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Everything? On the whole internet? Really? Where is the call to header()? From the error message, you call header on line 147, but start outputting data on lines 2-14, which is the exact problem covered in many threads on this site and others.

I'm fairly certain the "no proxy" rule applies to proxy servers, which allow visitors to visit arbitrary sites through your site. Grabbing an XML file from a specific site and processing it to produce new output (rather than echoing the data) doesn't match the definition of a web proxy.

If the subdomain maps to a subdirectory of public_html, the simplest way is to use: Order Deny, Allow Deny from all Allow from XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX though that won't give you a redirect. As for RewriteRule, you can't match the URL scheme, host or query string in the pattern; you can only...

I don't know!!!

WTF for?

$flags isn't declared global in feedback(). In any case, globals are (often) evil. <br> isn't semantic and is mostly abused. If you need line separation in the rendered view, use elements that naturally separate, such as <p> for paragraphs.

According to Pinyin Joe, the standard (hence web-safe) Asian fonts on Windows XP are: SimSun, NSimSun, SimHei, PMingLiU and MingLiU. Apple lists the default and additional fonts for each version of OS X: 10.3, 10.4 and 10.5. Font embedding is held-up by licensing issues. Font owners don't want...

If by "external" you mean "connecting from an X10 host to a remote MySQL server", then the answer is you can't from free hosting because incoming and outgoing MySQL connections are blocked due to security and resource usage concerns, which a search of the X10 forums would have told you.

"etailer" looks the most trustworthy to me as well, but it also looks a little canned (it's too much uninspired "web 2.0" styling). It also has the least wasted space and a search box. The "Solitaire Cricket" banner looks a little out of place due to the choice of font and floral pattern...

As is often the case, it's not a matter of language but platform and frameworks (.Net is a framework, not a language). Java's platform, the JVM, isn't suitable because it's (intentionally) too separated from the host machine (there are ways of loading native platform libraries, but that goes...

What's in the undersized archives? Without seeing the source of the script (rather, a minimal equivalent; we don't want to go digging through thousands of lines), it's hard to debug it. If deleting the archives is a problem, an alternative would be not to delete them until your script needs to...

Have you tried Google? Always try Google.

I forgot to mention (again) that you don't need Prototype, jQuery and Dojo. Your login page includes all three; just load one of them (Dojo, in this case, since that's what you're using).

Google is your friend. I deleted them when I opened my account, and haven't looked back.

What exactly are you asking for? How to look up the standard IP for a given hostname? How to find the canonical hostname for a given IP?

The simplest solution is to apply the One True Layout that I linked to in a previous post. #posts .post { overflow: hidden; } #posts .post .left { padding-bottom: 9000px; margin-bottom: -9000px; } #posts .post .post_info { padding-bottom: 9000px; margin-bottom...

In this case, I'd position them absolutely behind the .chapterContainer (actually, given that the .chapterContainer are floated, you don't need to worry too much about the "behind"). Note there are some other fixes that need to be made: #textbook .row /* Not bothering with .lastRow (see...

The preferable way to find a call to the function would be to use an IDE (e.g. Eclipse+PDT, which is bundled in the Eclipse for PHP Developers package on the Eclipse download page), but IDEs often have a steep learning curve if you've never used one before. If you're using an MS Windows box, you...

Don't worry, I spent no more than a few minutes on that particular issue. Good to hear you're back in business.

To expand on xav0989's comments, you can, in Firefox, use Firebug's "Net" tab or, in Safari, use the Web Inspector's "Resources" tab to check that all the page components are loading. When it comes to units, use whatever is most natural for the content type. ems for text, px for images and...