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you don't have to post!! As said previously! You simply have to log in!

344 lawyers in court yesterday

I managed to make it do something weird! Here's how: Open two tabs Click one, then the other, then the first, etc do this as fast as you can until... you get an invisible tab! It takes up space, you can re-order it, you can only get back to it by closing the tabs after it, and you can't close...

wow, this time I don't actually have anything in my ctrl+v! maybe because I haven't done any programming since the computer was turned on

338 mangoes in a small plantation

I'd hate always getting 'christmas and birthday presents'

Maybe in some circumstances you can create flash websites... but I would advise against it generally. Having a small amount of flash content can be fine, as long as you make sure those without flash players can view the same content in a different way. To answer the question, Adobe Flash (8+...

November! the best! Although I object to being twinned with December :P Put Feb and March together instead!

336 - 3+3=6

333 has been breached!

It can cause gaps/whitespace. I'm not sure of the exact browsers, but I believe netscape navigator and some versions of IE. Anyone fancy testing this? You don't need to avoid line wrap altogether, just next to the <td> tags. And with php you can put any amount of white space anywhere: echo...

Presumably you mean professionals. I know many people who just think "omg I is the bestest coderz everz" and don't do the research and testing, and have no idea how many holes are in their software. It's good to see some responsibility being taken for your user's protection.

Correct (If only I'd been using a phone/blackberry...or standing...!) I guess someone who has recently drunk milk

Wow, did you get fed up with your PC games?! Get an XBox?!

indeed xPlozion is correct. If you have user and password cookies, the password should NOT be the same. You might use multiple hashes, with salt (the added string mentioned above). Something like: cookie_user="user1" cookie_pass=md5(salt+"password") db_pass=md5($salt.md5($salt."password"))...

Why not include the column order in the POST? <?php $var1=$_POST['variable1']; ... $orderby=$_POST['orderby']; $query="SELECT * FROM `table` ORDER BY $orderby"; //echo results; ?> <form action='this.php' method='post'> Variables: <input name='variable1' /> ... Order by: <input type='radio'...

What do you want the cookies for (apart from eating)? Are you looking to keep the user logged-in ('remember me'), or include more information here? I have done this sort of thing before (as probably many other here have), so drop me a line if you need a hand. Making a secure log-in procedure is...

where do you set these other variables? Another option is to use a PHP session. You can save the state of variables across page loads/reloads. But is this really necessary?

perhaps you meant: $_POST['sitename'], $_POST['description'], and $_POST['email'] or similar?

Hehe, your first dive into regular expressions? They are mighty confusing, I find myself having to re-learn something every time I want to use them! I'd recommend preg_match and preg_replace over things like eregi. They tend to be more efficient and don't tend to have various security holes...