Ricardo,
I'd bet that behind a 256kbps connection you'll run out of bandwidth
long before you run out of CPU, memory, or disk on any machine that
costs more than about $500USD - but your mileage may vary depending on
your application. My personal experience is that behind my DSL
connection, I r
On Wed, 2001-10-31 at 10:23, Michael Hall wrote:
> I'm looking for a way to clamp down a network machine (we're on a T1) to
> modem speeds (28 to 52 K) for testing purposes.
>
> Is there software (preferably for Windows) that would do this? Better yet,
> would this software be free?
I've not us
I use Nedit, which for me works well. It's no (x)emacs, but it also
doesn't have a vertical learning "curve", you can easily just start
working in it with little chance of shooting your foot clean off. It's
got syntax highlighting for PHP and other languages, it's small-ish
(doesn't take 30 seco
Matt,
It sounds like you have a process where the user does this:
page1.php ->
fills out and submits form ->
page2.php which builds a frameset ->
menu.php and editor.php as the frames, you want menu.php to
know what the submitted form values were.
If you've got sessions go
On Fri, 2001-11-09 at 15:55, Mike Harvey wrote:
> Is it possible to redirect to an IP address but have the browser address bar
> show an URL?
assuming you have a valid url with a hostname, just wrap the ip address
url inside of a frame that takes up the entire window.
--Brent
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