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Hay, I have a question, I have two different domain names, one is a .net and the other one is a .co.uk. I was wondering which one of those would rank better in the search engines, I don't want to change because of the .net being older and fully indexed into Google and I am afraid that the change wil...

Thanks, that helped out tremendously. I'll use the things you've said in my next update for the TOU. I'll add the governing law right away because it is not in there. :D It is supposed to be Dutch, aka the Netherlands, I believe the Netherlands has even more strict/retarded rules about the internet....

This is probably not the best forum to ask this kind of help but I'll give it a shot!

I have a Terms of Use on my website but I'd like to know how fool proof it really is!
I wrote it my self and I'm not entirely sure I did the right thing.

http://www.industrialgaming.net/tou.html

Bumps are fine as long as they have something to add to the topic. Creating a design that's compatible with all major browsers is a pain in the a. I always quit half way through fixing all the stupid IE and Firefox kinks. For some reason it just works in Chrome. Every time, no exceptions. Good luck...

Or what about just redirecting the domain.com to www.domain.com? I believe this is recommended for the SEO, correct me if I'm wrong. you can combine this with the fix as told by Abcedea. This is how I do it. if (!strstr($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], 'www.')) { header ('HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently'); hea...

I like it but I think with the top background that it could extend more down so that the categories aren't on the edge fo you mean the forum catagories? such as news? I would guess he's referring to this: http://i50.tinypic.com/2lvjxuc.jpg It's up against the edge in a way that gives it a bit too m...

FrederickGeek8 wrote:I like it but I think with the top background that it could extend more down so that the categories aren't on the edge

fo you mean the forum catagories? such as news?

Hey,

I'm not sure where to put this so I posted it in "Others".

I was wondering what you think of my website, how you like the layout and if there are any bugs that need attention.
www.industrialgaming.net is the web url.

Regards,

Sevv

I got it working just the way I wanted it to!
Thanks for the help, I forgot all about FTP

hey I have a question.

I'd like to let my users cross upload an avatar to my static domain rather than the domain where the website is hosted on.
I know it's possible but I don't know how.

Its not desperate it's pathetic

Dear diary, it's just since the release of Diablo 3, it is contagious,everyone is getting infected. We are running low on food supplies and some people are showing signs of the infection... Nah just kidding :lol: Why is everyone so obsessed by the game? Am I the only one that hasn't OD'd on Diablo 3...

One more thing, I cannot find the mysql_real_escape(). Which is needed to prevent MySQL injections.

You use it on any user defined value, I mean post, get and cookies.

Hay,

I've decided to come back after being away for like six months.

I am sevvlor, a male. I am also know as Josh.
I've been writing code quite some time now.

Thats all

Sevvlor out

You could try writing your own function based on this one that you copied from some random forum presumably ;) It's always easier to make modifications when you understand what's going on. With so many functions like this and using global variables it's going to be difficult to keep track of which ...

The var _countDowncontainer=0; variable is global, meaning every time you call this function you overwrite the element it is applied to. you will have to either pass the element to the other two functions as a parameter, or create a function that does everything all in one function. I have no clue ...

Sure, Why not. var _countDowncontainer=0; var _currentSeconds=0; function ActivateCountDown(strContainerID, initialValue) { _countDowncontainer = document.getElementById(strContainerID); if (!_countDowncontainer) { alert("count down error: container does not exist: "+strContainerID+ "...

$sql_actielist = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM actie WHERE acnaam = '".$naam."'") or die(mysql_error()); if(mysql_num_rows($sql_actielist) <= '0'){ echo "<tr><td colspan='2'>Je bent nu niets aan het doen.<br /></td></tr>"; } else { echo ' <script type="text/javascrip...

oke, that worked only the bottom one counts down. echo ' <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload=WindowLoad; function WindowLoad(event){'; while($actie= mysql_fetch_assoc($sql_actielist)){ $time = $actie['time'] - time(); $tt++; echo 'ActivateCountDown("tijd'.$tt.'", '.$tim...

I don't get it, doest that mean that I have to put the php while loop into the javascript box? like this <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload=WindowLoad; function WindowLoad(event){ <?php while($actie = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql_actielist)){ ?> ActivateCountDown("tijd", <?p...

When I put the script in a while loop it only works on the top one, the first row that comes out of the database. Does anyone knows a solution? while($actie = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql_actielist)){ ?> <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload=WindowLoad; function WindowLoad(event){ Activa...