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And the first two letters of ASP when pronounced together do not sound "pleasant". To me it sounds like aspe which can be taken many ways, especially when broken in 2 parts and the s and p sounds are emphasized.

Thanks but I decided to go with PHP since I know it well and already have my testing server set up.

And what do I use to create and edit these files? Is there any management software. MS Access won't export locally so...

Connecting to MySQL with Dreamweaver CS3 I am having problems connecting to my MySQL database remotely using Dreamweaver. How should I connect to it, set it up, etc.

What could I do for a database for ASP.NET? I know X10 only has PostgreSQL and MySQL installed so...

I was wondering if it would be acceptable to connect to my MySQL database remotely (from my home computer) to edit the tables and such. I have tried PHPMyAdmin but it is not quite as good as a desktop program and I was also wanting to link Dreamweaver CS3 to it so I could use it's automatic...

That query is very unsafe, escape the data first. Look here. Injection attacks should be taken seriously, as should all user input.

They check for deep links. Supposedly that makes a site more valuable. I personally try to avoid unnecessary length in urls. Go figure.

Thank you, I currently have no addon domains.

I was wondering if it would violate the TOS if I hosted a second site on my x10 account. I was planning on hosting a separate site for my family's genealogy on the same account I use for my main website, Oblivion Modding Central. I am not worried about bandwidth since i have plenty left over...

Thank you.

I was wondering if x10's servers could handle asp.net since they run apache. I know it can be done (run asp on apache) but I didn't know if x10 had that installed.

I've been developing in PHP but recently decided to go with asp.net for my newest project due to its greater capabilities. Though, seeing as how x10 only supports MySQL and PostgreSQL I am unsure what I can do. If it helps, I'm working on a dynamic page system for easy content add-on by...

Thanks, both your posts have received rep. That is only a little piece of the code, I was just wondering about the syntax.

I never knew if you were suppose to enclose "$_POST" variable in single quotes in something like this$link = mysql_connect('localhost', $_POST['SQLname'], $_POST['SQLpass']);. Should it be like this (#1) $link = mysql_connect('localhost', $_POST['SQLname'], $_POST['SQLpass']); Like this (#2)...

Please note that phpasks's example was the only secure one. All the other ones may have been simpler but are also unsecure.

Try this <?php $con = mysql_connect("localhost","root","****"); if (!$con) { die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error()); } mysql_select_db("$db_name", $con); $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM tbl_info WHERE $C1=$Q1r, $C2=$Q2"); // This will print the data out line by line...

Then you ask them for their timezone. Since server-side scripts can't get the clients time, you have to rely on client-side scripting, like javascript.

Probably a quick whois lookup. But that isn't always right. Or they asked you where you live.

Find some that you like and then install them on your server. Also, I recommend using the file manager from cPanel to upload the compressed file then unzip it to save the time it takes to ftp 15,000 files. 2 minutes or 2 hours, you can pick.