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Lol php session ID's still set a cookie, unless of course your sticking the session ID into the url

Cookies however can only store information that the site has already gotten from other methods anyhow, and most sites use them as a session identifier only..... and cookies are a better way to do this than storing the user_id in the url bar...... Coolies themselves are in way or form a security...

I use nautilus and filezilla, as well as a bash terminal

It's true the EU have now Banned the use of cookies until the user agree's for them to be used read about it here? http://www.out-law.com/page-10510 Don't these guys get it? you can only store info in cookies that you've got from other means anyhow, Cookies are a staple of memory over multiple...

I'm solely a Linux user myself

Post about any great ones you've seen, lately plus what is your all time favourite? for recent, believe it or not I'm kinda taking a step back in time and watch astroboy, I know its old and super dated but it's actually interesting. One of my favourite anime would have to be Angel Cop, it's...

That's exactly the kind of in-depth feedback that I was hoping for. Deifnately gives me a nice list to go through for now :-). Thank you very much! I was actually planning on doing the server time in PHP and then add in the JS after, since the PHP bit is easy enough to throw in without...

For markup/scripting I currently use XHTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, XML, BASH, JavaScript (and AJAX) My dev platform is Ubuntu 9.10 with an installed Apache, PHP, MySQL server setup

Here's the site http://primefalcon.x10hosting.com/dev/index.php I'm looking for general feedback on quality and bugs, thank you

are the following available? .htaccess cron jobs

the title pretty much asks the question that I am asking

you know, if your just checking to see if it contains a word it'd be far easier just to do an eregi <?php $lyrics = "whatever your source for the lyrics are"; eregi("both", "$lyrics")) { echo "The word both has been found"; //or whatever else you want to happen } ?>

pretty easy thing to do <?php $urlToCheck = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; if($urlToCheck != "http://onlyletthisurlthrough.com/index.php") { exit("you are not aloud to be here"); } else { /* do nothing, they're aloud */ } ?>

Why Don't you just use the heredoc syntax? example <?php echo <<<HEREDOC Hell there using the heredoc syntax I can use "'s or 's or whatever and it doesn't have a problem with it. The only thing you have to remember is up above where I stated heredoc you can use anything you want, but just...

Can you post the code relevant to this please