Sounds very much like a Forum software that you need.User profiles, sign-ons, messaging, and most Forums allows "groups" which you could use to offer various levels of authority.PHP and MySql are a great combination for this application.
Also, change the file name after it is uploaded so the user can not guess at the name of the uploads folder and the filename contained inside.And either of the methods above should work for security, but having the uploads folder outside of the web-accessible path would be more secure. IMHO
Alternately, simply apply the same CSS to the :hover state as the non-hover state and it will not change colour.Personally, I would simply comment out the existing :hover CSS in case you needed it back some day.
On that list, I could not find application/x-httpd-php or application/x-httpd-phps ???*edit*I forgot to RTFM. "The reference below is a list of MIME types supported by Microsoft Internet Information Server version 5."M$ uses ASP don't they?
Agreed. His activity here is greatly appreciated. A terrific member. Truly a jewel. Pay attention when he replies. You will learn loads from his words. I have.
One of the best group of Moderators I have seen. Excellent work.I Mod or Admin at several Forums, and I know the effort you need to make to have such a large Forum work flawlessly. Kudos to all of the Mods here at w3schools.
try resetting the margin and padding to 20 px for each of the UL/LI's. IE handles the margins and paddings differently than other Browsers. Adjusting them to 20 px will let you know that the margins or paddings are the culprit.I wrote this page some time back and I don't think it has the same issues. I don't currently have an IE Browser, so can't confirm it.http://www.jlhaslip.com/mlafever/sitemap.html
Jonas, You can avoid ads by modding your Hosts file, too. The basic procedure is to add the domain to your Hosts file and point the URL to 127.0.0.1. The ads aren't found on your localhost and never get displayed.