i know c++ very well - it used to be my bread and butter.
firstly, i'd like to say that c++ and php are totally different - so i don't think you can use c++ to replace php - one is a fat client development language and the other a server-side scrip…
p, invision has since started charging for their forum software. i notice that your site uses invision power board.
are sites that use their forum software before they started charging allowed to continue using the forum software? i dun know the an…
i have a couple of domains with namecheap - $8.88 is not the cheapest but i like the control panel and their service. no problems at all from them. guess i'll stay with them for a while...
you have:
$to = "cannonballguy@hotmail.com";
$subject = "xxx security code test xxx";
$from = "cannonballguy@hotmail.com";
is cannonballguy@hotmail.com a valid email address? can you try using different values for $to …
i guess why not? so i voted yes...
this forum is not as cluttered as some of the other places i've seen - so i guess there's still some space for a new forum :)
cbg,
i copied whatever you had in your post and just chaned $to to my own email address... then i loaded it up to my host... and it worked - no problems at all. i dun know why it didn't work for you. can someone else try it out at their server too?…
cbg,
in the mail command,
1. $to needs to be a real address - otherwise the email doesn't get sent
2. $from can be a fake address
3. to tell the user that everything went well, just add in the following line (including the ";") after the…
the layout's pretty good, the banner's great.
unfortunately, it looks more like a gaming site than a tutorial site. why do i say so? for tutorials, people actually have to read the text and try to digest the content - it's much easier to read, if y…
hey cbg,
finally managed to squeeze some time to look into this...
1. copy everything into a file named rand.php - if you want to change this file name, you'll have to reflect the change in the script too - only 1 instance
2. the codes for +,-,*,/…
oooo.... so the person who clicks will have to sign up? in the affliate page, all it says is that you only need a unique clickthrough to get paid...
in any event, as you've said, you would have thought the thing through... :) i was just putting out…
consider this...
1. A has broadband
2. each time A logs in and out, he gets assigned a new ip
3. A clicks on your link every day
4. you have to pay A every day
:)
p, have you considered that you may have to deal with loads of fraudulent clicks? i'd go with adwords and pay something like 5 cents for clickthrough instead.
hey cbg,
sorry for being missing in action for the past month - i had to juggle time between my mba exams and my project at work.
in any event, the script doesn't do what you require. do you still need it? just reply and i'll get it going for you.…
You need to give more info - before people can help you...
E.g. where will the points be stored - file, database? what will happen after that - i.e. what page is to be displayed to the user? what happens if the link comes in from the same ip addres…
Alrite CBG, here goes...
Copy everything below and paste it into a file ending with .php - it now uses a PHP generated random number instead of relying on the user to select a number...
Appreciate you can tell me if it's OK in testing (I've tested…
i just realized that i forgot to remove one redundant line in the script - the srand statement... you can either remove it or just leave it in there (it won't cause any harm)...
