a new feature for Daniweb. As a word of advice to longtomjr, it would make more sense and would gain greater acknowledgment if it was posted in the following section: Community Centre > … | |
Re: The easiest way would probably be to setup a MySQL database and then run a simple PHP crawler, or to cURL the page as it is only the text you want. I do however have some concerns relating to copyright infringement and plagerism. Even with it being a research paper, … | |
Re: Interesting find, hopefully Dani or one of the other admins can take a look at this as it clearly is a security problem. | |
Re: Well firstly this isn't the place to ask for code to be written for you, you should show you have done some prior work and then come back and ask specific questions relating to any problems you may have. Secondly, how would your system work? If a courier/post man delivers … | |
Re: Assuming you have created a session then all you need to do is check whether or not it has been set, like so: <?php if(isset($_SESSION['SESSION_NAME'])) { ?> <a href = "/Logout.php" > Logout </a> <?php } if(!isset($_SESSION['SESSION_NAME'])) { ?> <a href = "/Login.php" > Login </a> <?php } ?> What … | |
Re: Erm, despite the complete lack of information I shall try. Simplest answer would be make it yourself, you would be able to customise it and make it perfect for your needs. Otherwise, you should be able to find a variety by doing a quick Google (other search engines are available) … | |
Hello Daniweb Members, I was hoping someone could give me a break down on server virtualisation, in correspondance to what I am currently running/planning on running. I understand that one of the main reasons for server virtualisation is to save money on physical hardware, reduces space, can act as a … | |
Re: Daniweb is not designed for us to write your code for you, especially not course work. We shall happily help with specific questions, or point you in the correct direction if you need help debugging etc. but you MUST show that you have done some prior work. Think through your … | |
Re: As it says, in PHP your lines must be terminated with a **;** in order for it to work. If it is a specific section of script, then post it here with the full error message and we can take a look. | |
Re: You shall want to use JavaScript to do this on the client side and then use a server side to verify it when the user submits the form. | |
Re: A couple of things I should point out, firstly is that the forums are not designed for you to ask for code to be created, we shall happily give you hints on how to start, and help with debugging if you show your code and the error messages but what … | |
Re: If by 'a flipping book' you mean that as you click the PDF page it turns to the next as if it is being down in real life then PHP isn't something that can do it. PHP is a Server Side language meaning everything is run before you even see … ![]() | |
Re: The simplest way I can think of would be to record the date when the user was registered. Depending on how accurate you want it shall depend on whether it is recorded to the day, hour, minute or even second. As PHP scripts require a trigger, you cannot leave it … ![]() | |
Re: I suggest you look into JavaScript and an element in HTML5 called the Canvas element. The main bit of it shall be the mouse event part of the JavaScript. | |
Re: Hello GraficRegret, Unfortunately there is no way, or at least that I am aware of, that would convert your code into something that IE can understand. The majority of your code and styling should work however, if you copy and paste the areas which aren't working then we can see … | |
Hello Daniweb, I'm attempting to build an online service, aimed at mobile devices that have GPS or GPS like capabilities. The service would take a users location, and show them locations nearby of interest along with some information, such as a historic landmark and some facts or a restaurant with … | |
Re: Posted in the wrong forum but welcome anyway! So, any new or interesting topics you are getting on with? | |
Re: You shall want to setup a DIV and add your content here, once you have done this set the width to a fixed value and use the 'overflow' attribute to tell it to overflow horizontally. This shall create a scroll bar once you have left the DIV dimensions. Good luck! | |
Re: Welcome joshfizzle, always good to see a new member on the forums. | |
Re: As veedeoo has said, magic_quotes has been depreciated. What I suggest you look into is something called MySQLi, where the 'i' stands for Improved. This is the newest version of MySQL and has many additional security benefits, within MySQLi you have something called 'Prepared Statements' whic allows you to add … ![]() | |
Re: You haven't given much information, what sort of network is it for? Are we talking about enterprise size, capable of supporting 200 + machines with business grade security or are we talking about a £20 wireless router/modem combo? | |
Re: When you say 'write a server' I assume you aren't talking about creating a web server using PHP? (Which would be impossible). Anyway, to communicate with a database you shall want to use a mix between PHP and MySQLi, as you have suggested. The best way to begin learning this … | |
Re: Good to hear that you've gotten over the cold, I think everyone has had one recently... I know half my colleagues have been off at some point over the past month with cold / flu / general sickness. | |
Re: Ontop of what diafol has said, make sure the file format is actually a .PHP file. Some text editors have it set automatically to .txt or .html so even if you call it, 'testphp.php' it is actually calling it 'testphp.php.html' ![]() | |
Re: Interesting to know that, it does seem rather odd. I've personally never had the wrath of the profanity filter deployed upon me but it does seem strange. | |
Re: If you get a white page then the chances are it is getting stuck midway through the code, add this to the top of your PHP and see if it reads anything out: `ini_set('display_errors',1);` Equally, why do you have a double set of asterix's around your redirect? ![]() | |
Re: I would also advise you to use MySQLi and Prepared Statements if you take the data from a Database instead of just MySQL_* as it is being depreciated, and the newer version has many more security benefits. ![]() | |
Hello Daniweb Members, I have just finished setting up a simple DNS Server using BIND9 on Ubuntu, the main reason I did this was that it should theoretically make browsing faster as it doesn't need to send requests to my ISPs servers which are appeoximately 241 miles away... or at … | |
Re: Hello sukriti, just a bit of advice as you are new here. If you could please seperate your comments and your code by using the code button supplied in the forum post editor, this will allow people to more quickly identify the issue instead of trying to seperate code from … | |
Re: Ok, which bit are you struggling on? Is it the HTML or PHP part of it, and if you could show us any error messages or the code you have so far then it would be helpful. | |
Hello Daniweb, I'm learning Python at the moment, and I'm starting by looking at automating some of my server tasks, namely things like backups, virus scans and checking for IP changes (being on a dynamic IP, automating this task will be very helpful). I've started by creating some code which … | |
Re: It seems to load quickly enough for me, however if you are to have issues then it is likely to be either because you are loading a large number of audio files or that you have a long running script. Your website doesn't appear to have any backend content to … | |
Re: You used to host a website, then you took an arrow to the knee? Anyway, if you have a question or an interesting thread that is relevant to the topic then please post it but otherwise try and refrain from spamming. [DaniWeb Terms of Service](http://www.daniweb.com/home/tos) | |
Hello Daniweb, I've been dreaming about server racks recently, and the £800 price tag which goes alongside some of the 19U models. I then found Two Post server racks, which costing about 1/8 of the price is something that I might actually be able to afford! I've been looking at … | |
Re: Hello ziadkassam, You can normally reset a router in a couple of ways, the first and probably the most simplest way (although you say you have already tried it) is to hold the reset button on the router. Normally this needs to be pressed in using a fine screw driver, … | |
Re: Welcome to the forums locksmithles, you don't happen to be a lock smith do you? | |
Hello Daniweb, I have the following setup: * The router (Netgear DG834Gv5) is upstairs and connects to the ADSL, connected to it is a Cat5 going to a PDSL * Downstairs, the PDSL joins and goes to a second router (D-Link G624T) which I've turned into a Wireless bridge (disabling … | |
Re: If I understand correctly, you shall want to use a float. <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <title>Buntingford Community Choir</title> <style type="text/css"> <!-- body { font: 100% "Harlow Solid Italic", "Corbel"; background: #666666; margin: 0; padding: 0; text-align: center; color: … | |
Re: Hello what you are looking for is what is called a 'select' and is part of an HTML Form. To do it you would use the following: <form method = "POST/GET" action = "LOCATION OF PHP/ASP SCRIPT" > <select name = "Select Form" > <option value = "1" > Option … | |
Hello Daniweb members, I am having issues when attempting to go to a domain name I own. When I type it in, the page shall load up a login for a 'goahead Web Server' and 'MW3520 Multi WAN Router'. Here is a run down of what I've got setup: * … | |
Hello Daniweb Members (and hopefully some SysAdmins out there), I am beginning to consider future careers, I am currently studying for my AS and A2 (GCE) exams at Sixth Form and so I need to begin thinking about either a job or further education. I have always been interested in … | |
Re: Hello trish, I've noticed you are asking how to develop a wide variety of systems. I would just like to give you a heads up that this is not the place to ask people to do the work for you, especially if you are being paid to implement these solutions. … | |
![]() | Re: Welcome to Daniweb James. So, you're looking at web development? If that is the case then may I suggest you begin by looking at HTML and CSS which shall give you the basics (a working, and high quality looking website) and then either branch out into front end further with … |
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