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Ok, I found a solution that works, but I'm still interested in getting it to only display those files. If you're interested, here's what I did. I still want a better solution though. Any suggestions on the previous problem? <?php $dir = "./files"; if (is_dir($dir)) { if ($dh =...

IE > Firefox :p (Im using firefox right now)

Suddenly, I get a new respect for this place *signed*

Did you even read my post? :mad: What I want is for it to look at the contents of a directory, and then remove from the list any .php files, or, preferably, only display the .txt ones. I also am trying to parse out the "./" and ".txt" of each file. Sorry if this wasn't clear enough.

Interference will probably be one of your lesser concerns at a LAN with wireless KB & mouse. It is amazingly easy to reach over and just grab a MX700 set that isn't physically glued down, which defeats the purpose of it being wireless. Leave it at home, bring a wired set. They disappear a lot less.

What I use myself, and what I found to work very well, is Text Counter from Matt's Script Archive. It uses CGI & SSI, but works good for a simple counter. You can reset the count every once in a while by just overwriting the counter(like a cron job for the first of the month or something)

I'm futzing around with PHP. I just started(finally), and I think I'm beginning to like it :) I'm still working on the very, very basics, though. :( . I'm using w3schools and google(my preferred two sources). What I'm trying to do here is to have the script list the contents of a directory, and...

My brother was complaining about spyware(he's 12 :rolleyes: ), so i came and ran adaware and spybot S & D, etc. They got most of it, but 3 still remain. 1. About every 10 min, IE tries to launch C:\Win98\dlm.html(it use d to be a plarge WARNING PORNOGRAPHY etc thing, but I deleted it. The...

I have reasons. Namely a whole bunch of user settings I can't lose(and passwords set). I'm trying to increase HD capacity w/o it being noticed.

I was hoping for something free. Just a way to create a MBR pointing to C: fdisk -mbr or something?

I have this one machine(the one I'm posting with) that has Win2K installed on it. For reasons of increased HD space, I want to copy this drive to another one(current is 30GB, want to use a 80GB I'm not using). The whole drive is one big partition, of which ~25GB is used(I only plan to copy about...

:eek: A bit extreme, but that works...

Unless somebody gives me more stuff, I'm sticking with what I got.

I just moved my Win2K setup to a different motherboard & CPU, which has 2 P3 700's(sucky I know). But Win2K(professional) doesn't recognize CPU #2, nor dors WCPUID. Do I need to re-install to have it recognize the second CPU? Win2K Pro supports 2 CPUs, right?