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DarkNotes

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  1.    James Moriarty reacted to a gallery image: The World
  2. Hello everybody, Im not sure if anybody will actually remember me, but used to be active here a little while ago. Anyway, I have found a little bit more free time, so I thought I would come say Hey, and try get active again. 1,000 post goal.
  3. Hey Guys! I am having some problems with Apache and my DNS (I think). When ever I create a subdomain entry in apache2.conf, and add a A record. The subdomain just redirects to the file directory. E.g. static - A - **.**.***.** DocumentRoot /home/sitename/public_html/sub/static ServerName static.sitename.com When I go to static.sitename.com in my browser I am just getting sent to sitename.com/sub/static. I do not believe this is an htaccess problem or similar, as it happens with all of my domains. NameVirtualHost 85.25.***.**:80 <VirtualHost 85.25.***.**:80> DocumentRoot /home/sitename/public_html ServerName sitename.com ServerAlias www.sitename.com <Directory "/home/sitename/public_html"> Options +Indexes FollowSymLinks +ExecCGI AllowOverride AuthConfig FileInfo Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost 85.25.153.44:80> DocumentRoot /home/sitename/public_html/sub/static ServerName static.sitename.com ServerAlias static.sitename.com <Directory "/home/sitename/public_html/sub/static"> </Directory> UseCanonicalName off </VirtualHost> You can view this with http://static.fpsoverload.com Thanks.
  4. Cheers, I'll have a play around with that
  5. the tables aren't very nice, make them div's
  6. Hey, Having a little trouble with getting some more SEO friendly links, from my news system. Okay, so I index.php shows the category and it gives me the url shownews.php?c=# That is linked into index.php automaticly, so I have a list of shownews.php?c=2 shownews.php?c=1 Also i can add the title to the category with $news[cattitle] So the html is: <a href="shownews.php?$c=$news[newscat]">$news[cattitle]</a> and $news[newscat]] goes to "#" and cattitle hoes to "Category Title" Well, those arn't very seo friendly, so I want to make them like /category_title/ So, I need to do that will htaccess, because that run's before php, right? So can htaccess go though the php file, and change "shownews.php?$c=$news[newscat]" to "/category_title/" ? Thanks to anybody who can help?
  7. DarkNotes replied to pat24's topic in General Chat
    html: xhtml: Oops css: eek! I need to study more:P what were cheat sheets made for?
  8. Meee!! Here Havn't really uploaded much stuff recently, but like you "eventually posting my artwork" I havnt really signed up ages ago
  9. DarkNotes posted a topic in General Chat
    So, Who you supporting? What you think about the squads? Anybody going to see a match? Any other comments?
  10. Yeah, Think about how much Google influences our everyday life, How much it helps us do. Now imagine the world with out it Nº. 1 Google Fan oops. that images say Yahoo on it...
  11. That article was up quick! Glad its over
  12. Hehe, sorry its abit off topic, but all this hamster stuff is reminding me of the...what was it... hamsterkillerforum? Sorry
  13. You can go to the Inster Tab > HTML > Special Characters... Or You can, in the code view, type & and a list will come up! Hope thats what you ment!
  14. ahh No IE...that would be good People will be still asking how to center sites in Css though
  15. I'm Saving up Just got myslef a new pc though
  16. Yayy! Well done m8! @Skysurge ... Where's the opening tag?...that would not validate...

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