Spudinski

No. Danny.

If the same person could also contact me with a quote. Similar story as above.

Database authentication.

One can implement a file to prompt BASIC_AUTH within PHP as well.

Revisit the original script. The password isn't even hashed.

Damn. :\ Someone who needs to read their PM's to be next.

Same too you. :P I wouldn't suggest this method of security anyway, it's too vulnerable. Never keep your credentials within the authentication system.

Well, SQL is pretty unforgettable once you get it in your head. IP checking wouldn't be as good, as it is the easiest method to fool. I would suggest making a cookie in the user's browser, or use the new addition of either client-storage or client-database to keep record. Most newbs won't know how to alter those, so for now it's better than simply checking their IP. But, if you insist on IP checking, I'd suggest the introduction of a proxy blacklist. Also, CDIR might be helpful when detecting on the host. Additionally, the HTTP_VIA or HTTP_HOST might also be worth checking. A simple query to check problem one: SELECT `col1`, `col2` FROM `referrals` WHERE `userid` = (SELECT `userid` FROM `users` WHERE `last_ip` = '__IP__')

Wrong. iso to be next.

To bad this move is as fake as Paris Hilton. It was a good concept, but it could have explained a bit more about how it is today.

Tip to everyone: Get your own server, and use system commands, like, I don't know... say `ereg`? $my_expression = `ereg .....`; //use it

The US had threats on 911, but they were ignorant and paid the ultimate price. Osama Bin Laden, there's a few things that don't add up. Like the picture they have released, it's a fake. The US is known for conspiring fake terrorist activities to keep their own people in line, or to vote. There is currently an expedition(1mil. funding by Bin Laden relatives) to find his body in the sea. I know he is dead, but how he died, is a mystery.

Interpreted works is granted automatic copyright, unless otherwise stated. True. But the point I'm making is that the alias(because that's all it is) "MCCodes" can not accept copyright. If the code was created while MCCodes was already operational AND registered, it would be a different case. But the sources were developed before MCCodes came into existence. The only way they could possibly transfer the copyright is to apply for it under the alias, or go legal ways to extend the rights thereof. MCCodes isn't a Partnership, CC, Pty. or operated within a sole proprietor(deprecated, here at least). They have to take legal steps to confirm their existence as a company. They are engaging in illegal business, because I can surely say they aren't paying tax in any way. Tax avoidance is illegal. Let's that they there making about 25,000 a year, that's the least I would think they make. Since 2006, that's 5 years. Trading tax(because they are to small to pay corporate tax), let's say 10% even(it is more, I know): 13,000 x 10/100 That's a minimum that 1,300 a year for tax: about 8,000. To be realistic it's more like 20-50%. Small things about them don't add up. And even larger things just rises to infinity. I'd be more than happy to actually file a document with the government of New Zealand and confirm my suspicions, but I'd hate to put everyone here in jeopardy.

:rolleyes:

The website is pretty good, but you could add a little more colour. You have a very nice CV layout, but the content isn't professional. HR(human resources, the people that look for workers) usually has 10-100 CV's to go through, and less is more. Don't use paragraphs, at all. It's unnecessary, and it doesn't say anything. Rather use key points to sum up what you actually did. eg. On my CV:   The obvious should be ignored. Qualifications: Nobody cares what you got. They just cared that you actually passed school. Personal Qualities: Nobody cares. Skills: Bullet points. eg. - Hard working - Motivational - Team leader (important!) - Innovative Work Experience: Reverse the order. Most recent on top. Online Website Developer: Sum up what you know, show examples. References: Contact info, numbers, emails, etc. P.S. I have business studies, I know a lot about how businesses operate.

And copyright only falls to the creator, not an alias like, let's say, MCCodes. Under a business, copyright has to be applied for. Just like patents.

Anytime...

It's called "Connect". If you go to Facebook's developer section, and navigate to "Websites" it should be about halfway down the page. It provides sufficient documentation to be ready-to-go. It's a Javascript API, which allows for a sendback from FB with a token to access the user data. But by default, it returns all basic information, except email which you will need to specify with the parameter "perms" within the Javascript function called "FB.init()" along with your key.

Change your signature, or I'll deface your game with that picture. Then we'll see how you like being poked in the face by it.

From I read it was towards the general public of newbs. What would you like to know about the Canvas? I've dealt with it to some extent(graph, fml, fq, etc.). But I would suggest a new topic.

Here's something to quickly try: 1. Unplug computer, no power cables. 2. Look on your Motherboard for a small battery. It looks like one that's in a watch, usually near CPU or USB IOs. 3. Remove it. 4. Put it back it. 5. Boot computer. That should reset your BIOS. What you can try if that doesn't work, is check all cables. It might be possible that they are loose. Also, you might want to check up on your PSU to make sure it's still in a good condition.

you f00l. :confused:

I would agree. But luckily Facebook doesn't document that in a "I cun c0de" fashion like other things. It takes a decent level of experience and knowledge to actually use the FB APIs to it's foremost extent. Oh PS, just remembered: ALL canvas applications requires SSL since the OAuth2.0 implementation. ;)

No, unless your wired for inbound traffic. But I believe Facebook has a sandbox.

Sitelinks, what everyone is talking about, is generated by Google. There are factors to this, like age of website, backlinks/keyword backlinks, # of clicks on specific page. Sitemaps, are different. It is possible to "suggest" to Google which pages are main sections, but there is no guarantee that those links will appear.