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    Quote Originally Posted by Dentafrice View Post
    I know what the **** a flatfile is, but .htaccess has nothing to do with flatfiles and customer usersystems...

    nothing at all.

    Plus where did flatfile come in, in the first place?

    Wy would you edit the htaccess anyway with fwrite? .htacess files are not meant to be dynamic.
    Well, some other file writing function, because you can't exactly do it dynamically by using cPanel.

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    I want to know where the **** you brought flat files in? We are talking about customer usersystems.. where did cPanel and subdomains come in?


    Actually using cPanel to do it is dynamic.. adding it to the htaccess file by yourself or by PHP is still static.. the htaccess file can't be dynamic.. as it is rendered by the server before any SS language gets to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dentafrice View Post
    I want to know where the **** you brought flat files in? We are talking about customer usersystems.. where did cPanel and subdomains come in?


    Actually using cPanel to do it is dynamic.. adding it to the htaccess file by yourself or by PHP is still static.. the htaccess file can't be dynamic.. as it is rendered by the server before any SS language gets to it.
    Fair enough, and it came from another thread by Meti and an MSN chat, which I probably should have mentioned.

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    Yeah, because it doesn't fit this thread

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    A bunch of idiots thinking they know about everything.. flatfiles, rofl!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Excellent View Post
    A bunch of idiots thinking they know about everything.. flatfiles, rofl!!
    To also store the customer information, and if you haven't got anything helpful to say I reccomend you don't bother posting as your a waste of space.

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    well try finindg like a user system of any kind then edit it adding the features you need and edit the images to fit it also you could always just wait till you get some spare cash from metidesigns then pay fro someone to make you one

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    Easiest way would be to write your own script. Particuarly a PHP script. Loads of tutorials on this.


    Good luck Meti !






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    Quote Originally Posted by Minor View Post
    To also store the customer information, and if you haven't got anything helpful to say I reccomend you don't bother posting as your a waste of space.
    Look you crazed little insomniac, just because you have the ability to echo out a peice of text don't go thinking you're god. He would be better off storing his information in a database, not a bloody flatfile.

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