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I would say to code it yourself (a blogging engine is not as hard as a forum engine), but Wordpress would be good.

I don't see any problem except with some css markup.

To check if it works, use the code below<?php require_once 'System.php'; var_dump(class_exists('System')); ?> Should output "bool(true)". If it doesn't, add your local copy of pear to the include path (add this to the top of the script set_include_path('where/your/local/copy/is' ...

Or you could all hide that procedure to the user by doing it server side, using php, and parsing the output.

Or you could let the user submit any date, and check on server-side...

Software Category: Text Editor/Programming Tool Software Name: SciTE Short Description: SciTE is a SCIntilla based Text Editor. Originally built to demonstrate Scintilla, it has grown to be a generally useful editor with facilities for building and running programs. Link...

There are some bugs in the suspending code, as corey posted. This should pass when all the updates are finished. I've just though about it. Maybe your account (cpanel) isn't linked with your forum account. Then you should post a support ticket to have it fixed.

I don't seem to see the point in this post, as x10 staffs already know the problem.

There would be a way through the apache access logs, but I would need cpanel username and server.

I'd have to say that I love the apple website design.

I believe there is something called CNAME, but it's not my field, so you better investigate on it.

I believe you can use cURL

You can set up a script that execute and prints the content of queries Server A/Script A does a file_get_contents call to Server B/Script B, with the query as a get parameter ( and maybe a security token). Script B execute the query and returns the value. Script A now uses the sql records...

Up to now, I believe it's the best. And I also think that all php installation share the same number of algorithms.

try the following code <?php require_once 'Validate.php'; echo "help"; ?> However, I've also created my own personal installation using the go-pear script, through the browser.

I am trying to install Piwik (a sort of google analytics) on my server, but I'm getting an error. Pdo and Pdo_Mysql isn't enabled. Can someone tell me a workaround, or is it better to post a support ticket?

You could generate a hash, and link it with some info. Let me explain: You generate a hash, and in a database, you store the hash next to the other info (name, email, password, etc.) next, instead of showing the actual info, you show the hash. When they click on the button, they are redirected...

As mephis said, the only way to do what you asked is through javascript/AJAX. BTW, the code you typed looks pretty valid to me!

You can use InnerFade -> http://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/ or cycle -> http://www.malsup.com/jquery/cycle/

First you should create an index page. Secondly, you should be a bit more precise about what you want.