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you could cache the movies, or preload them

Well I don't seem to see any problem with your script. Could you give me an url...

I would say, use AJAX.

you can use heredoc to define your html variables EDIT: Oh so you want a templating system!!! I've created one, if you want. It's very simple, and it's easy to use. PM if you are interested.

The best and simplest way to include the JS that you want is to directly include it:<script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript" src="image_preload.js"></script> <script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript" src="http://pub.oxado.com/insert_ad?pub=220440"></script>

Unless you are building a photo gallery, aka a page with loads of picture, I'd say javascript page loader are pretty useless. If you are trying to use AJAX, then a simple div with 'Loading...' in it is sufficient. If you are trying to have a JS loader for a normal page (html + css + some simple...

Well, you could also install a web based file manager, such as PHP File Navigator or a FTP client, such as FileZilla, or (if under FF) FireFTP . This way, you can edit your website without compromising your whole cPanel account.

Would be better to do it this way: <?php $todayRead = date("l"); // l (lowercase 'L') $todayNum = date("N"); echo 'Today, we are: ' . $todayRead ."\n <br />"; switch ($todayNum) { case 1: //Monday $image = "Monday image.jpg"; break; case 2: //Tuesday $image =...

it is, in fact, a good way to monitor and class your users

Did you know that 99.99% of the time, 500 errors, or Internal Server Errors, are in fact created by bad code, not by server misconfiguration. I just when on your website, l2vail.exofire.net, and it is appearing perfectly to me.

Credits are a system of points or money in place on the x10 forums. Each time you post, you get some. BTW, some categories give more points than others. You can buy stuff with them in vBcommerce, or exchange them in x10Rewards. We recently did a revamp of the whole website, and server pool, and...

@tenant: try to use cURL the less times possible. it may not be supported by all hosts.

I don't know of any way of doing this through .htaccess. However, you could use this snippet I made to check if the missing page is a directory of a page, and then output a different html depending. <?php if (is_dir($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) { //It is a directory, output directory only 404 page...

you should add a line in all the files you include, for instance : if (!defined('SECURITY_CHECK')) { echo 'Can\'t hack me!'; exit; } and then add :define('SECURITY_CHECK', 'ok'); at the top of every of you file (not included)

I could do it, by I just need to think about it. PHPBB's website is down, so you might need to way a bit (I need to get the documentation)

What I seem to understand is : What are the advantages/disadvantages of using php or html for a form? If so, here is the differences: When you set up a form on an html page, there is no backend processing. This means that the page is transfered to the client as is: you cannot change it...

Everything seems okay to me...

I did not have any problems, so you might try a support ticket...

The way you described, you uploaded it to your document root, not your web root. Delete the file index.html or index.htm in the public_html/ directory, and upload your site there.

I prefer the support ticket, although it was nice to see other requests.