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It should be >date(r) not >date(R) ps. I had to edit this post and put it as code because for some reason this forum converts ( r ) (without spaces) into ® which is annoying.

Could always encrypt it using hex or javascript. Or just create an account for the purpose and set up a script whereby that account only accepts emails with the subject you specified.

Not really as it sends the email using MAPI and therefore sends it from the email address in their email client and will have their IP as the received from address.

Working fine now.

It's explorer it's messing up in here. I just checked my test server and indeed it is >AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .php4 .php3 .phtml Try losing >AddHandler server-parsed .htm and see what difference that makes. This is new ground for me so I'm feeling my way.

Personally i'd just stick with using .php but I think the problem is with the mime type you have specified. Not 100% sure on this but I don't think it should be an application.

Personally I'd avoid Jayde anyway as confirming the email signs you up for three pointless newsletters they send out. I personally cannot see how they end up with the Totalchoice URL. Might be worth trying different submission sites and see if you get the same results. This way you can narrow it down to a problem with Jayde or with the submission site.

Actually #2 can be achieved by using a mailto tag as the action for the form. This will then have the persons email client email the data to you. If you are after writing your own scripts then PHP is probably the easiest language to learn.

It's weird. You click the guestbook link and my computer then downloads the guestbook page and shows it in a new browser window. As you are using the extension .htm and the guestbook is .php I'm guessing you have messed about with your server or .htaccess file to get the page passed to the PHP processor and maybe some of the code is messed up ?

Hmmmmmmmmm I click the guestbook link on your main page and for some reason it ends up downloading the page and showing me the downloaded page. Might just be my works PC/Proxy as they are dodgy at the best of times.

Just goto http://proxy2.de/scripts.php and click the download icon (looks like a PC with a down arrow) to download 2.3.2. Then simply replace all the guestbook files on your site, EXCEPT config.inc.php, with the new files.

Looks to me like it's set to :fail: by default anyway. If you are using POP for your email I can recommend Spamihilator as it is an excellent spam filter that sits on your machine.

Check out my forum for Advanced Guestbook modifications including three anti spam methods. I'd also suggest you update to 2.3.2 to fix some security issues. Download 2.3.2 from http://proxy2.de and reoplace ALL your files EXCEPT the config.inc.php file in the admin folder.

if you are using Advanced Guestbook 2.3.1 from proxy2.de then simply update to 2.3.2 which encrypts emails. Or use my mod but I'd recommend 2.3.2 for security fixes as well.

After reading many a site on this the professionals say this. 3.1 Megapixels take a picture that is equal in quality to a standard film camera. You only need more pixels IF you plan on printing the picture out larger than say 8"x6". With most cameras these days being atleast 3million pixels or over this is no longer the deciding factor. One good thing some cameras have that is becoming more common is image stabalizing. Optical zoom is better than digital zoom and is worth having but it will eat up the batteries quicker. If you plan on printing the pictures you take then ask for the shop to take a picture on some of the cameras you are looking at and print them out for you so you can compare the results. The quality of the lens is one of the main factors that will affect this. On a slightly different note you can get canon to print out a photo of your choice on one of their printers by visiting http://www.yourprint.canon-europe.com/index.html (Would take a good guess that it's Europe only).

Avant is just a shel for Internet Explorer. It still uses the IE rendring engine and is therefore still subject to the same exploits. The main difference is that the Avant code handles the incoming HTML before sending it to IE so it can filter out pop up codes etc. Avant is just one of many many "browsers" that are just IE wrappers.

ie it should be >eval("echo (\"".template('shop_confirm')."\")");

What you are asking for is not possible. For one thing there are two many browsers out there to worry about and no piece of code would stop them all. Also disabling right click is pointless as it is easy to bypass. This reminds me of a major thread we had going on webproworld about protecting your work and basically if it is on the web then somebody can copy it.

I was performing a Google search for "advanced guestbook" carbonize and found a thread on here about my image verification mod. I then passed TC onto a friend who was looking for hosting. About a month later I was having serious problems with my hosts (Carpathia) as they were claiming I had used 60GB of bandwidth in an hour even though they admit that their connection could not handle that so I came here and signed up for a silver package which is cheaper than Carpathia and offers me more.

I'm guessing you are using Advanced Guestbook 1.5 from http://proxy2.de ? your problem is a weird one as to my knowledge that version just uses flat files for storage.

The person who requested the same on the proxy2 forums got back and said it worked great . Still confused as to why you would want to but ho hum each to their own.

Sounds like maybe the us.rd.yahoo.com server has been blocked on your system. You will need to check in your HOSTS file as it will be in there that it is blocked. C:/Windows/System32/drivers/etc is (usually) it's location. Just open it in a text editor. ou will probably find an entry like 127.0.0.1 us.rd.yahoo.com simply delete it.

I have tried several FTP clients. The best I found was Flash FXP which is commercial. I tried Smart FTP but it had a nasty habit of not uploading/downloading all specified files. Filezilla is a great FTP program and can use multiple connections to speed things up slightly.

Bin/Cue files are a vriation of the CD/DVD images available. The Bin file is the actual image whilst the Cue file is just information about the Bin file that tells the burner how to handle the data. Any DVD/CD burning software should handle Bin/Cue files. I personally recommend Nero.

Well I was hoping for some feedback on whether this worked or not.