DarqFlare

Moving to a more appropriate place...

Yeah, that was only added in recently. However, I suggest to keep tabs on it.

There are a variety of vehicles I like.. Chevy Avalanche Saturn L300 Chevy Corvette Chevy Camaro I'm a GM-kinda guy..

What? I missed a welcome? WELCOME!

1) Yes, yours works. 2) I have other rules in my HTACCESS... Including the image protection we ironed out awhile back, I have the following ones right before the gamesdirectory rule, same format: >RewriteRule ^/*news/+(.*)\.html$ http://www.omgn.com/news.php?Item_ID=$1 [NE] RewriteRule ^/*reviews/+(.*)\.html$ http://www.omgn.com/reviews.php?Item_ID=$1 [NE] RewriteRule ^/*editorials/+(.*)\.html$ http://www.omgn.com/editorials.php?Item_ID=$1 [NE] RewriteRule ^/*interviews/+(.*)\.html$ http://www.omgn.com/interviews.php?Item_ID=$1 [NE] I'm slowly getting things added to be more search-engine friendly (And making them seem like permanent URLs for my Print/Save/Newsfeeds functions)...

Hm... Welp, not sure on this one. I'll have to research it further, 'cause it surely ain't workin'.

TCH is such a great place...

Hey Mike. Here's an interesting problem for you to decipher. I have the following rewrite rule: >RewriteRule ^/*gamesdirectory/+(.*)\.html$ http://www.omgn.com/gamesdirectory.php?Item_ID=$1 [NE] It doesn't work. Putting in "http://www.omgn.com/gamesdirectory/17.html" gets you to "http://www.omgn.com/gamesdirectory.php17.html?Item_ID=17" However, I have tried replacing the rewrite rule with: >RewriteRule ^/*gamesdirector/+(.*)\.html$ http://www.omgn.com/gamesdirectory.php?Item_ID=$1 [NE] Using the address without the ending 'y' works. I have modified that thing all over the place and they all work: but using the full "gamesdirectory" doesn't. Ideas?

Something to consider is making large images progressive. There are upsides and downsides to doing so, but the upside is that if you've got a big page coming, having some images on progressive will allow the user to have something to look at while the page is loading.

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I'd be happy with just 99.998, but 99.999! WOW!

I've never seen this level of support and customer dedication anywhere, in any field. Ever.

Alrighty, I just got a new Dell Inspiron 5100 laptop. I contacted them about this and they told me to repair the XP installation. I don't want to do that, so I came here to get more opinions. Everything about my laptop pretty much works, save for a couple items: 1) It doesn't save the Display and Mouse settings. 2) Sometimes my wireless will disconnect from my router repeatedly for about 20-30 minutes and be fine. As far as the settings go, I've tried to restart, power down then turn on, log off, and switch users. The display never saves. I have to go back into Advanced -> Colors and click "Ok." The settings are there, but I have to go into the dialog box and click "OK" for it to work. This is a Radeon Mobile 7500 32MB card. In addition to this, my laptop never saves my mouse settings. The "lines" setting for scrolling with the wheel is lost and everything else, which is quite annoying. As for the wireless... My laptop was repeatedly disconnecting from my router last night, while another Dell laptop never disconnected from the router during the same time frame. My desktop (Wired) stood connected. My laptop has also repeatedly disconnected from the wireless network at the university I attend. So, any ideas?

I've had problems with that using IE. Try clearing out the browser's cache. If it hangs while doing that, create a new administrator and go into your other account's Docs & Settings, and delete the index.dat file in the Temporary Internet Files to clear out the cache.

Yup, exciting stuff!

>img { border-style : none; padding-right : 15px; padding-top : 10px; padding-bottom : 0px; float : left; margin-right : 1px; } img.subclassname { float: center; } // later on... <img src="source.jpg" class="subclassname" /> I'm not sure how to implement the text being forced below in CSS, you may want to research that online.

Are you uploading to the public_html folder?

I KNOW! AHH! AND THEY'RE COMING TO LAS VEGAS! Read all about it doing a Google News Search on Van Halen. Good stuff, I will be seeing their show in Vegas, come hell, high water, or having to sell my new laptop do go!

Basically, you're only limited to your bandwidth and space on your account. You can have as many subdomains as you like. You just can't get multiple domain names pointing to subdomains on your account.

Welcome Chireven! Have fun around here and don't be afraid to be vocal!

Tying anything to an IP address is unreliable, as dial-up customers have changing IPs. Assigning them one IP is alright, but when they reconnect later on, if the system only allows the first IP to use the username and password, they can't get back in.

Good to hear that readfile works across domains... I was hoping it would. There are really a variety of ways to force a download box, but I like to use a PHP script to do it because a PHP script can employ a variety of controls, such as checking for logged in users, etc.

I don't think PHP can read a file over the internet, but I haven't tried it. It's worth a shot.

Good, you found a solution. Looks like I arrived late, lol...

We're still talking about Zope and considering it at this time, but we haven't made the decision yet.