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Have you tried using the "Trace an Email Address" tool in cPanel? Perhaps you should submit a help desk ticket so the techs can have a look at this.

Yes, I believe that's the one, I found it on a google search but I never used it, so I really can't help much, sorry

Sorry, never heard of it As for sites that implement it, try searching Google for "powered by noah classifieds"

Well, I'd go a step further and say that even if I wasn't dying I would drink it, because unfortunately, our planet's natural resources conditions are far worse than most people think and we should do everything we can to improve the situation. Still, the idea of drinking recycled sewer water is kind of... creepy...

Haven't finished reading the whole thing yet, but from what I have read, it seems like a very interesting article! The Register story here: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/10/22/li...ndows_security/ Full article here: http://www.theregister.co.uk/security/secu...ndows_vs_linux/

I can't belive what I have just saw... http://salon.com/mwt/the_big_idea/2004/10/...2/index_np.html I mean... yes, it's a great way to save one of our planet's natural resources but..............

I saw that posted somewhere a couple of weeks ago. It's a very cool idea

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Nice reading! Thumbs Up Thanks for letting us know

Welcome aboard, Thomas! Thumbs Up Glad you joined

Welcome aboard, Bruce And do let us know how that works out, I didn't know that nice trick Dick suggested. Very cool, thanks Dick! Thumbs Up

I'm not sure I understand your problem. Isn't that just a matter of grabbing the list options from the other table?

Welcome to the family, Rob Thank you for your positive review If you need anything, just ask

The superglobals are environment variables that are readily available anywhere in a script. A global variable is a variable you declare as being accessible in the scope of where you declare it to be accessible. What you have seen about global variables being deprecated is something that has already happened. Quite some time ago, actually It's basically a security measure: by default, PHP used to have the register_globals configuration directive set to 1 and they changed it to 0. Read more about it here and here.

Well, if the variable is a global variable (if it is visible in the scope of the function where you want to use it), then yes, I think you can.

I'm pretty sure the heredoc syntax does not allow you to use functions within it, only variables

Do you guys remember the TV series "The Beauty and the Beast", with Linda Hamilton and Ron Perlman? This lady looks just like "Vincent"!

Moving for organization.

Ah, sorry, should have thought of that. Well, that could be a solution.

Arvind, the <img> has no "a" attribute that I know of

I couldn't find any fix for it. Didn't look too hard, though, I'm short on time. Guess the only way is to wait for them to fix it

Sorry, David, Ruby isn't installed on TCH servers

No Rob, don't try to confuse us. It's really simple: Google has a link to this thread because this thread has a link to a Google search that has a link to this thread on which there's a link to a Google search which has a link to this thread on which there's a link to a Google search that has a link to this thread on which there's a link to a Google search that.... is there an echo here?...