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Hi marc. I'm not sure I understand your problem. You want to insert a <img> tag between the <applet> tags? I'd suppose you'd have to insert the <img> tag anywhere between the <applet> and </applet> tags. Something like this: ><applet code="Stars.class" WIDTH="600" HEIGHT="130"> <param name="generator" value="Easy Applet Builder 1.7.1 - http://www.taijisoftware.com"> <param name="background_color" value="#000000"> <param name="registration_code" value="settevercsedegnamiaj"> <param name="status_bar_text" value="add a text here !"> <param name="enter_text" value="optional text here"> <param name="enter_text_color" value="#FF0000"> <param name="enter_text_height" value="15"> <param name="enter_text_font" value="TimesRoman"> <param name="enter_text_style" value="bold"> <param name="link" value="http://www.taijisoftware.com"> <param name="target" value="_blank"> <param name="step_mean" value="10"> <param name="star_color" value="#FFFFFF"> <img scr="^GEMDIR/logo.gif"> Please activate Java... </applet> But to be honest, I'm not sure that would work... And what does that Java applet do? Could you please explain a little more about your doubt and perhaps tell us where we can get that applet so we can take a look at it? Thanks

Hi slcrotary. Go to your cpanel and then click the Awstats link. It has lots of statistics, including which files were downloaded more, by each IPs, etc...

Hi. MY knowledge of cron jobs is a bit limited but as far as I know, they are just scripts that are running like if you had called them from the command line, so if the script executes correctly from the command line, it should have no problem running as a cron job. If you want to make sure there's no problem, make a few simple scripts that only call the other scripts and make them print something into a file.

I guess when Arnold said "I'll be back" he really meant it

Well, let's see then, you want it ALL explained, right? OK, here goes:In the beggining it was darkness all around. All the matter of the universe was concentrated on a single point with no dimension, called a singularity. Then that point expanded - the so called Big Bang. It was the beginning of the universe... hum? what? Oh, you already know this part? Oh, ok, then I'll skip a bit forward, to the dinossaur age, how's that? strodeath, what I mean is that you can't expect us to explain you every little detail of something. It's exactly like jim put it: You have to start somewhere, not wait for everyone else to tell you exactly what do to, how to do it, when to do it, why... My advice is that you first search the internet for the answers to your questions. Use google for that: http://google.com If you want to learn about something, say webpages, search google for "webpage tutorials". You'll find tons of them and if you read them, you'll learn a lot. Then, if you have any doubts or if you couldn't find anything, ask for help. But *don't* ask for people to solve your problems like their life depended on that. We all help out where we can at the TCH forums and although we don't expect any appreciation for it, we certainly don't expect people to say things like "Why should I appreciate your help when I was asking you to do this for me and you only explained me how to do it?" Take this as friendly advice, not like I'm trying to bash you or something. Don't depend on others to do what you want. Be independent. You have internet access, which is unvaluable when it comes to learn about almost anything. Use search engines to look for what you want. There's an old chinese saying that goes something like this: I hope you see what I mean and I don't have to explain it to you... Just kidding If you have any problems, don't hesitate to ask for our help. But please, try to do some things for yourself. Learn. Make your mind work. Feed it with knowledge. By the way, just in case you're all wondering, the poor man is still around these days. Ever heard of Captain IGLO and his fish sticks?...

Well, I'd say the same as Jack: have you created an instance of an object (which contains a $name member variable) named $page? Perhaps you forgot to include the file that defines the $page class? Another suggestion I'd make is to use $_GET instead of $_REQUEST. I see lots of people using $_REQUEST but I really don't understand why. $_REQUEST has $_GET, $_POST and $_COOKIES all mixed in the same array, which, in my humble opinion, can be quite a mess. I prefer to diferentiate them by using the different variables for each of them.

Monique, I'm on my way to paypal to make a donation. It's not much, since my finances are quite low right now but if everyone contributes with just a little bit, it will become alot and we can help Ty. Please tell him I send my best wishes and I think I speak for all the TCH family. Let's all hope we can have our friend back in good health. We are all with you, Ty.

Sounds like a nice idea but... I don't think we'd have the OS1 vs OS2 problem but I'm not sure if we'd have enough discussion to justify a dedicated forum for that subject. Well, I guess we could give it a try

Go for it, guys If you need any help, you know where to ask

We already have one of those and I think it would be good to keep all the discussion there: http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...?showtopic=2871 By the way, you might also find these discussions about Mozilla and Mozilla Firebird interesting: http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...?showtopic=2832 http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...?showtopic=3807 http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...?showtopic=3802

Hi vendius. As turtle sad, speed won't be a problem, especially here at TCH As for the other question, if I have to output some data in the middle of my HTML, I like to do it "inline", like so ><!-- Lots of HTML code here --> <p>Hello. Your name is <?php echo $name; ?> and you are <?php echo $age ?> years old.</p> <!-- Lots of HTML code here --> I prefer that method, unless I have a huge amount of PHP code to put or have to break out of the PHP code lots of times. In such cases, I do it this way: ><!-- Lots of HTML code here --> <p> <?php if($age > 100) { ?> You are old! <?php } else { ?> You are not that old. <?php } ?> <!-- continue HTML code here --> <?php //do other PHP stuff here ?> <!-- mode HTML code here --> ....... You can break out of "PHP mode" right in the middle of an if statement and output whatever HTML you want for that condition. And you don't need to worry about escaping special characters, because you're not in PHP mode but in HTML mode. Let me know if this helps

Lunar Magic, just create a simple PHP script that suits your needs and works as you want it to when you call it from a web browser. Then you just need to set up a cron job in Cpanel with the following command: php -q /path/to/your/script.php The timing stuff seems quite basic to me but if you have any doubts, post here and I'll give you a hand

Hi Scott. That sure seems a good idea. Let's see what Bill has to say As for the webhost with coldfusion support, have you tried findmyhosting.com? It has a very nce search engine that allows you to chose the features you need from your webhost... give it a try, if you haven't already

Hi Scop. I'm sorry to inform you that TCH doesn't have CVS software installed on it's servers and, as far as I know, there are no plans to install it. Perhaps one of the admin gurus can answer your question in a better way but as I said, at the moment there's no CVS software installed here and as far as I know, no plans to install it

Hi Trieu. I'm sorry to inform you that TCH doesn't have CVS software installed on it's servers and, as far as I know, there are no plans to install it. Perhaps one of the admin gurus can answer your question in a better way but as I said, at the moment there's no CVS software installed here and as far as I know, no plans to install it

Hi Scholar Warrior. Check out Credit Card Processing, Links to check out, it contains some information I think you'll find useful

There's a cool example on Eric Meyer's website about pure CSS menus (yes, pure as in 'not a single drop of JavaScript" ): www.meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/menus/demo.html You don't use Mozilla/Navigator/Firebird/Camino or other Gecko based browser? Well, tough luck, because Gecko is the only rendering engine that currently supports the CSS stuff needed to build these most cool menus! And for you IE users, keep this in mind: Microsoft is only going to update their browser with new CSS support (among other important things) in 2005 when their new Windows is ready... care to rethink your position about the browser you use? No? Well, OK, no problem...

Hi Oso. Well, theoretically, there shouldn't be such problems on the web but unfortunately, due to technical details I won't discuss here, there are So what do we do to keep ourselves safe? Just use regular latin letters and numbers for everything, meaning you shouldn't use spaces or characters like ç, ã, ú, etc... Try using a simple 'n' instead of 'ñ' and see how it goes. Hope this helps

I use Ximian's Evolution along with Ximian Desktop 2 -> ximian.com, ximian.com/products/evolution/ and ximian.com/products/desktop/ No virus to bother me and it has a nice calendar/PM functionality too Check the screenshots

Take out the first slash (/) from the include path. Instead of ><!--#include virtual="/includes/songheader.shtml"--> put just ><!--#include virtual="includes/songheader.shtml"--> or, better yet, you can also use a full path, like so ><!--#include virtual="/home/lyricsp/public_html/includes/songheader.shtml"--> Hope it helps

Jim, try accessing your raw log and look for the HTTP request containing that URL. On that line, take a look at the user agent part and check what software was used to access your site. There are two possibilities coming to my mind. For instance, if the user agent is something like "PHP 4.3", it means someone is using a PHP gateway/proxy installed on that server, to access your website. Also, if I'm not mistaken, there are some browsers that sometimes will send the referrer HTTP field with the current URL when you visit a different URL. i.e. someone was browsing precisionintelligence.com and then entered your website address on the browser and pressed enter. The browser, instead of not sending the referrer HTTP field, set it to the current URL (precisionintelligence.com) and sent it to the server. I never fully understood this either, though PS - edited your post to remove the live link.

Hi everyone. Simon, I don't know much about PERL myself but shouldn't the first line of the script have "#!/usr/bin/perl" instead of just "!/usr/bin/perl" (note the # at the beginning)?

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Hi Simon. The last thing that comes to my mind is to ask you if the script has the usual >#!/usr/bin/perl at the beginning... I'm sorry, I'm not really a CGI/PERL expert If this isn't the answer to the problem and no one else knows how to solve it, submit a help desk ticket. It might even be a small problem with your account, or something.

Hi Simon Well, yes, /www/cgi-bin/ is the correct folder for your CGI scripts, so you got that one right But from the error message you mentioned, I think the problem might have to do with the permissions of the file. Try this: go to your CPanel's File Manager, navigate to the /www/cgi-bin/ folder, click the file you're trying to execute and then, on the right side of the page, you'll have a list of actions to perform on the file. Select the "Change permissions" option and make sure every check box on the "Execute" column is checked. And no, you don't need to rename the files' extension to .cgi, .pl should work just fine If that doesn't work, post another message and we'll dig a little more to figure out what's wrong