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To be honest it's a wonderful phone but offers little that is new. There are phones that have better cameras and phones that have (possibly) better audio software. Looking at it's size it's more of a PDA or PMP than a phone.

Personally I prefer SMF over IPB due to IPB having far to many options. A site I am admin on runs IPB and I do prefer SMF. That and it's free.

Have you got a link? I have a couple of ideas. idea 1 ><div> <img src="image1.jpg" alt="" style="float: left;">TEXT HERE </div> <div> <img src="image2.jpg" alt="" style="float: right;">TEXT HERE </div> idea 2 ><img src="image1.jpg" alt="" style="float: left;">TEXT HERE <br style="clear: both;"> <img src="image2.jpg" alt="" style="float: right;">TEXT HERE <br style="clear: both;">

As btrfld says it's just a div with a background image. The image in question being http://www.cnbc.com/images/cnbc/navigation..._back_plain.jpg

I would show you my anti hotlinking code but my wonderful employer has blocked my domain on the works proxy. I'm sure Carl, Andy or one of the other intelligent TCH techs will be able to sort it out for you.

If you mean http://www.rsaum.co.uk/weblog/images/work/cell01-thumb.jpg I see it just fine. Sounds like your anti hotlinking is incorrect. I do notice it is also a link back to the image.

Yes but what I am saying is that someone using an image from your site on theirs just using the<img tag is not a link back to your site.

I can't see how people using your images on their site would help your SEO as they are not actually linking to your site they aer just showing images from your site.

Just remember that antihotlinking may appear not to work if you have the image in your cache already.

They don't. I haven't got the foggiest why I thought emailing was involved other than it had been a long day at work. Multipart emails are not that complicated to be honest. I might write a tutorial about them for my site. As you say a script that just uploads images is extremely simple to write and all the security check requires is grabbing the mime type from getimagesize.

I recently played with multipart emails and file attachments for Lazarus. What you ask is relatively simple with the input/image checks being the hardest part of the code. The only problem I could foresee would be the size of the email sent with three high res images attached. I mean a high res image could be a megabyte if not more. That means you could have emails that are over 3MB. A few of these in your mail box could start to cause problems.

I don't mind doing it it's just a case of finding the time to actually do it on the two forums I administer. I'm still waiting for phpbb Olympus to be released as they promised a complete new look upon it's release. Not sure I'd go back to phpBB though. I switched my original phpBB forum to UNB.

It's a common error as reported in their forums. You should be grateful though. I'm on 1.1 RC3 and for me to update I have to uninstall my mods and then replace my files with the new ones and reinstall the mods.

My partners Yahoo! Messenger did an auto update this morning. Funnily enough so did her MSN messenger. I think all Yahoo messengers were forced to update today as it wouldn't let me log in until after the update.

You cannot 'embed' flv files as there is no codec for playing it. Also embedding is a bad term since the embed tag is not a valid tag. Whilst people can watch flvs on there computers using players such as VLC or Media Player Classic they can only be viewed on a web page by using Flash to stream the video through.

C:\Program Files\Mail PassView\mailpv.exe sounds more like something somebody has installed on your computer as most viruses hide themselves in the various windows folders. I used to use Avast anti virus until one day I decided to upload a file I had just run to a site that checks it with various anti virus engines and nearly every other anti virus engine detected it as a virus. I now use Active Virus Shield which is made by AOL but uses the Kaspersky engine.

Just remember to use single quotes around strings as this is faster. If you use double quotes PHP will scan the string looking for any variables in it. As Don says using PHP can make maintaining your site a lot easier. Every page on my site consists of three parts. The header, the content and the footer. The content only contains the include for the header, the actual HTML for that pages content and then the include for the footer. Using this method along with a CSS controlled layout means it's a lot easier to change your sites look. If you want I have some ebooks at home on PHP that I will happily send to you.

To play an FLV file on your site you will require piece of Flash to play it in. FLV being a Flash video file.

Yes you are correct. You have to login to Yahoo! mail and click the link for it to check other accounts.

Not always. The upgrade from 1.1 RC3 to 1.1 gold requires you to replace the files manually.

Nope it's still logging me out after a period of time.

Any reason why the remember me option only seems to last for about 10 minutes? I log in and read the forum then close the browser. When I come back later I have to log in again.

How big is the script? If it's not something huge feel free to email me run.php to look at.

The second error is down to sloppy coding Warning: mkdir(..dir) [function.mkdir]: File exists in /home/********/run.php on line 102 You should always check if something already exists before trying to make it. Without looking at the script I couldn't suggest anything other than educated guesses.

Is the directory it's trying to perform these actions in set to 777 as well? PHP needs to be given the permissions required to perform these sort of actions in a directory.