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I was typing a post saying that I couldn't figure out what the problem was after a good 6 hours of testing. I had forwarded port 8000, set up both icecast and SAM correctly, read many guides on it to which many people commented that they worked perfectly, and yet still I couldn't get other...

Ah, that is a problem then. I've only dealt with SAM Broadcaster with ShoutCast, and that was a while ago. I'm going out in a few minutes, but when I get back later I'll put icecast2 on my comp and see if I can get it work with remote connections, then I'll get back to you.

Yes, if you left the encoder's server config to localhost, then you need to change that to your IP.

Well I still saw it as that in the html source, but it's changed now ;-) Anyway, I'm getting a timeout from that address. Are you absolutely sure that the ip/port are correct, and that the server is permitting internet requests instead of just local requests?

Eh, when I said your.ip.address, I didn't mean that literally. You have to *replace* that with your ip address :P You can see your ip address here: http://myipaddress.com/show-my-ip-address/

Yes, by server ip I mean your computer's ip as long as I'm correct in assuming it's the one that is doing the broadcasting. You'd just need to change: <embed type="application/x-mplayer2" src="http://localhost:8000/live" alt=""></embed> to: <embed type="application/x-mplayer2"...

You'll need to at least provide the php code you're using, and a link to the page would be nice too if you don't mind that. But without the code, it's hard to assume what the problem is.

I noticed you have this for the player: <embed type="application/x-mplayer2" src="http://localhost:8000/live" alt=""></embed> I believe that's why it isn't working for other computers. Localhost is used to refer to the computer's own server(itself, basically). For your computer, this is...

First, your html is a little messed up. You have the submit image after the closing <form> tag, so that won't submit. Also, you specify the form's action as: http://plm.pcriot.com/home/reeree/public_html/cgi-bin/submit_kos.pl You need to change that to '/cgi-bin/submit_kos.pl'. Lastly, you use...

What player is this? Are you trying to play it through a browser or a media application? Also, could you provide the link to the stream?

It's probably a better idea to use document.frmchgpwd.login.onclick = function () { return false; } to disable the button. Then if you want to enable it, you could just do: document.form1.submit.onclick = '';

Maybe a little bit of showing off and little bit of nothing better to do :P I figure if I know the answer to a question, I should say it. The sooner it's answered, the better. Right? ;-) But anyway, marshian's right. The best way to learn a language is to use it. I personally never use code...

You'll get that error if you try to place an associative array variable in a string without enclosing it in curly braces. Also, there's no need for the <?php ?> tags in the string. This should work fine: echo "<td> <a href=\"javascript:loadintoIframe('myframe'...

Well it seems that both work actually. If I hold shift and click the reload button, I can see the images being reloaded as well. I get the same result with ctrl+f5. However I think I'll stick with shift+reload since I find the hand position for ctrl+f5 less convenient than shift+reload personally.

Which browser is that? I'm 100% certain that it's shift+reload in FF, and fairly certain that it's the same in IE. I'm unsure about Opera and Safari, though. But either way, he said he cleared all his cache and it still didn't load the new page.

It is very strange indeed that you're still seeing the old page. Did you try clearing *all* of your browser's cache? I'm not sure what else it could be.

When I go there, I see a welcome page providing some of your information. If I click "read more", I can then view the page with the "home" link you mentioned. When I click that, I'm taken back to the welcome page. Is this what you're referring to? The welcome page is the old one? If so, what's...

That depends on the browser. IE will store its cache in "%HOMEPATH%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files", while Firefox stores it in "%HOMEPATH%\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\user\Cache" where "user" is the current FF user(probably ending in .default). If you don't...

Perhaps your site's pages are still in your browser's cache? Try holding shift and reloading the page. If you're still seeing your old site after that, then it might be that you uploaded to the wrong directory or are viewing the wrong directory. I can't think of anything else that would cause this.

Why don't you use Event.ctrlKey to check the state of the control key when a key is pressed? But anyway, I believe that if you have the function return false, then it'll stop the browser hotkey from executing since onkeypress="return false;" seems to accomplish this.