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Well, after working on trying to state the problem more clearly, I decided to rewrite that section to make it more understandable, and guess what? It now works! Very Happy

The new and improved code (more o ...

Putte23, I'll be willing to bet that everyone here who has responded to your posts has had several hundred hours of combined reading/education/training/experience with PHP, MySQL, etc. to get to where ...

I've posted this same question to several PHP related sites almost a week ago, with absolutely no response. You folks seem to be my "last resort", so to speak. Confused

I've built a "web app" in PHP to ...

hhhhmmmm.... sounds to me like you may need to become a contributor to NukeSentinel... I like the sounds of what you have done. Wink

I don't know about that. Very Happy

Considering the gaps in my knowledg ...

One thing I didn't mention was that, if someone DOES try to hack it using any one of several known methods (SQL injection, file inclusion, etc.), it's picked up by my error handling page, and if it m ...

Hopefully you mean't addslashes(), but since you aren't doing any SQL stuff the chances are lower. Hopefully you aren't doing any evals or executing shell scripts on the server with the input. Smile

L ...

Thanks for the tip. I've run it through stripslashes, and the script uses no SQL of any type. Not really sure if there's anything else I need to do to it, since it only looks for the one variable, and ...

Well, it took a while to get back to this, but that did the trick. Thanks again for the assist!
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Here's what it looks like:
http://www.geekcavecreations.com/images/sa/sigs/MrMortimer.jpg

I've ...

I'll give it a try. Thank you greatly.

I've written a script to create dynamic signature images for some friends on a gaming forum I've been known to frequent, and currently have the same script placed in several directories (one for each ...

What other sites did you find this on? Curious...maybe we can integrate it!

Well, the link to bitesizeinc was one, as was the original link, though I didn't catch that at the time. I found a 3rd a ...

Another thing to consider is something that I've recently gone through. *nix systems are notoriously anal about capitalization, when referring to directories/files where Windows isn't. If you, like me ...

can we say "plagiarism"? I saw this exact htaccess maker on 4 different websites, so far Shocked

. Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that the site you linked to is the one that stole content, but someone ...

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Topic: (resolved) Trying to convert a bit field into a time offset.
mrmortimer Replies: 2 Views: 8350	Forum: PHP Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 5:47 pm Subject: re: Trying to convert a bit field into a time offset...
mrmortimer Replies: 2 Views: 8350	Well, after working on trying to state the problem more clearly, I decided to rewrite that section to make it more understandable, and guess what? It now works! The new and improved code (more o ...
Topic: Making A site with PHP and mysql!?
mrmortimer Replies: 76 Views: 77765	Forum: PHP Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 4:40 am Subject: re: Making A site with PHP and mysql!?
mrmortimer Replies: 76 Views: 77765	Putte23, I'll be willing to bet that everyone here who has responded to your posts has had several hundred hours of combined reading/education/training/experience with PHP, MySQL, etc. to get to where ...
Topic: (resolved) Trying to convert a bit field into a time offset.
mrmortimer Replies: 2 Views: 8350	Forum: PHP Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 4:17 am Subject: (resolved) Trying to convert a bit field into a time offset.
mrmortimer Replies: 2 Views: 8350	I've posted this same question to several PHP related sites almost a week ago, with absolutely no response. You folks seem to be my "last resort", so to speak. I've built a "web app" in PHP to ...
Topic: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Forum: Apache Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 8:47 am Subject: re: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	hhhhmmmm.... sounds to me like you may need to become a contributor to NukeSentinel... I like the sounds of what you have done. I don't know about that. Considering the gaps in my knowledg ...
Topic: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Forum: Apache Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 8:31 am Subject: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	One thing I didn't mention was that, if someone DOES try to hack it using any one of several known methods (SQL injection, file inclusion, etc.), it's picked up by my error handling page, and if it m ...
Topic: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Forum: Apache Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 4:10 am Subject: re: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Hopefully you mean't addslashes(), but since you aren't doing any SQL stuff the chances are lower. Hopefully you aren't doing any evals or executing shell scripts on the server with the input. L ...
Topic: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Forum: Apache Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 12:42 pm Subject: re: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Thanks for the tip. I've run it through stripslashes, and the script uses no SQL of any type. Not really sure if there's anything else I need to do to it, since it only looks for the one variable, and ...
Topic: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Forum: Apache Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 7:26 pm Subject: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Well, it took a while to get back to this, but that did the trick. Thanks again for the assist! Here's what it looks like: http://www.geekcavecreations.com/images/sa/sigs/MrMortimer.jpg I've ...
Topic: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Forum: Apache Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 7:21 pm Subject: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	I'll give it a try. Thank you greatly.
Topic: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	Forum: Apache Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:20 am Subject: Contemplating a multi-tiered problem - mostly Apache(solved)
mrmortimer Replies: 11 Views: 13031	I've written a script to create dynamic signature images for some friends on a gaming forum I've been known to frequent, and currently have the same script placed in several directories (one for each ...
Topic: .htaccess maker
mrmortimer Replies: 18 Views: 30936	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:44 am Subject: re: .htaccess maker
mrmortimer Replies: 18 Views: 30936	What other sites did you find this on? Curious...maybe we can integrate it! Well, the link to bitesizeinc was one, as was the original link, though I didn't catch that at the time. I found a 3rd a ...
Topic: Help converting a Windows based php website to Linux
mrmortimer Replies: 8 Views: 13176	Forum: PHP Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 1:28 pm Subject: Help converting a Windows based php website to Linux
mrmortimer Replies: 8 Views: 13176	Another thing to consider is something that I've recently gone through. *nix systems are notoriously anal about capitalization, when referring to directories/files where Windows isn't. If you, like me ...
Topic: .htaccess maker
mrmortimer Replies: 18 Views: 30936	Forum: Security - PHP Nuke Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 1:02 pm Subject: re: .htaccess maker
mrmortimer Replies: 18 Views: 30936	can we say "plagiarism"? I saw this exact htaccess maker on 4 different websites, so far . Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that the site you linked to is the one that stole content, but someone ...