Spudinski

Dave, you should learn to read. Your post is an exact copy of mine. Bots can be programmed to accept Javascript, or even read the actual source to bypass it. A human always first checks the site/app they want to spam, and then create a script to bypass it. It's why it's called hacking.

Your spelling and grammar is horrid, and it ain't just one or two mate. Additionally, your website is not exactly "professional" as you advertised and one can clearly see it through your marketing and "title words" usage. A few things from just your welcome page. * You spelled "JQuery" wrong, it's "jQuery". * " we are specialist in web game development", should be we specialize in web game development * "McCodes", should be "MCCodes" (ps Don't use your own "spicing" keep it professional, if you are referring to another company spell it like they do) * "scripts that are intergrated into facebook using the FBML" - Idiocy, really. * "Hi, we are CD-Designs, Specialists in game development. We provide best quality service for your online business." - Grammar, man. * "weather" - spelling mistake. * You repeat that you are "specialist" three times on your welcome page. The other pages aren't better either. I could go further, but I don't want to sound too harsh.

It's a far slower method than most modern ones, but it works well none-the-less. Sophisticated bots can actually use a server and create email addresses themselves and pipe to them, it's not something a normal bot would do but I have seen this being done for professional uses. Facebook and Twitter logins are still the fastest IMO, but using this is one alternative.

Bots are quite smart, and can definitely pass a jQuery slider. Best practice still is a captcha, but I use changing sessions and a mixture of cookies.

I normally run my sever(s) with a control panel, and alike they have automatic updates. I don't like upgrading my local setup, it's useless like many have said. I think my /dev version is still a mix of 5.2.x. My live is on 5.3.5 as per usual.

I don't want to sound like a total douche, but; using logical statements aren't the way to go on this. I would suggest something like:   function _ucolr($user=null) { if ($user == null) $userlevel= $r['user_level']; else { { ... fetch user_level with the name ... } } return '<span class="user_color_' . $userlevel . '">' . $username . '</span>'; }'

Demos don't prove much, only that it works. This could be done by using a emulator of sorts, but the main thing is that MCCodes does not provide sufficient pre-written functions for users to use so everyone creates their own. Without a standard, there is no way anyone can tell if it is actually created "correctly". You will have to go through each and every line of code and test it yourself. And then also, what about people that does not want to disclose their work? What about people the people that does not want this? Will they be forced? I say no, this is really not a good idea. If you want something done proper, have it done by the proper people with the necessary skills - else it is YOUR problem. A website owner should request the developer's portfolio, and request signed testimonials and similar. If people want to go around looking for the cheapest bidder, then they are truly expecting the poorest from the start.

Why would you need an emulator? You make adjustments, and find out what the mobile browser "can" and can't do and adapt the website accordingly. Most recent mobile browsers support Javascript, and some Ajax as well(although from experience not exactly what you would call "live" results). A few useful websites to look into are; http://mobiforge.com and http://apachemobilefilter.org. In addition, there are many websites that validate websites for mobiles, and some even give you screenshots of how the website would look. Best tip: just code according to standards.

Please be more detailed. What do you want to happen, and what is happening? You are talking about DNS, and yet the page loads. So scrap that idea, because the server is already locating the other server. You may do a DNS test if you want though, Pingdom and DNSStuff offers great free ones.

SIm: Nothing is unlimited. 1TB is really small for any hosting company. But yes, as a_bertrand said, it is a "very" bad idea to disable the execution time. In my opinion, if a web script is taking more than 30 seconds to execute, there really is something wrong.

It seems that you aren't only using an INT type on all of the fields in the table. Try running alter queries on all of them again. MySQL's INT type, as far as I know only support absolute numbers and not decimals. There could be other reasons, but if that doesn't work just input it with the ABS() function so that it you know that it is being converted to an absolute value. Let us know if that works, Spud

Firstly, Welcome to MWG. :) Using the php-cli will not work, you need to send the script a GET request through the URL. Within your "config.php" file there is a line like: "$code = '9123921890123';" That would be your code. Next, you need to change the parameters of the cronjob, you are probably using cPanel so simply enter: "wget http://yourdomain.com/cron_fivemins.php?code=<YOURCODE>" Just replace "<YOURCODE>" with the code you got from the config.php file. That should be all, but if you have any further questions please ask.

Warning: mysql_result() [function.mysql-result]: Unable to jump to row 0 on MySQL result index 11 in /home/paul/public_html/class/class_db_mysql.php on line 94 http://v203.mccodes.com/mailbox.php?action=compose&ID=-10000 You need to limit username lengths. ---- You can't expect anyone to really test it unless you populate the database with some data. Half of the things doesn't work, and can't be tested. EDIT: Bot protection should also be added - http://mccwiki.com/test_mcc.php

Depends on the type of request, and how you are structuring it. I would suggest you use a local call file on the server, that calls the other on though it wouldn't really matter - just more secure keeping you calls private. Edit: informational info: use "crossDomain: true"

I use a few, depending on what I need to do. For the connect feature I use Javascript SDK, the rest I use the Graph API or FQL. The are more complicated, but most other methods, such as FBML, are being deprecated.

Hello people of MakeWebGames, I'm now providing the service of integrating Facebook into games and websites. This is a custom service, and no price can be put on the service as of yet as it requires in-depth modifications. Here are the parts I am willing to do: Facebook connect (login and register) Photo's Friends Statuses (reading, and setting) Pages (includes like features) Custom   The default price for a Facebook connect is 40USD, it includes basic registration and login features. More complex tasks prices can be discussed. This does not include Facebook applications, for a quote making a Facebook application please contact me at the email address specific in my signature. Previews are available, but on a request and consultation basis. EDIT: Please contact me at [email protected]. Notes: 1. Only available for PHP driven applications 2. No modification(s) will be made or sold for any engine in bulk

Whoah. Only saw this now, how stupid of me. Thanks for this md, going to help me allot/

And the goes peoples theory that BB is impenetrable no spam, straight out the door. I wish I could say that these things aren't common, but they pretty much are. I haven't received it, but just ignore it.

Who hasn't been woken up by a relative to find your relative asking you how to login or change their password? Well, the people from Google are even helping you with that! Here's a site I found recently, that is very helpful. http://www.teachparentstech.org

She, the lesbian has a serious case of Syphilis? That's about the only thing I know about him. Was quite funny, I did a project on Syphilis and looked for pictures on Google. The only thing I found was pictures of Justin Bieber. :? Anyhow, GUYS!! STOP CALLING JUSTIN BIEBER GAY!! SHE'S A LESBIAN!!

Sniko, you are incorrect. The lite version is dependant on the "mysql.php" file, as it contains the SQL authentication details and connection which without the engine would not work.

Yes. But why would you want to convert down?

I love that you are introducing new things to the community a_bertrand, and I also respect you very much as a developer. But, could you give me a reason why I would want to go and study C# on a university level, when I already will be taught C(++), Java and RPG? I am will defiantly mainly use linux and unix variants when I will go work for corporate companies. I haven't seen that many people use C# for unix development, so that is why I am asking. Other than creating desktop windows applications(and fyi, in ZA they use RPG for it), which is native to C# if I'm not wrong, what would I really use it for when I have knowledge of Java and C? On the one hand Java runs on anything, so does C++. With C# I will need to incorporate every little thing to suit Mac, Linux or *nix.

Not really. I have seen many companies based in countries that do not apply to the DMC act that are trustworthy. There are ways to bring down websites based in non-compliant countries, such as legal. But the main thing I would say is that even the off-shore companies use network providers that's HQ is in the US.

There are some honorable people on here that could help you at a price, normally above 250USD. But, we are also able to help you and give you information if you want to learn how to secure it yourself.