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the letter O is not copyright by them, and afaik neither is the color. that's a very basic design, and for them to copyright that is simply absurd. now, their mascot would be a different story.

Which ones do you currently use? Mine are: Adblock Plus DownThemAll! Html Validator Web Developer and i'm using linux's default tango theme

I use Arch Linux, and it's very fast compared to ubuntu and xp. it's as fast as gentoo without the long compile times or *bsd. that reminds me, i haven't updated in a while, it'll only take a minute :D

meh, my blue floppy in a black/silver/blue led nzxt lexa custom built w/ Intel Q6600, EVGA 680i Mobo, XFX 9800GT i guess :-/

it's not bad. i use native 1440x900, but as i resized it, 1280x1024 makes it with a few inches to spare, but as others have noted, 1024x768 makes me have to scroll horizontally. ps, gotta love webdeveloper (firefox)

oops, typo xD. meant to say 360 and ps3 my friend that didn't like the playstation community didn't like it because he said that the people he was playing with were very disrespectful and immature, and just loud-mouths in general. it could have been a select instance, but he said he was...

well, i don't program comp apps, but some popular gui's on linux are qt (used as kde's gui) and gtk (used as gnome's gui). both are open source, but qt was frowned upon because of their qpl license not being as open as the gpl, but with QT 4.0, that's no longer an issue due to the fact that...

also, there's no way to tell that this is his email and not a corporate email admin @ x10hosting.com or your own webmaster email address on the site (webmaster @ yoursite.com/admin @ yoursite.com), assuming they exist.

i'm sorry, but i've tried looking through this, but i'm not sure exactly where you stand. also, the code is untidy and kinda hard to look though. but i think this is what you want $LoginRS__query=sprintf("SELECT USERNAME, PASSWORD, LEVEL, GROUPCODE, USERTZ, USERTF FROM CONTACTS WHERE...

i voted one, because i've got one monitor (1440x900) and a 19" tv (1280x720) next to it, but i don't have another cable and dvi-vga converter to make it a dual monitor setup :'(

never had snes, but started w/ colecovision, then nes, sega genesis, then ps/n64, etc... I remember playing games such as popeye, donkey kong, and many other games for coleco, but it's been so many years ago, and i'm only 19, so i was around 5 for that... nes i remember mario 3, the greatest...

meh, i'd rather pay for my online than have something free but worse. my friend has played games on the ps3 and said that the multiplayer community was just horrible, much worse than xbox. also, i've read that you have to go out to the xmb to view your friendslist. that is just absurd if...

ty, we actually don't need the {} in the if/elseif statements above since there's only one line of code ;) actually, I learned to clean my code considerably by working with fluxbb/punbb, since it's _very_ clean as far as the coding go. very easy to identify something o.O so after further...

your question doesn't make much sense. are you trying to pass to php if the user has javascript enabled? i'm actually using a javascript script which returns an array of files in a directory from php. <?php header("content-type: application/x-javascript"); // this is where your php coding...

hmm, i don't know if you can. the email will be sent to the domain, then the domain's server handles it from there. it'll get sent to the user, and if there's no user, then it'll return to the sender... i guess what i'm trying to say is that there's no easy way to check other than sending an...

my first version actually had if (isset($result)): :D i should have left it, but i was trying to be consistent to avoid confusion ;)

np, i try to make it easier for people to learn php. the next language i want to learn is c++ just for the sake of it. that or finish learning the rest of javascript (i'm okay, but not great :D)

alright, there's your working code (my post above), with comments to help you out along the way ;). the problem with your code was that there wasn't anything preventing the first if ($_POST['var1'] == '') from executing, thus it would always execute on load, giving you the error because you...

ok, gonna debug it now and test it out the following works: <?php if (isset($_POST['submit'])) // checks if you clicked submit (name='submit') { // or else this would always be parsed false because you didn't get to enter anything yet. // empty is better than if ($value == '') because it...

post the whole code, and i'll try to help out. I can't really tell what's going wrong by just displaying the $_POST vars conditional. also, if the vars are being sent through the url ?var1=5&var2=2&calc=true , then you would use $_GET.