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Welcome to the forums, Patricia!

That's what I meant. Thanks, Dick.

As John Carney said, Irfanview is not quite an image editor, so comparing it to Photoshop or Paint-Shop Pro is the same as comparing it to Picasa Irfanview is more like ACDSee... but much better!

Congratulations, guys!

Sorry, Emm. I don't use neither Gallery or Coppermine, so I can't really help you But we have some users of both here on the forums and I'm sure someone will be able to help you

Flash doesn't have any media player controls visible on the page. Aren't you thinking about some controls you saw on a video player made with Flash or something like that?

Welcome to the forums, freerain

The GimpNvu If you like speculations, Slashdot has an article about this with the usual load of comments, flame wars, conspiracy theories, etc

David already answered your question, so I'll just welcome you to our forums: Welcome to the forums, gameaholix!

Welcome aboard, Staci!

Glad you found it.

Firefox 1.0.3 and Mozilla Suite 1.7 have just been released. Get the from mozilla.org, as usual.

It was brought to my attention that my post where I said I didn't agree with Bill was a little rough. I am very sorry about this. It wasn't my intention at all. I even said that I wasn't trying to bash Bill's opinion, just in case someone thought I was going against him but I guess my intentions turned against myself. Since english not my primary language, sometimes I don't express certain things very well in a written way. I think about what I would say and how I would say it and then I try to put it into written words. The problem is that the "what I would say" part is easy but the "how I would say it" is much harder and that's where I messed up. Anyway, just wanted appologize and make it clear in "public" that it wasn't my intention to sound rough. Sorry, Bill...

In login.php (looks like you had posted it before but I didn't see it, sorry) you're using $_SESSION without calling session_start() first. That won't work You need to call session_start() first, before doing anything related to sessions. Give it a try and let me know if it helps.

Welcome to the forums, Gaston! Not wanting to bash Bill's opinion but I'd find it really strange if a minor version upgrade would break session management in PHP. Well, unless you're using some weird session scheme... If you can post your code here perhaps I can help. Otherwise, we will only be guessing. Edit: Please read my post below.

It's already fixed on the nightly versions, which not everyone is comfortable with but nonetheless, I'm starting to be annoyed by the delays in releasing certain security fixes from the Mozilla guys... I mean, they used to be great but are they trying to become the next MS of security fixes?

April, you probably want some kind of photo gallery. I recommend Gallery (they just released the second beta version of Gallery 2.0, which promises to be sweet) or Coppermine. As for the others, I can't help you much, since I never used guestbooks or polls in my websites. I know of some software packages that have polls incorporated but they're much more than you're asking (like phpBB and Invision Power Board - the one we're using right now here on TCH, which are fully featured online bulletin boards).

kylew, you will always have to create the database in cPanel first, because your regular user doesn't have permissions to create databases, only tables inside already existing databases.

Glad you nailed it, Slatk

Welcome to the forums, MizCool!

Glad you nailed it

Works fine, here. Firefox 1.0.2 / Linux.

The only way I can think of is by using Javascript to show/hide the <div> block and then do one of the following: 1 - use the innerhtml property of the <div> block to populate it; 3 - use the W3C DOM to create a textNode object and attacht it as a child of the <div> block; The first one is faster, requires less code but is not part of the W3C standard. The second one is slower, requires a bit more code but is part of the W3C standard.

Hi David. The database has nothing to do with the subdomain. You can access any database in your account from any subdomain in your account. You can even access your databases from other sites, if you configure them to allow that. This means you can create a separate blog in a subdomain. Just configure it to access the database as you would configure a blog running on your main domain. Speaking of domains, you can configure your domains to be redirected to the domain you have setup with your TCH account but from your description, that's not what you want, right? If not, you'll need to register another account with TCH in order to create another site with another domain. Hope this helps

Welcome to the forums, Xant!