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Topic: use an other ip than 127.0.0.1 |
JohnC
Replies: 14
Views: 35810
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The important thing to note is that every compuer can only have ONE x IP !
So if you have 2 servers running on one computer, then both servers have the same IP. You can set the IP for the computer, ... |
Topic: I need help with form Errors |
JohnC
Replies: 1
Views: 5379
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The way you are doing it is a bit crude, you really need to check the FORMAT of the Name/Email/Site.
NAME should check for LENGTH as well, so they at least have to enter more than (say) 3 character ... |
Topic: Undefined, i know DM but not well in PHP |
JohnC
Replies: 2
Views: 5160
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I wouldn't have a clue about fixing the PHP - but I assume that PHP_SELF means to post back to the SAME script ?
If so, just remove the whole action= part from the FORM tag
By default, a FORM wi ... |
Topic: DOMAIN |
JohnC
Replies: 5
Views: 6728
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You don't USE a Domain Registrar to do IP-pointing, etc - that is what DNS services are used for. You are confusing the 2 things. You REGISTER with a domain registrar, then you use a DNS service to ma ... |
Topic: Ads.. URL cloaking.. |
JohnC
Replies: 10
Views: 10494
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GoDaddy is the biggest Domain Registrar for a very good reason - they are cheap - I never had any problem with them, and I've regged a few hundred thru there... At NO POINT does GoDaddy require that y ... |
Topic: DOMAIN |
JohnC
Replies: 5
Views: 6728
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And here's a tutorial http://www.dslwebserver.com/main/fr_index.html?/main/sbs-zoneedit-registration.html
Hmmm - I notice that you are using port 81 - I assume that your ISP is blocking port 80 ? T ... |
Topic: Ads.. URL cloaking.. |
JohnC
Replies: 10
Views: 10494
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Additional info, better explained that I did above - Read this page :
http://zoneedit.com/doc/dynamic.html
Steps to impliment REAL domain -->> your server
1. Buy a domain, find the cheape ... |
Topic: Ads.. URL cloaking.. |
JohnC
Replies: 10
Views: 10494
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If you are hosting the site yourself, get a Dynamic DNS service - much much better than a redirector (cjb etc).
After signup, you are assigned a sub-domain name (like how cjb works).
Alternative ... |
Topic: Help pls - Port Forwarding AND Translation |
JohnC
Replies: 1
Views: 10007
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My ISP blocks all "server-type" ports, so I need to run on different ports. I am using WinRoutePro as a software router, and I can access (say) Abyss if I set it to listen on (say) 777 and then use Wi ... |
Topic: Problem with Perl opening in multiple frames |
JohnC
Replies: 5
Views: 14687
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The information I posted before is wrong, if you are calling the main page via http:\\ protocol rather than file:\\ protocol - the "bug" in IE only affects the file:// protocol
However, I can see a ... |
Topic: Don't use PHP 4.3.3, it is buggy [4.3.3 is now OK] |
JohnC
Replies: 15
Views: 17828
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I have not tried ANY version of PHP - but found this link on their site - has archived copies of EVERY previous release - in the Win32 directory is all versions (incl betas) in both zip and msi format ... |
Topic: ms-dos batch files |
JohnC
Replies: 3
Views: 11131
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If you are using ASP - then you can use inbuilt windows ActiveX objects to run a batch file. The sample below is a snippet from a WSH file that I'm writing in Javascript which dynamically writes a BAT ... |
Topic: Problem with Perl opening in multiple frames |
JohnC
Replies: 5
Views: 14687
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I have done some work recently with QueryString on local machines (from harddrive, not in Abyss). I found that IE does NOT like Querystring in URLs with location protocol file:// - at least IE5 and IE ... |
Topic: How do I open an image with my perl script? |
JohnC
Replies: 7
Views: 18638
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The answer to this question (as I undestand it, since it was very poorly defied) lies within the LWP perl module library.
These thingies allow you to GET a file (ie: an image) from a remote server, ... |
Topic: .htaccess / .htpasswd |
JohnC
Replies: 5
Views: 20897
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Dunno about making it work, rockslammer - but here is a BIG TIP that will save you heaps of time and effort... use "print qq"
Just type that, then ANY character. Then put all your plain text (and a ... |
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