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It's around $3.65 per gallon(about 4 liters) where I am, give or take 5 cents on a given day. And we consider that outrageous around here. One of my friends in Holland told me it's over €1.5 there, which is around $9 a gallon. Unbelievable. No wonder they use bikes so much. Makes me feel a lot...

IE's too forgiving. submit() isn't a function, it should be called through the form object. Give your form a name if you haven't already and try this instead: <a href="/#" class="submit" onclick="document.forms.Form_Name_Here.submit(); return false;">Continue</a>

The code looks fine, python doesn't output headers like php. scgiwrap is Simple CGI Wrapper, which is available from the CGI Center. However, x10 apparently isn't set up to support it. You could bring this up in Free Hosting, but my advice would be to just not use scgi-bin for your scripts.

I played it for a bit a while ago. Not exactly sure when, but it was whenever the Lawolf server was still rather new. It was alright for a while, but once I got my character to around level 75 things became a drag. Leveling up took way too long if you weren't AOE or a Psykeeper(they get a spell...

One thing you guys are missing is that he needs the xml document to generate the page with xslt. However, I do agree that the data should be stored in a database for easier manipulation. Also, those xml functions don't appear to be supported by x10. XML parsing and the XMLWriter object are...

It's still C++, and yes you do need to include files and write more code. I can't really explain it all in a post. Try googling for GTK+ or Qt tutorials/examples. I'm sure there's plenty of them.

The 99.9% uptime thing actually does apply to free hosting. Check the home page: "Our average server uptime is 99.9%. What other free host can say that?" But 99.9% uptime is just a gimmick(not to insult x10). You'll see that on just about any hosting service. Since the service is offered...

I think it depends on what sounds best as well as what the people who made the acronym had in mind. I have personally never heard anyone pronounce ASP as one word. To me, it actually sounds derogatory when said like that(maybe I should start using it then :P). A-S-P, however, sounds more...

What's your mobo? If you're sure it'll support more than 2gb, then go for it. Although I'd normally agree with Smith and say just get another GB and you'll be fine, that $40 rebate makes this such a good deal. It'll probably actually cost you more to go for 1GB.

Well according to this page, FlashDVD.swf is apparently just part of general output when exporting from Encore to Flash. So if all he wants to do is add more functionality to what Adobe is giving him, I don't think it's illegal. Anyway, I have no idea about adding a full screen function into...

The command prompt actually isn't DOS. It looks and operates similar, but it's just an application. Anyway, you probably have no GUI for your program. I recommend looking into GTK+ or Qt. Both are great toolkits for developing GUI's.

What do you mean by append? Append it to another file? Append it to output? Append it to more xml? I'm sure I or someone else here can help, but you need to be more descriptive about exactly what you want done.

Drupal does use mysql_connect() from what I see in its source. It just has you enter your mysql info in the form of a url and then uses parse_url() on it. Anyway, the mysql server can't be down if you're getting an access denied response. My guess would be that the username/password are not...

Well first of all, you would use the document root global variable in php to specify a local absolute path: include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/header.php"); And second of all, x10 does not and (for the most part) cannot stop you from including files using an absolute url in your html...

If you're running LAMP/WAMP it should be as easy as clicking the 'Put Online' option. Otherwise, first you'll need to look for 'Listen 80' in your httpd.conf file. If you don't see it, add it. If you see Listen followed by an IP, delete it or comment it out. Then, find the <Directory>...

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That doesn't make sense. If they're outside of your network, they shouldn't see that at all. You're absolutely sure you're forwarding port 80 from your modem to your computer's internal IP? If you don't mind, post your no-ip domain here or PM it to me. I'd just like to see for myself.

For *you*(and any other computer in your network) it redirects to your modem's config page. For people outside of your network, it should redirect them to your server. Remember that a no-ip domain just resolves to your external IP. If you go to your external IP, it displays your modem's config...

If you should forward from your modem to you router, you wouldn't be getting an error :P Try forwarding from your modem to your computer. If it's working properly, when you go to your no-ip domain, it should take you to your modem's config page.

By internal IP, I meant your computer's internal IP. You should be forwarding port 80 from your modem to your computer's internal IP, not your router's IP. Also, you do realize that you can't connect to your server through your no-ip domain from any computer in your network(including yours), right?