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Re: which stream should my frnd pick Well, at the end of the day, you gotta do what you like to do. Too many people make the mistake of choosing a career path based on money, or what their friends and family want them to do, and they end up miserable. But, you have to do something realistic...

Ahhhhhhhh. I guess I would have figured that out if I only had more friends :biggrin:

I forgot to mention the upload part. You can create a form and use php to store the files in that directory I mentioned before. I'd also read mission's post twice, just to make sure you understand it because it is pretty important.

Maybe this will help: https://support.3dcart.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=22 The problem appears to be the sending account, not the receiving account.

the best way to check if it worked is to type your domain in here: http://www.mxtoolbox.com/ Edit: And it looks like yours is set up perfectly :)

$strings = explode('[', $string); //every time a [ is encountered, a new string is added to the array $strings $white = substr($strings[4], 6, -2); // white is the 4 element (from zero), name starts after 7th char (from zero) remove last 2 chars "] $white_first = strstr($white, ' '); // get...

Can the icons be little cans of spam? If so, I'm in! Also, it'd be nice if every point counted, and not 1/10 like the regular rep system :(

Is your .info configured as an addon domain?

Yeah, that's new to me. I'm guessing that's why some members have a "+" next to their name as well? It still seems like we get some spam from time to time. I've reported maybe 10-15 threads for spam.

Maybe you can also create a "premium service" with no ads, or more features for a few dollars.

There isn't any way to enable anonymous FTP. Maybe you can create a downloads directory and enable indexes on the directory. When someone types in the url it will list all the files in that directory and provide a clickable link to the download. Place a file called .htaccess in that directory...

PHP will not work, because it's server side, you need client side. You can use Javascript to show and hide elements using the onclick event. So, currently, you have a shown menu, but you want it hidden first. You'd have to change the visible attribute of the menu items to "hidden" and then...

I actually think they added "and" and "or" in one of the recent PHP versions, but I could be wrong. I prefer the symbol syntax because I've used a lot of other C type languages and I'm stuck in my ways :P Edit: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.logical.php I would still stick to...

I'm not sure how Mysql does this, I haven't done either because I just think it's a bad idea to have an index or unique. I'd just pretend it's impossible :P It won't break your query, it's completely valid, but it's bad database design. It's saying that the index is such important data that...

You're right :) It would depend on the database type, I imagine. There's another stipulation that separates a unique/index from a primary key; primary keys can't be null. Logically though, a unique field can be null, as long as that column only has one row with a null. And there's nothing...

Unique fields don't have to be indexes and indexes don't have to be unique. Primary keys are just the name for having both attributes, unique and index, at the same time as well as enforcing NOT NULL. this explains it pretty well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_key

xampp is standalone, it doesn't "get installed" it is a set of programs that run on your computer. It has a control panel that lets you start or stop the programs as well as command line tools. All you have to do for xampp is copy the files to your computer. I recommend using the version with...

When you do something like if (condition 1 or condition 2 or condition 3...) the conditions are evaluated in order from left to right. So, if there's an error in condition 1, it will never reach condition 2 or 3. Since $_GET['view'] is not set, your condition 1 has an error - you are trying to...

We do not have access to that folder and cannot change permissions on it. The staff would have to do this for you, but I doubt they will. Having read access to system folders is a security risk. You may have to modify the script or find another way to do what you are trying to do.

You need to actually reverse your statement. When PHP encounters what you have programmed now and $_GET['view'] is not set, it gives you the error. if(!isset($_GET['view']) || $_GET['view'] == 'login')