bob on March 26th, 2008
To create a remote DirectAdmin login page, you will have to put some HTML codes in your website.
Consider your website url is www.yourdomain.com, your DirectAdmin login url will be http://www.yourdomain.com:2222 for non-SSL or https://www.yourdomain.com:2222 for SSL login.
You need to put the following HTML from in your website HTML codes.
<form action=’http://www.yourdomain.com:2222/CMD_LOGIN/’ method=’post’>
<table border=’1′ width=’250′ cellpadding=’2′ cellspacing=’0′>
<tr>
<td align=’right’>Username:</td>
<td><input type=’text’ name=’username’></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align=’right’>Password:</td>
<td><input type=’password’ name=’password’></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan=’2′ align=’center’><input type=’reset’ name=’r1′ value=’Reset’><input type=’submit’ name=’s1′ value=’Login’></td>
</tr>
</table>
</form>
In the code, you should replace “www.yourdomain.com” with your website domain name.
If you want to use SSL login, you should replace “http” with “https”.
Replace “Username:” and “Password:” with your own phrase if you like to translate it or such.
Replace “Login” and “Reset” with your own phrase if you like to translate it or such.
Now just put this code in your website where ever you need.
bob on March 17th, 2008
Streaming media let you to stream video content in real time, you can sway viewing or listening such as preview, video clips and can enable view again features. With modest simple equipment and viewing control, you can be capable to broadcast an audio-visual material on a worldwide.
Through Internet-connected device, or a PC or something more precise, the user can access on-line media in much the same way as it was earlier possible only with a television or radio receiver. Also through podcast you can use much variation like you can download in full the audio material and play back on a computer or shift to a digital audio player for listening. Also On -demand streams are being stored on a server for a longer period, and are made accessible at a user’s request.
YouTube, is one of the best example for video streaming since it has grown up with enormous number of daily users and achieved popularity in a short time span. Youtub is is now world number one website for free streaming video. It uses a flash-based web player which streams video files in the format FLV. Users are able to watch videos without creating an account. The users those desire to upload their video and broadcast themselves can get an unlimited amount of videos and create own personal profile and subscriber list. Millions of new videos are uploaded every day in youtube attracting viewers worldwide, which is really incredible!
For web hosting of streaming media site you need greater control and network as well as highest security features with higher bandwidth and 24×7 technical support which should be your priority while looking for video hosting providers.
bob on March 15th, 2008
Here are 4 reasons why you should care about Web standards; however the benefit is much more than what illustrated here while you make your website web standards compliance.
1. Search Engine Optimization Initiative
The search engine spiders find easier to index site, and the clean and valid code, Also the Google sitemaps protocol has become a de-facto Web standard. Standards help users by reducing load time, search engines prefer websites that are built with accessibility in mind.
2. Accessibility
Accessibility is the practice of making website content available to everyone, including users with disabilities. As an additional benefit to making site content more accessible to specific audience, Accessible websites avoid putting important information in images, make good use of alt tags, avoid using PDFs for everything, limit the use of JavaScript and tables, and more.
3. Lower Total Cost of Ownership
Websites that are built upon standards are easier to update and maintain in the long run. Semantic code, where the information is marked as to its purpose or meaning rather than its appearance, makes redesigns less costly. Bandwidth costs for high-traffic websites can be significantly reduced due to the smaller file sizes usually achievable with table less code (ESPN rebuilt their website and estimated a savings of 2 Terabytes per day in bandwidth).
4. Cross-browser, Cross-platform, Cross-device Compatibility
By building websites to adhere to standards, your chances improve of having your website perform well in multiple web browsers, on multiple operating systems, and even on multiple devices which are trendy these days.
bob on March 12th, 2008
Here is the way you can send HTML email by using the Active Server Pages using the following code.
<%
Dim htmlMess ‘ THIS STORES THE HTML CODE
‘ PLEASE TAKE CARE ABOUT YOUR DOUBLE QUOTES
htmlMess = “<html><head><title>HTML message in Email</title>”
htmlMess = htmlMess & “<style>”
htmlMess = htmlMess & “h1{font-family : Arial; font-size : 16pt; font-weight : bold; color: #000000;}”
htmlMess = htmlMess & “p{font-family : Arial; font-size : 10pt; color: black; text-align : justify;}</style></head>”
htmlMess = htmlMess & “<body bgcolor=’#ffffff’>”
htmlMess = htmlMess & “<h1>My HTML Message from an ASP Page!</h>”
htmlMess = htmlMess = & “<p>This message has been written in HTML format.</p></body></html>”
‘ FIRST I’LL SHOW HOW TO DO IT IN CDONTS, AND THEN IN SMTP
Dim oSendMailer
‘ CDONTS BEGINS
Set oSendMailer = Server.CreateObject(”CDONTS.NewMail”)
oSendMailer.To = “ToEmail”
oSendMailer.From = “FromEmail”
oSendMailer.Subject = “Subject Matter”
‘ THE FOLLOWING ARE THE EXTRA SETTINGS:
oSendMailer.BodyFormat = 0
oSendMailer.MailFormat = 0
oSendMailer.Body=htmlMess
oSendMailer.Send
set oSendMailer = nothing
‘ CDONTS ENDS
‘ SMTP BEGINS
Set oSendMailer = Server.CreateObject(”SMTPsvg.Mailer”)
oSendMailer.FromAddress = “FromAddress”
oSendMailer.FromName = “FromName”
oSendMailer.AddRecipient “Recipient Name”, “RecipientEmail”
oSendMailer.RemoteHost = “mail.yourdomain.com”
oSendMailer.Subject = “Subject Matter”
oSendMailer.ContentType=”Text/HTML”
oSendMailer.BodyText = htmlMess
oSendMailer.SendMail
set oSendMailer = nothing
‘ SMTP ENDS
%>
bob on March 11th, 2008
Due to some unseen event in firefox if your bookmarks stored become corrupted or lost your bookmarks within the last five days, you can restore them from the set of backups that Firefox maintains. follow these steps to restore your bookmarks backups;
* From the menu at the top of the Firefox window, select File and then select the Exit menu item.
* Reboot your computer.
* When the computer restarts, select the Start Menu in the Windows Taskbar. Then, select Run.
* In the Run dialog, enter the following:
%APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles
* Click OK.
* A window displays all your Firefox profiles as a set of folders.
* Each Profile folder is named something like the following:
xxxxxxxx.<ProfileName>
where xxxxxxxx is an assortment of random letters or numerals
<ProfileName> corresponds to the name of the profile.
* For example, the folder containing the default profile is named xxxxxxxx.default.
* Select the folder for your current profile.
* In the profile folder, the file bookmarks.html stores your bookmarks and has become corrupted. Right-click this file, and select Rename….
* Rename the file to a unique name, such as the following:
bookmarks_backup.html
* Open the folder named bookmarkbackups.
* In the bookmarks backup folder, you should see up to five files with names like the following
bookmarks-xxxx-xx-xx.html
where
xxxx-xx-xx corresponds to the date the backup was made.
* You must copy one of these backups to the profile folder. Right-click the most recently dated backup. Select Copy.
* Go back to the previous folder, which now contains the bookmarks_backup.html file.
* Right-click in the white space of the folder. Select Paste.
* Right click the file you just pasted (bookmarks-xxxx-xx-xx.html). Select Rename….
* Rename the file to bookmarks.html
* Restart Firefox. now you can locate your bookmarks from the boomark Menu.
