Recent content by shadowmage121

@s-p-n Hm, didn't know about that, thanks. @thebarcode Hm, I tried commit but I guess I used cur.commit() instead of calling it under the connection variable. Thanks to both of you.

Greetings. So, it appears my SQLite statement is working and when I check the cur.rowcount it returns 1 but when I check the database it is still the same. Could someone possibly help out? def set_data(this, table, field, data, where_clause): conn = sqlite.connect("subzero.db")...

I'm working on a bot for something and I keep hitting blanks and getting an error. I asked a friend of mine for help but he couldn't find the issue. The code is: sqlConn = new SQLiteConnection("Data Source=botinfo.db;Version=3;New=False;Compress=True;Journal Mode=Off;")...

@above Did I mention I encode that portion of the script? If no one knows what the encoded part is, then they can't do anything. Not to mention, everything passed to the serv.php is then made safe. Now, @holthelper I was told by my host that the serv.php is not safe for shared servers. I want...

Apparently this thing crashed a server 6 times and got two of my hosting accounts deleted. So, I asked the host owner person to help me make it so it can work on a shared server. I have no clue how to do so. Can someone help me? <?php require ("/home/joe/FileLibrary/configuration.inc.php")...

Ignore all this. I figured I'd just use XAMPP and enable cURL on it. I'll just edit the script that is failing with PHP 5.3 to work with it and go from there.

I can't seem to get my installation to load cURL. I've uncommented the line, made sure the extension_dir was right. Looked at the PHP manual, made sure the two dll's were placed in the system32 folder and it still won't work. Any ideas?

I believe I got it fixed. Found out that the statement appending text to the tbody has to be on more than one line. I just tested with it, and it appears to be working fine. Thanks for all your help :D

Here you go You must be registered for see element. Before the if, after the append.

var apiPath = 'http://' + document.domain + '/admincp/assets/plugins/'; $(document).ready(function(){ setInterval(loadList, 10000); //setInterval(this, 11000); $('#menu li a span span').click(function(){ switch($(this).text()){ case "Alert"...

ACP -> live_menu.js -> live_menu.js -> api.php API.php then returns the data from SQL in a format similar to: jsonp1282842203092([{"ip":"192.168.1.101","page":"http:\/\/dev.codingdev.co.cc\/modules\/home\/","browser":"Chrome","os":"Win7","refreshes":"5"}]); The JS loadList function is...

In my opinion I love it, I just need to learn more about it =P

Oh, true, true. Here's the link it gave me. You must be registered for see element.

I don't see how that would help debug the code. The website links to the live.php in my admin assets directory which in turn interfaces with the API to get commands etc.

I got this working. :D I just used checkdnsrr and it works fine. :D