The way frames are loaded is actually dependent of many things I think
(size and browser e.g.), so, most secure is to use javascript, or, let
PHP check if the var is set, and if not, reload...
you can do this like this:
javascript:
left.php:
// can
be a little different, but I think it is corr
Hi guys,
I have a server on which Apache2 and PHP5 are functioning well, but I
also want to build in support for PHP4 because the webmail package I use
isn't compatible with PHP5... So, I need to install PHP4 next to PHP5,
and make my in httpd.include use PHP4 for my webmail
directory...
Any
Is only possible with proxy servers which support it (transparant
proxy's)... otherwise it won't work...
Brad Ciszewski wrote:
does anyone know the function to get the IP address before the proxy-IP?
thnx ;-)
this really is shorter, and easier to use... !!!
M. Sokolewicz wrote:
Rens Admiraal wrote:
Hi Todd,
Maybe I can show you a technique which is real helpful to me...
You can make a HTML file which you use as template, and add some
standard strings (character chains) to it... Like [TIME
Mulley, Nikhil wrote:
Hi Rens,
Can you please be more specific or can you show some practical
examples or procedural way ?
Thanks,
Nikhil
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Hi Todd,
Maybe I can show you a technique which is real helpful to me...
You can make a HTML file which you use as template, and add some
standard strings (character chains) to it... Like [TIME], or
[ACTIVE_USER]... When you open the HTML document in your browser, you
can see where your time and
What would be the use of a hash if it was easy to recover ?
You can use it by storing the hash of a password, en when the user
supplies you his password in a script, you hash it again... and compare
those two hashes...
Trying to recover the value from which the hash is the result is called
crack
Hi,
I don't have any documentation you can use I think, but I have some
comments on what you say...
By part 1 you say:
how do I handle
the workflow when the data in related tables doesn't yet exist? Do I
force a user to enter data into 5 different forms first? Do I have a
place to enter the new d
yes, using the Glib for example...
you can set a MAX FILE SIZE for the images you upload, and check it
afterwards for size and format. After that you move the temporary files
to their destination folder...
check http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php and
http://www.php.net/manual
you mean:
$query = " SELECT ProvinceID, Description FROM province ORDER BY
Description ASC ";
$result = @mysql_query ($query, $connection) or die (mysql_error());
while ($row = @mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$options .= "{$row["Description"]}\n";
}
$selectBox = "\n" . $options . "\n";
echo $se
But keep in mind that the var containing the value (I think
$_SERVER["HTTPS"] is the right one) is only set when https:// is used...
Vail, Warren wrote:
Depends on the server and the release, but my apache shows
If($_SERVER["HTTPS"] == "on") // if true is secure
Lots of other information like cyp
You can find the exact $_SERVER var by checking the values printed by
this loop:
foreach ($_SERVER as $var => $value)
{
echo "\$_SERVER[\"{$var}\"] = {$value}";
}
Vail, Warren wrote:
Depends on the server and the release, but my apache shows
If($_SERVER["HTTPS"] == "on") // if true is secure
L
Helgi,
/quote:
As a side note, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't MS discount anymore
support/updates to win98 sometime this year, thus making that OS even
more unsecure, so maybe like I pointed out above, is too much work to
support such legacy OS./
Supporting an OS is also depending on how many
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