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  1. Peter

    status-resolved [resolved] Reported post: (3184061)

    Cheers reece posts deleted.
  2. Peter

    status-resolved [resolved] Reported post: (3183852)

    cheers joseph post deleted.
  3. Peter

    Marketplace requires a new rule...

    Yeah I must admit I agree with Jennifer on this. It is not that hard to find out if a domain is still within its 60 day no transfer period. Buyers need to do research on names before buying. There is a limit on the responsibility of what a buyer should do. I personally have bought domains...
  4. Peter

    vB code in private messages

    Yes it was the easiest way to stop these phishing scams we had at namepros the other month. Even some long standing members fell for it and it caused quite a problem. I must admit that the quotes not being quoted properly is a nuisance however I would personally prefer this nuisance over...
  5. Peter

    Getting PHP code from MySQL and running it.

    Ahh you are talking about open basedir restrictions and other PHP configurations like that. Could always write the code in perl to get these same information that is not restricted by the php configuration.
  6. Peter

    status-resolved [Resolved] Reported post: (3180512)

    cheers shockie
  7. Peter

    status-resolved [resolved] Reported post: Global Shopping(3180457)

    I had just actually deleted his posts. Cheers for the report.
  8. Peter

    Getting PHP code from MySQL and running it.

    If you are on shared hosting someone could easily access your database. All they would need to do is iterate through your folders and check the content of the folders until it finds database connection details. Once they have these connection details they can do what they please in your DB...
  9. Peter

    Getting PHP code from MySQL and running it.

    executing php retrieved from a database is a very bad idea and poses many security problems. However if you are sure you want to do it you need to run it through eval();
  10. Peter

    Warning: FastHosts Free Unlimited Reseller Hosting For A Year

    I have seen their adverts myself in quite a few magazines but to be honest as soon as you see unmetered or unlimited then just turn the page. No matter how big the company is they cannot truly offer such hosting.
  11. Peter

    status-resolved [resolved] Reported post: (3175432)

    sorry for the delay but that is it done now xrvel.
  12. Peter

    status-resolved [resolved] Reported post: MoviesReports.com(3175428)

    cheers chandan looks like manic has it covered.
  13. Peter

    status-resolved [resolved] Reported post: (3174306)

    cheers mate. Deleted the post it was a bit inappropriate.
  14. Peter

    status-resolved Reported post: (3173864)

    ok cheers will have a look
  15. Peter

    status-resolved Reported post: (3173864)

    No IP matches showing nor anything flagging as potential dupe. Who do you believe he is a dupe of maybe take a closer look?
  16. Peter

    status-resolved Reported post: Twitter Your Way To Success, What Are You Doing Today?(3173649)

    Noticed him do this myself, this is obviously why he has so many posts. He seems to have the need to post in every thread he comes across regardless of whether he has a clue what the post is about or not. I think he simply does a google search sometimes and just copies what he finds.
  17. Peter

    PHP Code For A Range?

    to get a range you would do something like:- <?php $figure = 5000; if ($figure >= 5000 AND $figure <= 10000) { echo 'You pay 1% tax'; } ?> The if now checks if the figure is greater than or equal too 5000 AND less than or equal too 10000. If you simply want to check if it is...
  18. Peter

    status-resolved [resolved] Reported post: (3169526)

    cheers ross
  19. Peter

    Come up with a funny email adress

    Closing the thread. The contest is now closed and has been for a while.
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