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okay that is just a basic email verification registration...not sure if that is what ot os called either but that is what I call it.So what you need is to have a field in your db (user account table) that is Activated (true/false) and another field that stores the activation codeWhen they register it is set to false and an email is send to them with an activation code (randomly generated). The link in the email should go to a form that allows them to input the activation code. If the code they enter matches the one in their account record then change the false to true

The background image is not transparent...just curious...what is the point of having a transparent background image?

what is a double opt-in email verification system?

you should download and install phpMyAdmin...it is a GUI for MySQL. It makes everything easy.As for protecting your site fromt he outside...I do not know much about routers or Apache (I am a IIS guy) but there are a few guys on here who seem to know alot about Apache

just unistall it and re-install...see if that helps

in http://www.notjustcricket.com/mt-static/th...e-stevenson.css body{ min-width: 780px; color: #333; background: #e1e0e0 url(body-bg.gif) repeat; <-- THIS IS YOUR PROBLEM background-color: #e2e2e2;} Your background color is being overridden by the background image, comment out that line and see if that workscomment like this /*background: #e1e0e0 url(body-bg.gif) repeat;*/

there is only one language called C ...but I understand what you mean

body{ font-family: 'trebuchet ms', times, serif; font-size: 11px; background-color: #e2e2e2;} that should work...you may have a container that is as wide and tall as the body with a background that si white but I don't see anything in the snippet you provided.

trim only removes spaces from the beginning and end of the string, not in the middle

PHP can't do that. You would have to write a ActiveX or COM+ component then load it with javascript (not sure you might be able to load these in PHP).Note: ActiveX components only work in Internet Explorer...not sure about COM+

lol beat you again

should be #e2e2e2 not just e2e2e2

use this regexp to filter spaces $newString = eregi(" *", $string); It should remove all spaces from the string

change this line a { color: #06C; text-decoration: underline; } to a { color: #06C; text-decoration: none; } underlining is consider text-decorationhope this helps

works fine in Opera...looks the same as FF and IE must be your install of Opera that is wonky

it is saying 11pm my time

ok, 758 yesterday...is this for real or did someone find a way to screw with the stats....the most I have ever seen is 50 something.

Inside your IIS (under Administrative Tools) do you have the Web Service Extensions node (highlighted in below picture?If not I will check my XP Pro machine tonight and get back to you on how to do the same thing. I only have access to a Server 2003 machine right now.

I do know that, I was refering to by default so you don't have to do it manually for every link

what are you expecting tabindex=-1 to do? Remove the element from the tab order?

nope it don't also I added a <br/> to the end of the img tag because sometimes IE will actually add a line break after the image (if you don't place a <br/>) when using tables. Don't know why but it is IE

Thanks Skemcin

try this in the login file <a href="index.php?login=register" class="links">Click here to register!</a> <br /> <form name="login" method="post" action="index.php?action=login" style="margin:0px;padding:0px"> <font class="formtext">Username: <br /> <input type="text" name="username" size="15"> <br /> Password: <br /> <input type="password" name="password" size="15"></font> <br /> <img src="images/login-button.gif"><br/> </form>

can you post that snippet of code? If you are using tables I am 99% sure I know what the trouble is.

I need to detect if my page is being viewed by a bot or a real person.Is there something in the http header or user agent header that reaveals this?Thanks,