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Hey all, I was wondering about something. I set up a brand new database and in order to set up the table how it needs to be I need to run two .sql files as queries to the database. How would I go about doing this? Thanks

heh that worked... long tags + index.php I had index.php and <? and it didn't odd... anyone know why that is? I appreciate all the help you guys have given me

ive tried both and i get the same result, not a thing.

hmm that actually worked, yet that exact script doesnt run in my index

no php script will run on my site. i have no idea why. <? echo "Hello"; ?> ^ won't even work

hmm already tried that, after that didn't work I went to just using the include.php.

hmm nothing is still coming up... and i think the script im running allows you to change the variables through the url... not positive though. i cant even run simple echo scripts though. would you know why?

is your .org a parked domain on a .com?? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> hmm dont think so

as a matter of fact i can't even get simple scripts like <? echo "hello"; ?> to work Im stumped.

it has to be a problem with <? include ... ?> part because if you go to: http://www.angrymob.com/include.php?forum_id=3&post_count=10 you will get the 3rd forum and 10 threads.

<? include "include.php?forum_id=3&post_count=7"; ?> I run a phpbb forum and I have a script that takes threads (in this case 7) from a given forum (in this case 3) and posts them wherever this above it posted. The thing is this doesn't run on my main page. I was thinking this was a security issue? Any suggestions? Thanks, X

seems to be working now, sorry for consuming bandwidth

i just registered my domain and i can go to: angrymob.org but not www.angrymob.org sorry for the noob domain questions but i was wondering how to use both?

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i haven't done that yet, i'm new when it comes to domains, i usually just create pages that are for programming practice, this is my first time buying a domain. could you point me to a tutorial that explains what i need to do after purchase a domain? appreciated.