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It sounds like the script relies on register_globals, a long deprecated feature of PHP. It is also vulnerable to SQL injection, which is a very serious security risk. To fix this hole, switch from the outdated mysql extension to PDO and use prepared statements. If you need a PDO tutorial, try...

That tells us nothing. If you called a mechanic with a car problem, would you say "My car doesn't work. It did at my old house," and leave it at that? When asking for help, describe what you expect to happen and what actually happens, including any error messages. Include a minimal test case...

Yes, but you'll need to edit the authorization settings by hand. Enclose them in a Files section. <Files foo.php> AuthType basic AuthUserFile "/path/to/your/htpasswds" AuthName "Foo" Require valid-user </Files> Alternatively, place the page in its own directory as an index...

A 500 error is a generic error indicating a misconfiguration. Go through the recommendations outlined in the link. If you still need help, post a minimal test case, a complete yet concise example of what isn't working, along with a description of what you want and what you get.

Don't use JS for authorization. Even if someone doesn't understand JS, it's trivial to view the page source and find the username and password. You should use HTTP authentication, which can easily be set up using cPanel.

How much of the sample code you posted matters for your question? What do you need to know that MSDN doesn't tell you about delegates?

@tenx23: this thread is almost three years old. Don't revive old threads, and don't post in a thread if you're not adding anything.

Doubtful. With the Internet Message Format, it doesn't much matter whether message content is properly structured for its content type as long as it's properly escaped so as not to interfere with the MIME format. The sample doesn't even make use of multipart messages, so there's nothing to worry...

I won't give you teh codez, but will tell you what you need to work with. There's good laziness (getting a computer to do your work) and bad laziness (getting a person to do your work); right now, you're exhibiting the latter. Data persistence is handled by things such as file systems and...

What's the issue? When asking for help, you should describe exactly what you want and compare it to what you have. Rather than guessing at what CSS properties exist and what they are, find a good reference. Nothing beats the CSS 2.1 specification, but if you find it hard to read, there are...

The sjaal page (http://northlight.x10.mx/magento/index.php/sjaal.html, make sure you link to the page you're asking about, not the site) lists three items when I view it. As for having checked any settings, we have no way of knowing if you've done it properly. Be explicit about what you've...

The linked thread in my previous post explains why. Read my sig, paying particular attention to the first sentence. I'd be rather surprised if VB 2010 Studio/Express used FP Exts; they should be using WebDAV. Before you ask, I'm not sure whether you can enable WebDAV on the free hosts. I...

Where do you think face dancers come from, the Feed?

The Frontpage extensions were disabled, as a search would have revealed.

As Descalzo says, the scheme is the same as Base64 with the exceptions he notes. Replace the "+" and "/" and drop the '=' from the Base64 encoded data and you have the eight-to-six encoding in the Actionscript code. Better yet, replace the custom encoding with Base64 in the Actionscript, if...

@rafiq009: if you're not adding anything to the discussion, don't post. I'd say read the post on over-helping, but you're not even doing that. Edit by Sharky: The message that this post refers to has been deleted

The apparent failure of flush could be a result of buffering on the load balancing proxy.

Yes, using PHP's chmod function.

Less, for some tissues and organs. The estimate is 10 years[1] for bone, tendons and ligaments. Yes, because it's not science fiction. We have cloned animals but don't have space colonies. Labs have also grown individual organs, though much of the technology may not be ready for prime time. It...