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I just spent an hour making this what do people think ... any surgestions?
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I'm a time traveler I made that post specifically for you :P jks
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Looking very good mate ;) if you ever need any help just ask ... I won't just throw you the awnser but Ild put you onthe right track so that you learn what you were doing wrong :)
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Am I correct in saying that what doom said for public/private limited companies and not for sole traders and as for the pay/salary while the business is small you wouldn't offer a salary but offer part time work(hourly rate) or even peace work (would be much more sensible) As fir accepting payments world wide while the busebess is small you could use paypal to accept payments worldwide.
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And how is that helpful?
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Proof???....
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yea althogh i prefer using background here is how you would use it background:url('url to file') #color (repeat|no-repeat|repeat-x|repeat-y);
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here is a simple snipet of code to use <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <title>Untitled Document</title> </head> <body> <div align="center"> <div style="width:900px"> <div style="border:1px solid #000; width:100%; height:125px"><h1>Title</h1></div> <div style="margin-right:2%; margin-top:2%; float:left; width:28%;"> <div style="float:left; width:100%; margin-bottom:2%; height:125px; border:1px solid #000;"><h2>Left bar</h2></div> <div style="float:left; width:100%; margin-bottom:2%; height:125px; border:1px solid #000;"><h2>Left bar</h2></div> <div style="float:left; width:100%; margin-bottom:2%; height:125px; border:1px solid #000;"><h2>Left bar</h2></div> </div> <div style=" margin-top:2%; float:right; width:69%; border:1px solid #000;"><h3>main area</h3></div> </div> </div> </body> </html> that is the basic bare bones of that fort of design
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well actualy thinking about it i wouldent use txt files as they can be viewed ... i dont like the thought that anyone can look at them if they know the correct url. but i would proberly put them in a php file named 15032011.php (current date (uk format)) then in the admin side all i would have to do is add a calander with the links to the dates. After a while you would get hundreds of files but what would you rather XX files or XXMB/GB/TB worth of data cloging up your DB
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like it was said before what if there were 1000 active usrers, alot of checking :D what i would do is export them to a txt file using JSON then when i wanted to go back and check them i could 'import' the log and view them dynamicly rather then have to manualy look throgh my server then look down the list :)
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i dont get what you mean? you want an example to make the whole login layout ot just the three nav areas
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:rolleyes: y do you always seam to post my ideas, *gets paranoid paul can read my mind :S* Im doing something very like this for HTML/CSS as i get many people asking me to 'fix' there code :P ... user signs up ... posts code ... i fix it ... they pay to view the source .... simplez :P
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Agreed ... I got it when trying to read this thread
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So get this right steamboats gets the work and eta paid for it ... He then gives it to some one to do (for free) ... Something is wrong there ... May just be me but that just docent seam fair Also sometimes in business you have to wait months before you get paid where I work is a good example we buy wood from Europe cut it down into size make it into a house build it get pid for it then we pay for the wood. Also most of the big supermarkets buy stock on credit. Also if this is a group of voltmeters why don't you just get a forum so people can ask the voltmeters directly rather then throgh a middle man
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[align=center]CDDesigns - Client Area To make it easier for any of my clients to receive updates on any of there purchaced mods (Most are being revamped ;)) from the client area you are also able to submit support tickets if you have any problems. From the user panel you will also be able to manage all of your projects. As we gain more developers you will be able to speek directly with the developer assigned to you (weather that be a designer or coder). Also i will be adding a notice board - a place for developers to post notices to keep any clients informed. Oh yea finaly i will be making a small web widget that you can implement into your staff panels so you dont have to visit the client area daily to receive updates of any products. To request a account please email me at [email protected] with the TXN IDs of any purchaces or the domain of your project! LINK TO CLIENT AREA! [/align]
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Facebook like very weird problem (No error though)
Dayo replied to 03laceys's topic in Modification Support
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How is that going to help? Well it would only allow one user to sign up ... @Paul some people including my self hate filling in captcha's and would prefer something simpler
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also set a session when the user is created and then check if it is set when they try to register again
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here is an example of what i ment <?php session_start(); function random() {return str_shuffle("bgpi7yzdtg06wr8nq34yn01378676765cxvbslpo475vv");} $post=explode('-', $_SESSION['post']); if ($_POST[$post[0]] && $_POST[$post[1]] && $_POST[$post[2]] && $_POST[$post[3]] && $_POST[$post[4]]) { echo $_POST[$post[0]] .' '. $_POST[$post[1]] .' '. $_POST[$post[2]] .' '. $_POST[$post[3]] .' '. $_POST[$post[4]]; unset($_SESSION['post']); $random1=random(); $random2=random(); $random3=random(); $random4=random(); $random5=random(); $_SESSION['post']=$random1.'-'.$random2.'-'.$random3.'-'.$random4.'-'.$random5; } else { $random1=random(); $random2=random(); $random3=random(); $random4=random(); $random5=random(); $_SESSION['post']=$random1.'-'.$random2.'-'.$random3.'-'.$random4.'-'.$random5; } ?> <form action="" method="post"> <input name="<?php echo $random1; ?>" type="text"> <input name="<?php echo $random2; ?>" type="text"> <input name="<?php echo $random3; ?>" type="text"> <input name="<?php echo $random4; ?>" type="text"> <input name="<?php echo $random5; ?>" type="submit"> </form> not sure if it works as i only have limited knoladge of bots :D
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I'm not sure ion this but a bot works by adding a value to an input box what if after each page load you were to give the name of the input a different name and save it via session ... Not reli sure how bots work but don't see why this wouldn't work
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well i have not tested it, it is just an example of how to do it diffrently
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but wouldent an event be better, cos you joining is an event itself
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i personaly hate them but i do other things to prevent bots when any of my sites go live.
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DJ would you not define the new message within the insert query or even set the default to 1 ;) and why not just use the event_add() function?
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This is getting really bad now I have had several in the past 24 hours (and I got one when I came to post this earlier) some times It lasts a few mins and others much much longer ... I can't comment in lag cos I early use my computer to go on mwg and use my phone via the 3G network so it's already slow :)