What would I have to add to htaccess to redirect requests for /favicon.ico to /favicon.php (for example)? I want to set my site up to have the firefox method (line in <head>), but I want it to be dynamic, and IE only requests /favicon.ico.
Would it be better to go with quad P3 700MHz Xeons, or dual regular P3's at 933mhz each? I can get either server for about $120, so I'm wondering which would perform better with Apache.
I'll do it my way. Maybe it doesn't seem the best from a "classical" point of view, but from a file system point of view it is much better. Easier to access a single entry in a 200KB file than in a 30GB file.
I want to have one database for all my website information, and one database that has users and products they've purchased.
I was thinking of:
->Purchased
-->User1
--->Product1: Yes
--->Product93: Yes
-->User2
-->User3
--->Product64: Yes
with each user being a table (with a name of the user's...
Is it better to have 100,000 tables with 10 entries each, or one table with 1,000,000 entries? Please take this as a serious question for performance, I may soon encounter a situation not only like this, but with many more entries.
I want to load a remote page in a frame and use JS to change the layout and such. Is this possible?
I've got a little profile on MySpace, and I really want to amp it up. I know, pathetic, but I've got no job and nothing to do for two weeks until I move.
I'm having a problem with this script. It works fine for the first category, but not the second.
Output: http://test.org/checklist.php
Script
<?PHP
$connect = mysql_connect('test.perfora.net', 'test118443323', 'test');
if (!$connect) {
die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
}...
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