<![CDATA[VadaVaka - Web Programming]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/ Wed, 29 Jul 2026 14:36:57 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[PHP and POP3]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4923 Thu, 08 Feb 2007 14:02:34 +0000 8-up]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4923 <![CDATA[Need some help with web pages.]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4875 Thu, 09 Nov 2006 14:54:03 +0000 8-up]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4875 I'm have some limited knowledge of CSS and I am using it successfully so far.

I'm using an image map for the main menu on all my pages:

&lt;map id=&quot;menumap&quot; name=&quot;menumap&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,0, 114,19&quot; href=&quot;index.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,18,114,40&quot; href=&quot;about.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mAbout'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,39,114,61&quot; href=&quot;contact.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mContact'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,60,114,82&quot; href=&quot;calendar.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mCalendar'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,81,114,103&quot; href=&quot;beltreqs.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mBeltreqs'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,102,114,122&quot; href=&quot;links.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mLinks'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;/map&gt;

There will probably be close to 100 pages total available for this site, so if I need to add to or modify the menu, I'll have to change EVERY single-dingle page. I just don't want to do this!

The only thing that is going to change on various pages is the argument passed to chgImg in the onmouseout event.

Is there a way I can store this HTML in one location and reference it on each page for use so I don't have to change a million pages when I make a modification?


Oh yeah, I don't want to use frames either.]]> I'm have some limited knowledge of CSS and I am using it successfully so far.

I'm using an image map for the main menu on all my pages:

&lt;map id=&quot;menumap&quot; name=&quot;menumap&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,0, 114,19&quot; href=&quot;index.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,18,114,40&quot; href=&quot;about.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mAbout'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,39,114,61&quot; href=&quot;contact.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mContact'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,60,114,82&quot; href=&quot;calendar.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mCalendar'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,81,114,103&quot; href=&quot;beltreqs.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mBeltreqs'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;area shape=&quot;rect&quot; coords=&quot;0,102,114,122&quot; href=&quot;links.html&quot; onmouseover=&quot;chgImg('mLinks'Wink&quot; onmouseout=&quot;chgImg('mHome'Wink&quot;&gt;
&lt;/map&gt;

There will probably be close to 100 pages total available for this site, so if I need to add to or modify the menu, I'll have to change EVERY single-dingle page. I just don't want to do this!

The only thing that is going to change on various pages is the argument passed to chgImg in the onmouseout event.

Is there a way I can store this HTML in one location and reference it on each page for use so I don't have to change a million pages when I make a modification?


Oh yeah, I don't want to use frames either.]]> <![CDATA[Strange Problem Occuring in Firefox]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4867 Fri, 27 Oct 2006 11:26:42 +0000 {james}]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4867
I have been encountering a type of &quot;Display Bug&quot; on the Ricochet Source website for sometime now. This bug only occurs in &quot;Firefox&quot; and only effects the center section of the site. I have attempted to fix it but I have been unable to find the cause. Here is the problem:

When you first load the website up in Firefox the website will look like this:

http://www.ricochet-source.com/errorno1.jpg
As you can see the center section is totally out of alignment

When you hit the &quot;Refresh&quot; button the website will then go back to the way it should look:
http://www.ricochet-source.com/noerrorno.jpg

To recreate this bug visit www.ricochet-source.com , if everything is aligned correctly goto
&quot;Tools &gt;&gt; Clear Private Data... &gt;&gt; Click &quot;Cache&quot;&quot;

This then for some unkown reason causes the center section of the site to go out of alignment.
I am really not sure why this bug is occurring, wondered if any of you would have any ideas ?]]>
I have been encountering a type of &quot;Display Bug&quot; on the Ricochet Source website for sometime now. This bug only occurs in &quot;Firefox&quot; and only effects the center section of the site. I have attempted to fix it but I have been unable to find the cause. Here is the problem:

When you first load the website up in Firefox the website will look like this:

http://www.ricochet-source.com/errorno1.jpg
As you can see the center section is totally out of alignment

When you hit the &quot;Refresh&quot; button the website will then go back to the way it should look:
http://www.ricochet-source.com/noerrorno.jpg

To recreate this bug visit www.ricochet-source.com , if everything is aligned correctly goto
&quot;Tools &gt;&gt; Clear Private Data... &gt;&gt; Click &quot;Cache&quot;&quot;

This then for some unkown reason causes the center section of the site to go out of alignment.
I am really not sure why this bug is occurring, wondered if any of you would have any ideas ?]]> <![CDATA[Need a little php help]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=3610 Fri, 13 Aug 2004 21:46:15 +0000 Gwarsbane]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=3610
The slight problem I am having is that it gets the name of the jpg and adds it to the .inc but for some reason it puts a space inbetween the name and the .inc.

Here is the code, I will post the full code in the another message...

Code:
$inc_ext = ".inc"; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; //Puts the .inc at the end of the quote file name
$quote_folder = "potd/potd_quote/"; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; //Image Quote

The above code was used to setup the folder

The code below is one of the pieces of code I have tried. &nbsp;When I used the echo line I would get potd/potd_quote/post-5-1088106344.jpg .inc

$quote_potd = $quote_folder.$photo[$qc]."$inc_ext";
# echo $quote_potd;
include ("$quote_potd");

I get the error messages...

Warning: main(potd/potd_quote/post-5-1088106344.jpg .inc): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /srv/www/vadavaka/test.php on line 203

Warning: main(): Failed opening 'potd/potd_quote/post-5-1088106344.jpg .inc' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/share/php') in /srv/www/vadavaka/test.php on line 203

heck I even created the files with the space in it and I still get those error message. The line that the error is on is off because have lots of other code above this.]]>
The slight problem I am having is that it gets the name of the jpg and adds it to the .inc but for some reason it puts a space inbetween the name and the .inc.

Here is the code, I will post the full code in the another message...

Code:
$inc_ext = ".inc"; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; //Puts the .inc at the end of the quote file name
$quote_folder = "potd/potd_quote/"; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; //Image Quote

The above code was used to setup the folder

The code below is one of the pieces of code I have tried. &nbsp;When I used the echo line I would get potd/potd_quote/post-5-1088106344.jpg .inc

$quote_potd = $quote_folder.$photo[$qc]."$inc_ext";
# echo $quote_potd;
include ("$quote_potd");

I get the error messages...

Warning: main(potd/potd_quote/post-5-1088106344.jpg .inc): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /srv/www/vadavaka/test.php on line 203

Warning: main(): Failed opening 'potd/potd_quote/post-5-1088106344.jpg .inc' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/share/php') in /srv/www/vadavaka/test.php on line 203

heck I even created the files with the space in it and I still get those error message. The line that the error is on is off because have lots of other code above this.]]> <![CDATA[i'm lazy...]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=3191 Mon, 05 Jan 2004 10:24:35 +0000 kermit]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=3191
i use these to automatically connect to vads or grits 24/7 from my desktop. just save them as their own .bat files and you are set. for example, make a new file in notepad, copy and paste the text in blue into the new file and save as &quot;newname.bat&quot; where newname is anything you want....preferebly the server name (hostname) you are wanting to connect to. the quotes are useful so notepad doesn't impose a .txt extension. after you are saved, you can just double click on the .bat file and your off to play. remember, you will have two .bat files...one for each server.

REM Grits 24/7 Arena auto-connect...

@ECHO OFF
CD C:\SIERRA\Half-Life\
hl.exe -game ricochet -console +connect 209.190.4.13:27018

and here's the other for vads:

REM Vads Ricochet auto-connect...

@ECHO OFF
CD C:\SIERRA\Half-Life\
hl.exe -game ricochet -console +connect 199.218.8.89:27017

of course, you can replace the game variable and the ip address if you want to connect to a different server.

anyways, you can see how easy it would be to make a vbscript that could pop up a little window, give you a selection of your favorite servers and let you pick the one you want. what would be nice is the ability to retrieve information from a server before you connect.

i should probably link to the .bat files that i actually use because i'm sure my instructions were overly complicated...lol. also, i was thinking of an mirc script that could auto-connect someone from the #vadavaka channel. for example you type in !grits247 or !vads and it goes there and also let's everyone on the channel know you are away gaming. maybe this is all silly but i'm sleep deprived...gn.

oh yeah, if the server's ip changes, then you have to edit the ip address in the .bat file...just open it up in notepad, make the alterations and save and it's all good again.]]>
i use these to automatically connect to vads or grits 24/7 from my desktop. just save them as their own .bat files and you are set. for example, make a new file in notepad, copy and paste the text in blue into the new file and save as &quot;newname.bat&quot; where newname is anything you want....preferebly the server name (hostname) you are wanting to connect to. the quotes are useful so notepad doesn't impose a .txt extension. after you are saved, you can just double click on the .bat file and your off to play. remember, you will have two .bat files...one for each server.

REM Grits 24/7 Arena auto-connect...

@ECHO OFF
CD C:\SIERRA\Half-Life\
hl.exe -game ricochet -console +connect 209.190.4.13:27018

and here's the other for vads:

REM Vads Ricochet auto-connect...

@ECHO OFF
CD C:\SIERRA\Half-Life\
hl.exe -game ricochet -console +connect 199.218.8.89:27017

of course, you can replace the game variable and the ip address if you want to connect to a different server.

anyways, you can see how easy it would be to make a vbscript that could pop up a little window, give you a selection of your favorite servers and let you pick the one you want. what would be nice is the ability to retrieve information from a server before you connect.

i should probably link to the .bat files that i actually use because i'm sure my instructions were overly complicated...lol. also, i was thinking of an mirc script that could auto-connect someone from the #vadavaka channel. for example you type in !grits247 or !vads and it goes there and also let's everyone on the channel know you are away gaming. maybe this is all silly but i'm sleep deprived...gn.

oh yeah, if the server's ip changes, then you have to edit the ip address in the .bat file...just open it up in notepad, make the alterations and save and it's all good again.]]> <![CDATA[Spam this dammit!]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=3146 Thu, 04 Dec 2003 17:59:42 +0000 PIX]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=3146 READ MORE]]> READ MORE]]> <![CDATA[hack]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2630 Thu, 17 Apr 2003 08:14:47 +0000 enzymo]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2630
First you have do find on what OS this sandwich is running:
- white bread,
- brown bread,
- pizza pasta
- whatever

Then, you have to look at it's size. It might be very large and you may then need a lot of CPU to hack it:
- one foot long
- 2 feet long,
- whatever

Then you have to look at all the apps runing on it:
- sauce
- butter
- tomato
- ham (of course, but you need to see the kind of ham. It can be french, spanish, italian, american, whatever)
- whatever

Now that you know what kind of ham sandwich you will hack, you might choose the method you 'r going to use.

Of course, you can take advantage of known bugs.
Examples:

- in belgian ham, there is Dioxyne which lets you format c: easy through a simple comand. Something like &quot;load Dioxyne.exe, run dioxyne.exe, dioxyne will than --> format c:&quot;
- in american ham it could be &quot;Hormone&quot; The bug is well known to lead to a big buffer overflow in the &quot;Head&quot; part of the admin...
- in french ham, you could use the well known bug &quot;bad_english&quot; and use a special comand like &quot;ze french cancan iz a iz ze ultimate dance in ze worrrld&quot;. This might freeze the ham sandwich... Another french bug is &quot;Mad Ham&quot; that is a derivative to the &quot;Mad cow&quot; bug. This leads to make the ham sandwich admin become stupid and give away his sandwich if requested.

You can choose a method like:

- hardcore penetration (brute force)
ie: rooting the sandwich by trying to get the password (use a dictionary with usefull words like sauce, ham, butter, bread and simmilars). Of course NT, Linux and VMS are words that will not work. I wonder why you thought about those words....

- smooth penetration
ie rooting the ham sandwich using a simple buffer overflow in the butter partition (this method leads to your slow finger's insertion in the sandwich) or whatever


Once you rooted the sandwich, send a comand like:

EAT

instead of END

:blink:]]>
First you have do find on what OS this sandwich is running:
- white bread,
- brown bread,
- pizza pasta
- whatever

Then, you have to look at it's size. It might be very large and you may then need a lot of CPU to hack it:
- one foot long
- 2 feet long,
- whatever

Then you have to look at all the apps runing on it:
- sauce
- butter
- tomato
- ham (of course, but you need to see the kind of ham. It can be french, spanish, italian, american, whatever)
- whatever

Now that you know what kind of ham sandwich you will hack, you might choose the method you 'r going to use.

Of course, you can take advantage of known bugs.
Examples:

- in belgian ham, there is Dioxyne which lets you format c: easy through a simple comand. Something like &quot;load Dioxyne.exe, run dioxyne.exe, dioxyne will than --> format c:&quot;
- in american ham it could be &quot;Hormone&quot; The bug is well known to lead to a big buffer overflow in the &quot;Head&quot; part of the admin...
- in french ham, you could use the well known bug &quot;bad_english&quot; and use a special comand like &quot;ze french cancan iz a iz ze ultimate dance in ze worrrld&quot;. This might freeze the ham sandwich... Another french bug is &quot;Mad Ham&quot; that is a derivative to the &quot;Mad cow&quot; bug. This leads to make the ham sandwich admin become stupid and give away his sandwich if requested.

You can choose a method like:

- hardcore penetration (brute force)
ie: rooting the sandwich by trying to get the password (use a dictionary with usefull words like sauce, ham, butter, bread and simmilars). Of course NT, Linux and VMS are words that will not work. I wonder why you thought about those words....

- smooth penetration
ie rooting the ham sandwich using a simple buffer overflow in the butter partition (this method leads to your slow finger's insertion in the sandwich) or whatever


Once you rooted the sandwich, send a comand like:

EAT

instead of END

:blink:]]> <![CDATA[Anyone need help with MySQL, PHP...etc?]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2541 Mon, 24 Feb 2003 17:35:34 +0000 PIX]]> https://vadavaka.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2541 I can also help you set up BIND 9.x, DHCP via UNIX, IPFW, NAT...etc.
http://www.clanut.org

PIX]]> I can also help you set up BIND 9.x, DHCP via UNIX, IPFW, NAT...etc.
http://www.clanut.org

PIX]]>