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From what I've tested you'll need to use the second method for multiple page types: <FILES articles> ForceType application/x-httpd-php </FILES> <FILES files> ForceType application/x-httpd-php </FILES> <FILES tests> ForceType application/x-httpd-php </FILES>

Hi: Just wondering what you guys think of http://www.codetricks.com , especially in the area of design and load time. It's a tutorials site on various programming languages such as PHP, JavaScript etc. Thanks,

PHPDev is a good one: http://firepages.com.au

An sample syntax to creating a table would be: create table myprefix_table1( field1 int unsigned, field 2 text )

Pay Systems seems to be getting some good reviews elsewhere: http://www.paysystems.com I'm currently deciding btw that and 2checkout.com.

I've seen the first LOTR movie, and will see the second soon. Seems like I'm the only one among my friend who didn't think the movie was all that great. It was long, lost focus a lot of the time, and the battle scenes were just a little unbelievable and boring. But apparently thats just me.

PHP and mysql web development is good. Half way through it right now.

Remarkablehosting.com comes to mind.

I wonder how much of a price increase one can expect. I'm currently assessing between a few hosts for a site, myacen being one of them.

Does your site support php/mysql? If so, there are a number of free Live Journal "look alike" scripts out there, such as moveabletype.org, pmachine.com etc. They are all free for non commerical sites.

Arrays are just a robust form of variables, so if you find variables useful (or necessary), then arrays can only be more so :)

That was exactly one of the main reasons why I hadn't gone with them. Seems like they cut back on a lot of the standard features like cgi unless you sign up for their mid+ packages.

Right after watching, I would say Braveheart and Terminator 2.

I've heard a lot of good things about dreamhost. Checking their prices now it seems they have gone down quite a bit compared to when I was interested in them.

There's no way to reliably email forms using any client side language. I would check out the Form scripts listed at cgi-resources.com, which require CGI.