I'm getting ready to release a training product, and I want only the customers to be able to access certain information on my website. The customer would bring up an html page from his hard drive and click on a link. This doesn't have to be super tight security and I don't want to add the...
I appreciate your pointing out the risk to me. However, it is a business risk I am willing to take. Practically speaking, it means that someone who knows how to do this will steal one of my download products periodically. I take more of a risk on PayPal right now. There are other reasons why...
Thanks. HTTP_REFERER should work. I'll try to test it tonight. Can I combine this with password authorization? In other words, I want somebody to have access either from a specific referrer or if they have a login and password. Somthing like:
# HTTP_REFERER
SetEnvIf Referer ok.example.com...
My hosting company has a utility which allows me to dump the tables of a MySQL database in csv format for Excel. However, I can't figure out how to translate the numbers in date/time fields. Can anyone help?
My smtp server now requires authentication. I have an existing mail script but I have no idea how to add the authentication.
var $mailprog="/usr/sbin/sendmail -t";
...
$sm=popen("$CFG->mailprog","w");
fputs($sm,"To: $email\n");
fputs($sm,"From: $CFG->admin_email\n");
fputs($sm,"Reply-to...
I think I have finally convinced Comcast that there is a unique routing issue. They are working the problem. I can do successful tracerts starting from other points, for example, www.dnsstuff.com.
However, I still cannot access the site from my location via Comcast.
Starting yesterday, I am no longer able to get to my business site, digitalmusicdoctor.com using Comcast. I can get to the site just fine using Earthlink dialup. I can get to anywhere else on the Internet that I try using Comcast.
I have tried Comcast support 4 times and they can only tell me...
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>You would write a page as above. Referrers would link to that page.
Thanks. Works fine in IE. Unfortunately I was not able to get it to work in Firefox. 9% of my website visitors use Mozilla/Firefox.
Sorry, let me try again. Currently I have a page:
http://cubase.digitalmusicdoctor.com/index.html
That page contains the statement:
<a href="javascript:movienew('Preview')">What's New in Cubase SX 3?</a>
I would like to be able to publish a link to be posted on other websites which can...
I have an html page with a link on it that invokes a javascript function [javascript:movienew('Preview')]. Is there any way I can create an http link that invokes that function directly, without having to go to the page first?
Thanks. I did cross-post this to the Win XP group. And you wouldn't have a problem with W2K. According to the Microsoft Knowledge Base article, this filtering was first implemented in XP. I, for one, do not consider it an improvement.
Windows Search will not find any text string in an ASP file between the <% and %> tags.
I have changed my configuration as specified in Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 309173 which basically says to turn on "Index files with unknown extensions", but it still won't work. I am running...
Windows Search will not find any text string in an ASP file between the <% and %> tags.
I have changed my configuration as specified in Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 309173 which basically says to turn on "Index files with unknown extensions", but it still won't work. I am running...
If I launch a midi file with
document.write('<EMBED SRC= "MyMidiFile.mid" HEIGHT=0 WIDTH=0 AUTOSTART=TRUE VOLUME=100%>')
is there any way to wait until the file has finished playing and detect that condition?
I don't claim to be an expert on the registry, but for what it's worth:
You can certainly verify whether the registry values mentioned in Q281769 exist or not without any risk by searching on the key or a portion of the key.
If you need to change anything, the standard Microsoft caveat...
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