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Cronthenoob

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  1. I think you'll need some PHP to do that. Possibly javascript. Here is a PHP solution:

    <form name="form" method="get" action="www.whatever.com/whatever/whatever.php?reduel=<?=$_GET['name']?>"><input type="name"><input type="submit" value="submit"></form>

    Help!!

    What version of FF you running mate?That pushed it down, but now theres a huge gap in IE. :)
    That's strange, I tested it in Firefox and IE and it looked fine to me :)I don't know what else might work. :)
  2. I find that I like the "head first" series books the best.The tutorials are great and they are pretty interesting reads. I could probably just read through the book and not fall asleep, lol. Lots of pictures and descriptions, they make it very easy to learn.

  3. Ok, on your frameset page do this:

    <html><frameset rows="25%,75%" border="1"><frame src="frame_a.htm"><frameset cols="15%,85%" border="1"><frame src="frame_b.htm" name="links"><frame src="frame_c.htm" name="content"></frameset></frameset><head><title>Hoofdpagina</title></head><body></body></html>

    Then on page B, the link should be:

    <p><a href="home.htm" target="content"><img src="http://i10.tinypic.com/2u5cllz.jpg" border="0" /></a></p>

    That will change the web page in the content frame from "frame_c.htm" to "home.htm"

  4. You shouldn't have to add anything extra to the pages. What does your frameset page look like?Could you copy and paste that pages html please :)

    Its still not working, I tried that before. Now I have:I thought I maybe had to type something in the other files(home.htm, frame_c.htm) Do I have to change something there?
    You don't need .htm on the target. You just need the name of the frame from your frameset page.
  5. http://www.securityfocus.com/brief/307 I thought this was pretty interesting. They still havn't fixed it as far as I know either.People are using this as a way to install keyloggers on machines, then using their usernames and passwords. A lot of people that play World of Warcraft are clicking on seemingly harmless links in the official forums, then logging into their accounts with all of their items and money gone.
    I've been researching this keylogger stuff, but no one seems to have publicly analyzed the keylogger that I can see.What I do know is that the keylogger that has been circulating infects your system after you click certain web links -- The particular extension of the links are reported to be:1. ".jpg.htm" Example: http://www.fakesite.info/fourhorsemendown.jpg.htm2. ".jpg.html" Example: http://www.fakesite.info/fourhorsemendown.jpg.html3. ".scr" Example: http://www.fakesite.info/sapphironloot.scrThose that aren't already infected should be VERY cautious when following links from the worldofwarcraft.com forums and other related gamerforums. The keylogger is reported to install itself after you click an unsuspecting link. Users have reported getting a "404" Page not Found type error, then shortly after having their account compromised.
    I'm sure video game passwords aren't the only things that are being stolen.
  6. Oh wow!!! Is that going to be the new W3Schools forum, because that look really good, and it has no adds, not that it is really a problem anyway.Also presumably that was hand coded and not just a template off a website?
    No, thats just the forum we are using to discuss the project this forum community is working on.
  7. well you need to start and stop PHP. You just copy and paste it at the beginning of any .php page.

    <?PHP$hostname="server";$username="username";$password="password";$dbname="database";$usertable="yourtablename";mysql_connect($hostname,$username, $password) OR DIE ("Unable to connect to database! Please try again later.");mysql_select_db($dbname);?>

  8. in phpMyAdmin there should be a tab that says "export" You can just use the export, save it as a text document. Then when you want to rebuild the database, use import, or just copy and paste.

  9. First you have to connect to the database.

    $hostname="server";$username="username";$password="password";$dbname="database";$usertable="yourtablename";mysql_connect($hostname,$username, $password) OR DIE ("Unable to connect to database! Please try again later.");mysql_select_db($dbname);

    Then you have to query the database

    			   $query = "SELECT * FROM $usertable";			   $results = mysql_query($query);			   $e=mysql_fetch_array($results);

  10. Open up notepad and save the file as page1.htmlMake a new document in notepad and save it as page2.htmlopen up page1.html in notepad and type

    <html><body><a href="page2.html"><img src="your image" /></a></body></html>

    save page1.htmlopen up page2.html in notepad and type

    <html><body>This is page number 2!</body></html>

    save page2.html

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