TCH-Bruce

Maybe, maybe not. We started the photo contest and a day later Gizmodo runs one. I think they have been tipped by someone that reads these forums.

Sounds like you are writing a blogging or similar CMS. Just curious as to why, as there are many packages available that does this already? Unless it's for programming experience. Yes, you will have to create a query select * and use the WHERE to extract what ever month you want to display.

Box up a dozen and send 'em over! Happy Cinnamon Bun Day!

Welcome to the forums Richard

dire

I am not a PHP expert, I know enough to be dangerous. I'm sure one of our more PHP savvy users will have a more elegant solution for you. Hang tight.

You could write it external to the header and use the "include" tag in the header to load it.

What blogging software are you using? And are they loading the links into your comments?

Welcome to the forums thinkthinker >echo "<a href='page.php?story=$id'><h2>".$story['headline']."</h2></a>"; Or something along those lines.

Thank you for the update

Thanks Paulo

Welcome to the forums Typhanee It might be, if I understand this post correct.

pure

If you installed it through cPanel it would be in Fantastico. Examples of SSL links Yes, free SSL is on the servers but if you are going to be doing any selling it would be smart to get an SSL certificate tied to your domain name.

The who command will tell you who is logged in.

With WAMP or XAMPP you can create an environment on your own computer that will allow you test.

In addition to WAMP that Dick mentions there is also XAMPP for local testing.

My other suggestion would be to checkout hotscripts.com and see if you can find something else.

Sorry, can't help you there. Maybe someone more familiar with PHP will be able to answer.

Welcome to the forums eparra. You will have to check with the phpBB site and upgrade if necessary when the time comes.

If the developers drop support for PHP4 TCH has no chioce but to drop it from production. If a security risk/breach were to happen due to something missed in PHP4 it could take down the servers. The upgrade is being done to prevent such a risk.

That's correct, the # hashes are how you comment in the .htaccess file.

Welcome to the forums DebC

Save the file as .html and then rename it .shtml

Welcome to the forums wickerby I know the techs are alerted automatically when a shared server goes down and on fully managed dedicated servers. Not sure how it works on the unmanaged servers.