Recent content by NevadaJones

.net is MicroSoft, PHP is not. That make the choice clear for most. I do not know .net nor care to research it farther, but since you know a little of both, which is most supported in online forums? Which would you most likely get the best assistance should you need help? People care enough...

What error message are you getting? And at least post you connect codes (Changing login info of course.)

OK I see that now. A person whom would normally be welcome on the site could not access it from a different country.

vacunita: It is unlikely that a person would travel to another country just to access a website, but I get your point. A person could very easily use a proxy ip from an authorized country and visit a website if her country is blocked. I don't know why the OP wants to restrict IP's from certain...

geobytes.com has a script that will do that for you. Only con is 1 of every 50 visitors will be taken to an ad site.

Glad you got it going. When ever you run into a problem, put the die() & error code after your mysql_select_db and mysql_query also. Sam ;

This should work: echo "<a href=\"http://{$Row['url']}\">" . $Row['url'] . "</a>"; Where 'url' is the column name where the url is stored.

Then that is what I will start using. Thanks

Thanks for the reply. The second header() example of my OP is what I have been and will continue to use now.

If I have $url set to: $url = "http://redirecttohere.com/index.php"; Which is the proper way to write the header() line? Header ("Location: " . $url); Header("Location: $url");

This appeared in my error log today and once before. My current settings are: register_globals = Off session.bug_compat_42 = On

Firefox web developer's tools are really great!

I made a Web page with different color tables to use as for a guide in resizing my browsers windows. This is so I can see how pages I am working on will appear with different screen resolution settings. http://www.sam.zoomcities.com/share/screen_resize.html Of course I make my final tests by...

Thank you. I like the way that works. It will do for now. I hope that Dreamweaver come out with that feature in the future. Sam ;

Many times when I print code there are a lot of lines that I have hidden(minimized) because I don't need to see them. Is there a way I can print out what I am seeing on the screen, in other words, the visible lines and the minimized lines shown as I see them?