Messages posted by: Carbonize

Only if your HOST has .htm extensions set up to be passed to PHP otherwise, and this is the normal setup, you need to use the .php extension.

What that means is that it is sending out something, be it HTML or just blank space, before the script is getting called. Did you edit this function in admin.class.php?

hmmmmmm well line 129 of the normal vars.class.php is about the flood check. Did you download your scripts from here or did your hosts supply them? If possible could you send me your vars.class.php file to webmaster@carbonize.co.uk

The part IP they posted should work fine. Never actually had any reason to ban an IP myself though so never tested it.

Narley wrote:Already done a seach MR NASTY yeilded 0 results

Funny given that this subject has come up countless times and the answer is simple - This is a free guestbook made by Chi Kien Uong in his spare time. All modifications are made by people in their spare time and given for free. The modification which you, and many others, have requested is not a small thing and would require a lot of work and a lot of somebodies time which is a lot to ask for for free.

Always use internal paths for includes. As you are calling it via the server it may be getting passed to PHP and then the processed results being sent to you as HTML.

For a start you would have to combine the addentry.php code with the index.php code so it could handle both the entry viewing and the form creation/input. You would then need to edit the code used to create the form to prevent it putting the header and footer files in there.

Not to my knowledge although it is something I occasionally think of. I might ask people to make some so I can release them with The db Guestbook (working name for the version of Advanced Guestbook 2.3.1 I have worked on).

I have a script written that ust sends a single email to my address. I wrote it to test a headers problem.

Can you contact me via a messenger or email me so i can send you a test script.

it doesn't appear to be writing the cookie.

Did you download the guestbook from here or did your host provide it?

It's possible but no simple.

Have you enabled the mail option in the General Settings area of the admin?

Which version of the guestbook? 1.5 or 2.3.1?