No problem. :)
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No problem. :)
Simply put all the images in one static directory(www.example.com/pics/). Then, on the page where you display the member's picture/info, use something like:
<?php
function fix_results($s){...
If you mean from one server(www.example.com) to another(www.example2.com), then you'd have to talk to your host(s) about doing that, although i highly doubt they'll allow it, considering that would...
Wow, i feel bad for him :p
He's talking about users with autofill ;)
Assuming you know how to create the tables & columns correctly, here you go:
In example.php:
<?php
mysql_connect("mysql_server","username","password");
mysql_select_db("database_name");
...
o.O DynamicDrive isn't a CMS? You enter it all manually? o.O
Not too smart for such a large script database...
Obviously i know how useless this code is, but if it truly is such a waste of time, why are there about 4 of them in Dynamic Drive's database?
And the other 100-line-long ones already in Dynamic Drive's database are going to stop anyone?
function() isn't proper javascript...you've gotta add the "anonymous"
1) CODE TITLE: No Right Click
2) AUTHOR NAME/NOTES: Cr0w
3) DESCRIPTION: I keep seeing all these 100 line long no right click codes, and they always annoy me since it can be achieved in one...