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HelioHost username: caeszura

Server: Stevie

HelioHost main domain: caeszura.heliohost.org

My reply is probably too late, as I don't check the forums that often.

- if you're looking for tabs, with or without a scrolling effect, then check out jquery tools download the tabs one, and/or with scrolling. You'll need jquery, which can be easily included using google's CDN.

- an alternative to the tabbed scrolling effect would be coda slider or jflow, which you can find a tutorial on here. both require jquery.

- if you want to scroll an entire page, as found on my site or here, get scrollTo

- There are of course other implementations using other libraries, such as moocontentscroller as mentioned above, which uses mootools

- here's another jquery scrolling effect

- you can also just google "content slider" for more stuff like this

good luck with whatever you're doing.

I would have to say Firefox or Swiftweasel(an optimized version of firefox). While firefox is noticeably slower than google chrome, it more than makes up for that with it's superior Addons/extensions. Plus, firefox, in my opinion, has the coolest logo of all the browsers out there.

Mate, no one here is COMPLAINING of the services you give for FREE. That's not the point. The point is, even if it is free, it would be nice some quality or reliability. Because not even the most needy people wants, or needs, bad products and services just because it's FREE.

You just contradicted yourself there.

Well I got my answer, so thanks Wizard and djbob for helping

I was planning on creating an online compiler. A user would type code into a text area or upload a file, and then the script would use php's system() or something similar to call gcc and compile. It would then run the program and output all results to the user, or allow the user to download the executable (though this may not be a good idea considering that the executable would be made for CentOS).

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Also, anyone who would need to compile something should already know how to do it by themselves, and would require no online services.

However the compiler is only the first part. It's going to be an online grader similar to the one found at http://train.usaco.org.

There will be programming questions and then the user submits a program. It's compiled and run multiple times, each with different input data. If all output is correct, they move on to the next problem and/or get points. Sorry I didn't say this before.

So is gcc actually installed?

Is gcc installed on the server?

What do you need it for?

Actually, never mind. After browsing heliohost's website again i just realized that system() and everything else similar is disabled.

I'm guessing your not going to enable it for me?

 

Oh wow, and apparently this is the 666th topic on the questions forum

Again, what do you need it for?

I was planning on creating an online compiler. A user would type code into a text area or upload a file, and then the script would use php's system() or something similar to call gcc and compile. It would then run the program and output all results to the user, or allow the user to download the executable (though this may not be a good idea considering that the executable would be made for CentOS).

Is gcc installed on the server?

What do you need it for?

Actually, never mind. After browsing heliohost's website again i just realized that system() and everything else similar is disabled.

I'm guessing your not going to enable it for me?

Oh wow, and apparently this is the 666th topic on the questions forum

Is gcc installed on the server?

Ive recently registered at heliohost

and i want to know

how do you make python work

when ever i upload my file it always shows the source code

i followed the instructions that told me to put the file in cgi-bin

but im not sure about the content type thing

so can somebody give me an example python file that would work on heliohost?