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Author: gnewsgroupgnewsgroup
Date: Apr 8, 2008 19:28
I got my domain from no-ip.com.
And I would like to let godaddy host my web site.
So, here is the question: Where/How do I modify my no-ip account, so
that I can use my no-ip domain for my site which will be hosted at
godaddy?
I called godaddy and was told that I only need to set my no-ip domain
to use the following 2 name servers:
ns51.domaincontrol.com
ns52.domaincontrol.com
I looked around in my no-ip.com account, but could not figure out
where to do it.
Could anyone please give me a hint?
Thank you very much.
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Author: defnydddefnydd
Date: Apr 8, 2008 12:30
I have an IE rendering problem. Does anyone know how I can fix it
fast? I need to finish this damned thing by tomorrow and it doesnt
look good. I have played with doctypes and css hacks and it doesnt
seem to work .
Here the page:-
http://www.parentk12.com/wnp/index.html
As you can see in FF its fine but in IE its a mess. I'd be grateful
for any help or guidance.
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Author: KilakiwiKilakiwi
Date: Apr 8, 2008 12:22
I'm writing an RFP for development of a new website. I know we do not
want it to be Flash-heavy, there is no database behind it, and we need
to be able to update it ourselves quickly. I (obviously) don't know
much about the different languages and tools.
Should we ask for it to be built as CSS, Drupal, XHTML, or what? It
will have a lot of graphics, some forms, and frequently updated
content, and will eventually expand to include internal links for
several office locations, which will each have their own pages.
I have experienced too many glitches on previous sites where I had to
wait days for the developer to respond to my requests for help and
need something this time that is straightforward, standardized and
user friendly so that other programmers can easily step in later if
needed. Any suggestions?
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Author: HeidiHeidi
Date: Apr 8, 2008 07:31
I had an update to Avast and I have posted about it to the forum however I
would like to know what this is?
I have googled several different thing including "What is VBS:Malware-gen"
and all I find are posts by people
claiming to have this 'infection'.
What triggered it on my pc was some pages with a javascript form? Now I did
this myself, though perhaps badly as
javascript is not my strong suit, for a specific purpose.
After that other scripts triggered it as well that I didn't write so I feel
better a little LOL.
I am assuming something is buggy with the update or maybe the update rules
for this are too aggressive.
What I really want to know is what is VBS:Malware-gen?
Any help/links much appreciated.
Heidi
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Author:
Date: Apr 8, 2008 01:32
I have an application which I wrote in C which uses a data structure,
and I should like to port it to Perl.
However, I am finding comprehendable information about data structures
under Perl difficult.
Basically, the existing C data structure is as follows:
typedef struct
{
char *s;
char *k;
char *a[10];
char *c[20];
}
MATCH;
MATCH *phrase;
With the strings being dynamically allocated or not in each record.
Then one has phrase->s, phrase->a[n] etc.
But even at its simplest, what I need is a structure which will hold
one string (s), and an array of a variable number of other strings
(c[] in the above example).
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