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You'll want to use the '.checked' term, instead of '.value' to see if a box is checked. You may also have problems with your referencing of the DOM objects.

No matter where the servers are located, there will always be abusers on free hosting that will drain system resources and crash vital services. X10 can do what they want with free hosting, as they have no financial obligation to offer you the service, so you should be happy with what you are...

I'm not sure you are actually listening: It...Opens...In...Safari ... Hence it is not IE only.

If your site has to have 100% uptime, then paid hosting is going to be more suited to your needs.

Looks excellent now, I certainly can't find anything to poke at.

Today is a big day in gaming, at least for us Mac users. Valve has released its much anticipated Steam client for Mac. To make the deal even sweeter, they are offering a free copy of Portal, one of the first games to get ported over from Windows. In all, there are nearly 60 games on offer...

WiMAX operates on a different frequency from Wi-fi and is a different technology. It has similar traits, but is designed for long range use unlike Wi-Fi. Edit: Got there before me :)

I know there a one or maybe two ISPs here in the UK that offer IPv6. A few of the universities here also have IPv6. The current estimation is that we will run out of IPv4 addresses late next year. If it wasn't for NATs, we'd have run out ages ago.

I believe it is because it is relatively easy to justify paying for the new modern infrastructure when there is not much there before. People who don't have the internet are going to be a lot more vocal than those who just want faster internet. However, in the US they already have existing...

You mean something like this: <textarea name="comment" cols="55" rows="8" id="comm" onfocus="if(this.value == this.defaultValue){this.value = ''}">Please feel free to leave a comment or a question here</textarea> I have no idea if that works on text areas though.

Ha, how could I forget that. :confused:

<textarea name="comment" cols="55" rows="8" onclick="this.value=''">Please feel free to leave a comment or a question here</textarea>

What server are you on? The server is clearly running because it is not outright refusing your connection, however high load or abuse can prevent it from being able to respond to accepted connections in quick time. Also, what is the URL of the page you are trying to load?

Not on free hosting. The server has one php.ini file for all users that is not accessible nor editable by users. What values do you need anyway, as there is usually an alternative way of fixing these things anyway?

From what I can tell, you are just trying to define things that are already know, i.e. the server knows that a .js file has type text/javascript already without you having to tell it.

What CSS are you using at the moment? A link to the problematic form would help a lot.

Are all of them links? It is possible that some of the could be <span> tags with javascript onclick functions. It would be helpful of you supplied a link to the page that you are having problems with.

You can't change PHP's settings through a .htaccess file. The best way of simply removing all effects of the magic quotes is like so - put this at the top of the page: <?php if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $process = array(&$_GET, &$_POST, &$_COOKIE, &$_REQUEST); while (list($key, $val) =...

Firstly, in my opinion any site that plays me music is one that I tend to get frustrated with quickly, particularly when it can't even be disabled. Other than that, the perforated sidebar is kind of cool, especially when you have things sliding behind it. Usually I would say that there is...

Getting around 6Mbs here. Just need to get that routed to your house now. That'd take about 10 days to load this page. Still, better than 1 bit/second.