I'm not sure of the exact setup here, but I know in different production environments, you can chain hard drives together. So what was 4 2TB drives now becomes 8TB of storage.
And it is rare, but there can be duplicate MAC addresses out there. I'll edit with a picture if I can find it, but I saw one where a guy had two NICs in his hand with different serials, but the same MAC
It's not a bad idea, according to an ICANN conference in singapore, dot.tk and .co.cc domains are two of the most abused services. (APWG Global Phishing Survey 2H2010)
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Here is a chart showing the avg. up times for the domains...
not to sound rude or anything...can you explain why that won't always work? I mean you said several reasons...and then just went on explaining your method and not backing up your claim.
So as a learning experience for me, what are the reasons that this won't work.
another way you can do it is this way
if(strtotime('now') >= strtotime('3:15 pm')){
}else{
echo 'I am sorry, you are not allowed to view this page.';
}
granted, I am not sure how well that will work or even if it will work.
1)i would suggest this topic to actually be under the review my site area but o well...it looks good, i have two suggestions
1. possibly remove the admin link...not really the best idea to have it there
2. See if you could a)increase the width of your page or decrease the width of the...
if x10 doesn't support it, you can download the zend framework and zend optimizer versions for free and upload it yourself. That may not be what you are looking for, but it is worth a shot
here is one that is more slimmed down.
<script type="text/javascript">
function redirectPage(dropdownID){
var menuOption = document.getElementById(dropdownID).value;
if(menuOption != 'nothing'){
window.location = menuOption;
}
}
</script>
<select id="dropdown" size="1"...
just wondering...why exactly would you want to do that?
you can try this script. Many people don't actually do this because people can spoof what browser they are running.
http://mavrick.id.au/programming/2008/the-all-new-php-browser-detection/
you might do something like this
$browser =...
Here is something that I found online...not sure how well it will work, but it is worth a shot
<script type="text/javascript">
var selectmenu=document.getElementById("mymenu")
selectmenu.onchange=function(){
var chosenoption=this.options[this.selectedIndex]
if...
you sure that is the right link? when I visited that, it was a 404 page.
Don't know if you did or not, but make sure you upload to your public_html folder
do you want it so that when they chose the drop down it redirects them to a new page, or do you want them to have to submit the form and it will redirect them to a new page.
The first can be done in javascript and the second can be done in php or most any other programming language
I am one of the older accounts, Corey created this on my birthday in 2004 and I joined 3 months or so later. So what ever accounts are older then mine I have no idea.
I have no idea if I am going to achieve x10 spammer...who knows
Well...after leaving and coming back and then leaving again...I am back again...maybe I will stick around enough to see if a job position comes open again...I did used to be a coder/account manager here a long time ago...