Recent content by spacebass5000

I am trying to compare Open Exchange to SBS 2003. I cannot for the life of me find information pertaining to the following question on MS's website. Is there a cap on the number of users that SBS 2003 Exchange can utilize?

I am trying to exclude files in my backups. I'm using ntbackup of course. I am trying to simply exlude common file types. My test .bks file looks like so: G:\*.mp3 /s /Exclude G:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop But this doesn't seem to work. I don't want to configure these...

I am building an e-commerce store for a client of mine. This is the first time I have taken on this task. I am almost done with the site and need to add a few pieces of content. Namely: 1. Privacy Policy 2. Data Security Capabilities 3. Terms and Conditions The first two I got as I believe...

I figured it out. The 3pd application I was using makes painstaking efforts to check the input files yet regardless if they are gif, jpg, or png ends up writing them as jpg's. switch($imginfo[2]) { case 'JPG': $src_img = imagecreatefromjpeg($this->tmpFile); break...

For Firefox and IE, yes. :(

the filename is derived from the $_FILES variable and the file gets put in place by rename() or move_uploaded_file().

ok, here is the weirdness.... obviously the mime-type of my gif is being altered upon upload and storage on the server. when I manually upload and run this code, all is well. when I upload from my browser, it breaks. Anyone have any insight?

ok, looking at the gd home page and then following it to http://www.nyphp.org/content/presentations/GDintro/ i came across using getImageSize to print out the images pertinent info. I am getting this: Array ( [0] => 220 [1] => 136 [2] => 2 [3] => width="220" height="136" [bits] => 8 [channels]...

thanks for your help btw... I just tried uploading a gif from tek-tips. This one: http://www.tek-tips.com/images/partnerbtn120x60.gif That one didn't work either. :( I am thinking of looking at imagemagick. It really sucks though, I have a good bit of code already to go using GD.

and the funny thing is, I have utilized this code to provide jpg support: $ext = strtolower(substr($link->link_image, -3, 3)); echo "<p>ext = $ext</p>"; switch($ext) { case "gif": $logo = imagecreatefromgif($image); $coupon_base =...

sorry, it holds a string :(

My webserver uses: PHP Version 4.4.2 Zend Optimizer v2.5.10 gd GD Support enabled GD Version bundled (2.0.28 compatible) FreeType Support enabled FreeType Linkage with freetype GIF Read Support enabled GIF Create Support enabled JPG Support enabled PNG Support enabled WBMP Support enabled XBM...

yes, it is very possible... and without mod_rewrite Someone else pointed out that I could simply use that config variable to alter the site's behaviour. Who would of thought eh? ;)

So I am trying to serve up the same site using two domain names. I am utilizing your standard CPANEL hosting environment. I added the second domain to my site and when it is input into a browser's address field, it ends up taking me to the right site, yet the url changes to the original url of...

oh, so what, I'm not supposed to take photos of black ppl?!?!?! JUST KIDDING!!! good idea, but yeah, really tricky...