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So, I have a page which looks fine in most browsers, but has problems with Internet Explorer and Opera. This contains screenshots of all of the browsers, etc. http://browsershots.org/http://www.attackbunnygames.com/test.php This is the CSS that is probably affecting it: body { font-family...

You can't do it.

I'm assuming that you did, in fact, connect to the database and took those bits of code out for security reasons?

I'll do it. Which version of phpBB are you using?

Re: Beta Testers wanted - 50 creds per issue. It seems as though it automatically put me in as an administrator when I signed up. I don't know that I have administrative privileges, but it certainly seems to tell me so. EDIT: It does seem as though I can view the visitor history, as well as a...

Can haz ticket?

Welch is correct; the third parameter was added in 5.3.0. Thus, one can't use it unless x10 upgrades

I suppose I could do it. Could you pm me with more details?

Using a database is by far the most efficient way to do this. Here's what I recommend doing: Database: 1) Create a database 2) Assign a user to it 3) Create a table that will store all users, indicating somewhere whether or not they are an administrator Web-end: 1) Create a form and a...

I can't find mine. I'm not sure if this is the correct forum, but it didn't seem to fit. I've looked in public_html, and I can't find the file. Where is it generally located? EDIT: Agh. Didn't realize that x10 automatically hid this file. Please close this thread.

Are you the shanep of liveswifers.org ?

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Just use GET variables with a database. Have a url of something like www.url.com/userlookup.php?username=bob . Collect the variable, and use that to retrieve the data from php. Add a single line of code that checks whether or not they are logged in as an admin. If you need more help, just ask!

That won't work unless you put PHP beginning and end statements around the PHP. Try this: <form id="form1" method="post" action="http://www.mysite/verify.php?memid= <?php echo $_GET['.memid']; ?> " onsubmit="return submitcheckboxes()"> And that should work. If you want PHP to 'talk' or 'echo'...