On 31 Jan 2009, at 01:50, Bob Sneidar wrote:
Never mind I figured it out. You have to use MATCH() AGAINST() with
MyISAM tables and the columns you search have to have fulltext
indexes created for them. Works like a charm though.
SELECT * FROM myISAMTable MATCH (deptid) AGAINST
Richard,
This page might help give some inspiration.
http://www.askapache.com/htaccess/htaccess-fresh.html
It wouldn't be strong protection (but since you don't mind putting the
username / password in the URL I assume you just want basic
protection), but you can use mod_rewrite in some
Oops, meant to include this link:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_rewrite.html
If you want to go down the rewrite path, you'll find the good news /
bad news captured nicely on that page. In short the good news is that
there are about a million options. The bad news, well you can
Hi Jim,
Seems similar to the problem I had last year.
(see the thread Colors and patterns works once then freezes Rev in
the april 2008 archives); Sivakatirswami had had the same problem.
Following Sivakatirswami, I thought it was a problem in my system
(Leopard), but found no idea on what
Hi, Richard,
try using server side includes (ssi/shtml). For example this is a simple
menu system where the same ssi template inserts different contents based
on url clicked by user. URL should look like this
http://my.site.net/ssi_page.shtml?target
!--#if expr=$QUERY_STRING='' --/*if query
Some of these are a bit cheesy, but some are quite good:
http://www.freebyte.com/gallery/
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems Development Life Cycle.
Why not:
SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE myColumn IN ('this','that',.)
It's standard SQL (I'm pretty sure - I've been using that form for 10+
years with Postgres.
Len Morgan
Bob Sneidar wrote:
div class=moz-text-flowedHi all.
I am trying to find a way to query a table whose column is in
Sorry, fixed some errors and reposting again.
Try using server side includes (ssi/shtml). For example this is a simple
templating system where the same ssi template inserts different contents
based on menu url clicked by a user. In general URL should look like
this
a few minutes ago I searched for runtime revolution, birds, webcam
hints, climate change in google and each of these searches now is marked
This site may harm your computer. So if I click the link it redirects
to www.google.com/insterstitial page Warning- visiting this web site
may harm your
Interesting. I had the very same experience a few minutes ago when
googling for something else. All sites returned in the results where
marked as you described.
A blip, I think.
Cheers
Dave
On 31 Jan 2009, at 15:13, viktoras d. wrote:
a few minutes ago I searched for runtime revolution,
Le 31 janv. 09 à 16:13, viktoras d. a écrit :
a few minutes ago I searched for runtime revolution, birds, webcam
hints, climate change in google and each of these searches now is
marked This site may harm your computer. So if I click the link it
redirects to www.google.com/insterstitial
Hi Viktoras,
If you are unable to do any searched that don't trigger that warning,
someone may have hacked your DNS settings. Go off-line, delete any
preferences related to DNS settings, enter the right settings, make
sure that all works fine before going on-line, update virus
b.t.w. this can be observed on my MS Windows PC machines only. Well, at
least google makes correct redirects for different operating systems ;-)
viktoras d. wrote:
a few minutes ago I searched for runtime revolution, birds, webcam
hints, climate change in google and each of these searches now
There's some more info here:
http://tech.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/01/31/1457221
End of the world in a few hours. :-)
Dave
On 31 Jan 2009, at 15:13, viktoras d. wrote:
a few minutes ago I searched for runtime revolution, birds, webcam
hints, climate change in google and each of these
No problem here. (Mid-Missouri USA)
On Jan 31, 2009, at 9:13 AM, viktoras d. wrote:
a few minutes ago I searched for runtime revolution, birds, webcam
hints, climate change in google and each of these searches now is
marked This site may harm your computer. So if I click the link it
wow, now I am being redirected to Google Error (). Forbidden, your
client does not have permission to get URL /interstitial from this
server. (Client IP address: my current IP :-) ). Having fun...
Viktoras
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google team is fast in handling errors. Now everything works again. The
world is saved :-) !
viktoras d. wrote:
wow, now I am being redirected to Google Error (). Forbidden, your
client does not have permission to get URL /interstitial from
this server. (Client IP address: my
Great, no virus then. I'm on a Mac, that must explain why I didn't
notice it.
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Dutch forum: http://runrev.info/rrforum
We are always looking for new projects!
Just uploaded a significantly upgraded version of this stack
to revOnline. BUTTON BASHER.rev can now produce buttons in
several faintly nauseating colours.
Go, get it: at revOnline under 'Richmond'
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
A
Mac here, too. No problems. Must be a Win thing.
On Jan 31, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Great, no virus then. I'm on a Mac, that must explain why I didn't
notice it.
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On 31 Jan 2009, at 17:26, Petrides, M.D. Marian wrote:
Mac here, too. No problems. Must be a Win thing.
I saw it on my Mac. I think they fixed the problem pretty quickly. (at
3:16 GMT apparently) But it was colorful while it lasted. :-)
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Would be grateful for feedback.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed Systems Development Life Cycle.
Richmond,
Nice, useful stack. I'm not sure why the flat, dark border around
your color images? Seems they would look better without it, and have
just the 3D gradient. Would be nice to be able to set custom color
gradients via the color palette, but I don't know how that would work
Dear list
I sent this mail a few days ago, and unless I missed it, (always
possible if you get the digest, as do) I got no replies at all. This
is the first time this has happened to me, so I thought it might be
worth a second try to see if I get anyone's attention.
TIA
Graham
It
This is a big problem with xtalk environments... they have not in general kept
pace with the modernization of graphics capabilities. Computer OS, have had
spline curves built into their graphics engines for decades. When hypercard
came out, the processor and memory of the mac was so
Graham, i will post a link to a spline editor written in supertalk a few years
ago as soon as i find it. Sorry for the delay.
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From: Graham Samuel livf...@mac.com
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: 1/31/2009 1:23 PM
Subject: Drawing a curved shape - 2nd attempt
Mark Swindell wrote:
Nice, useful stack. I'm not sure why the flat, dark border around
your color images? Seems they would look better without it, and have
just the 3D gradient.
download again, as have just uploaded a newer version with borderless
gradient buttons.
Would be nice to be
Tried this script:
on mauSup
set da flavuh dis mofo to sik
waSup da result
end mauSup
Seemed to always yield the result:
yoMama say yoUgly
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Recently, Randall Reetz wrote:
This is a big problem with xtalk environments... they have not in general kept
pace with the modernization of graphics capabilities.
This is true, but then again, how many xtalk environments are flourishing
these days? If one wants to do do slick graphics, an
Yes. I do use alpha mask images to fake it. But real live interaction is
problematic. I need 3D control (at least of flat images). I need real curves
under dynamic code control. I need object hinging and linking inheritance. I
need the y axis. I need speed! I need threading! And yes i
Hi List:
Anyone know if it's possible to recover a stack from a (what I think is a)
temp file?
On OS X, doing a search for a file that has the name of a stack I'm
currently working on yields several files named myFile.rev~ which I assume
are temp files created during each save of the stack.
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