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Have you pit it against FF3 yet?

I like what I'm seeing. If it becomes Firefox 3 without the memory whorage, Mozilla might lose its flagship spot in the browser catigory.

google: "[whatever it takes to make the modem code show up] -buy -trial"

The fact that you asked that question means you're not ready for hosting, in my opinion. Go browse w3schools.

Rawr.

The finger is real mature. I'm sure your parents would love to know that you're proving your manhood by picking fights with random people on the internet. All cynicism aside, you shouldn't be making death threats, phoexer, even if it was a joke. ...I sound like someone's mom. Bleh.

Read all of the sign-up sheet. Note that you only have one chance to create your account. Please carefully review your submission before finalizing. Only one account is allowed per user. Also, if you want a top level domain, you must already own it. So I'm guessing you didn't own ptcnedir.com, eh?

Quit spamming, please and thank you.

It was already done.

Byron wins.

Well, the page wouldn't continue until the user hits the "I agree" button below the big red text.

No, actually, I swear that's new; and considering that there are no posts in it, I bet it is.

Yeah that's quite true. But all I want to do is put the big red text on its own page, and before you confirm your account, you are somehow forced to read it, i.e. redirected to a page with only that. It's one line of EULA

Okay, so forgive me if I missed something, but exactly how are we suppose to register for a domain once the required post count is achieved? Before we just needed to send you a domain item from the store, but we don't have that now...

I swear, you enjoy pwning n00bs. This is the nth one who's ignored most of our rules and warnings, I think we should put the big red text on its own page and have the sign up page redirect to that before creating the account, kind of like the Terms of Use, except really blatantly obvious.

I agree with Sungazer, reminds me of /*You are not expected to understand this.*/

I dunno, looks fine on my end. EDIT: Nevermind, I see what you're saying, weird.

So is onchange an actual event? I've never heard of it. *Looks on w3schools* Got it. Okay, so your script is horribly outta whack. You need to use the id attribute if you want it to work. I'm pretty sure document.form won't work. You'll also have to find some way to pass the url of where you want the browser to go to the function, instead of defining that in the function.

djbob, it's not working <select name="site" size=1 onchange="formhandler()"> From what I can tell, formHandler() needs to have the proper capitalization, javascript is case sensitive. That's just at a first glance though, g'luck.

Deviantart is Deviantart, Helionet is not Deviantart. I think the basics, such as more people and mods, should be put before brainstorming new fancy features. What are features if no one is here to use them?

Yay, so I only need 41 post in order to get a domain?

If you created a new account around now, it's automatically on the new server I believe.

Well it'd take a lot for you to be using your bandwidth, one percent is several megabytes. So unless you're visiting your site a lot, it probably is a glitch. I'm not an expert though, so I might be wrong. On another hand, your bandwidth resets every month, so even if you go up a notch every day, by the time you're near full, it'll reset. Cheers.

I'd like to keep the points for bragging rights, all new posts shouldn't earn helions. It'd be funny if you added stupid stuff to the store, like you can buy "pi" or "a blank stare". Then you can send it to people to indicate emotion or just randomly. My question is how do you know if you've posted 400 times exactly, and if you haven't requested a Top Level Domain, do your posts from before this change count?