Bandwidth as in transfer of data to the user? No, unless the text is actually being outputted back to the user for rendering.
The code PHP executes dot not equal the bandwidth.
I've got a whiteboard which I use for scribbling notes down.
First, I think of everything the entire app will need to do (user session, database abstraction, templates etc) and then divide up what needs to be done (home page, search, category etc).…
It's quite safe(Quote)
The PHP code isn't being run on your server.
Unless you're reading a file and eval()'ing it, the only thing you need to watch out for is XSS.
I'm taking a C class. It's a markbook program. Pretty boring, actually. Load a file into arrays, save arrays to file, display the records, sort them etc.
The only "hard" part was creating a shell sort to sort the records.
I like my desktop clean.
I've got Recycle bin, a shortcut to my localhost files, a shortcut to my second hdd where I store downloaded files, and a shortcut to my download folder (ie. where FF/BT downloads to by default).
Spot on, summoner49. It's a pet peeve of mine when people say WYSIWYG is wrong, that's just plain ignorant.
I hard code, always have and probably always will, but there is no reason not to use a WYSIWYG if it makes you more efficient. There is no p…
Not up to me, it's up to the members :D For those who want the old one back, it's mostly a case of not liking the new one. I'd rather make another new one then return to the old hideous thing :p
Maybe I'm weird, most people didn't think the old one…
Yeah. I'd need to re-skin it for 3.5. I don't mind doing a new skin, but I just hated the old one. It was okay when I first designed it, but it just started to get ugly after a week :p
C++ Primer Plus is an excellent place to start.
And when you get to a comfortable level with C++, then you just have to pick up The C++ Programming Language. It's a resource you won't want to live without (written by the creator of C++!). For a bet…
You don't need to use absolute positions (I usually find that using absolute positions makes it even harder to accomplish cross-browser accessibility).
The centering problem is just because IE doesn't know what 'auto' means with 'margin'. You need …
You can do it with a simple document.write, if you'd like. Take a look at the date object for more info (like getting full month names instead of a number etc).
The date is:<script type="text/javascript">var date = new Date();var mon…
As long as people use Windows, I think IE will remain the most used browser. Unless MS actually stops developing and supporting it, then a lot of the computer-illiterate users won't know the difference (case in point, my sister wouldn't even know wh…
I run Win XP Pro SP2.
@Nuvo: Try Ubuntu, it has great hardware support. Should send SuSE running for it's money, and it's much better IMO (Ubuntu is my favorite distro by far).
We've had mixed feedback. Most think it's a little too bright...
We're still tweaking things, and experimenting. Who knows, maybe we'll make another one.
Looks good, actually. Just change all the purples to blue shades (all can be done in the CSS, other then the gradients) and replace the buttons/icons with your old ones.
You don't have the mysql module installed/enabled. PHP5 by default does not come bundled with the mysql library. See the FAQ entry for more info.
Note that you must use the MySQL Improved module to connect to MySQL 4.1+. To use the older MySQL modu…
How'd you find that site anyway?
btw, if you go to http://www.sibermp3.net/, it says at the bottom they are hosted by http://www.line.gen.tr/. It might be better to go straight to the host first.
Yep, looks like a rip, down to the bottom 'support dev dreams' links. Contact them, ask them to remove it, if they don't then you'll have to contact their host.
Good luck with it, if they aren't in the US then it might be pretty hard because other …
