Lol, well there's us. Isnt that all that matters?
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RE: Calling All Tech People - CloudatCost is Hiring Technical Support Staff.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
Gonna install WHM and CPanel today, and move a few websites I've been working on on my Cpanel to work
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@scottalanmiller
Ya for sure, I'm not defending or attacking the company, just willing to gamble $100 to see where the company goes.
Definitely spent more money on dumber things before -
RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
I was talking to one of their techs the other day, they are actually opening a new datacenter in 6-8 months so they are still growing
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@thecreativeone91
Not gonna lie still have my C@C (Whatever its $100 I wanna see where the company goes) not gonna lie it seems to have gotten much better, I just use to it f**k around nothing critical at all, currently got 3 2008r2's running to install a DAG (for testing)
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RE: Understanding Server 2012r2 Clustering
100% personal and just doing this to learn.
All gets blown away when the trials end
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RE: Understanding Server 2012r2 Clustering
Alright ya I'm definitely trying to eliminate the single point of failure.
Alright guess step 1 is done (haha) time to pull up a youtube video on DAG's
Thanks guys.
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RE: Understanding Server 2012r2 Clustering
Oh really? Oh that sounds so much better!
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Understanding Server 2012r2 Clustering
Hey guys,
So I'm hoping to set up a server 2012r2 cluster server with DAG for exchange.
Just trying to get a grasp on this before I start.
So I know I need to have an iSCSI host shared to the rest of the cluster.
Just trying to clarify or not though if my iSCSI host goes down does my cluster and DAG still function? The iSCSI isnt my single point of failure I assume right?
Thanks
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@scottalanmiller
lolWe're developing our basement so wont be our main, doing a 32" or a 40" in our second kitchen, and a 50" in our living room
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
That really sucks.
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RE: PHP Mess up
Ah that looks much prettier, thanks for the tidbit of advice
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RE: PHP Mess up
Bah got it
printf ('<li><div class="slide"> %s <a href="%s"><input class="bluebutton blue" type="button" value="Click here to see this post!" />%s</a> </div></li>', $content, $url, $img ); endwhile;
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RE: PHP Mess up
Using This Website I feel it should be a 3 second fix but I cant seem to get it?
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PHP Mess up
Hey guys.
So I'm still fairly new to the website world, my friend gave me some code that was working perfectly, I thought I only cut and pasted a piece of code, found it didnt work, and put it back. Obviously I may have done something else though?
// LOOP if ( $ocquery->have_posts() ) : while ( $ocquery->have_posts() ) : $ocquery->the_post(); $content = preg_replace('/(<)([img])(\w+)([^>]*>)/', '', $content); $content = get_the_title(); $content = apply_filters('the_content', $content); $content = str_replace(']]>', ']]>', $content); $url = get_permalink(); $img = get_the_post_thumbnail($the_post->ID, 'thumbnail'); printf ('<li><div class="slide"> %s <a href="%s"><input class="bluebutton blue" type="button" value="Click here to see this post!" />%s</a> </div></li>', $content, $url, $img,; ) endwhile; endif; echo '</ul></div></div></div></div>'; wp_reset_query(); // reset the query
Would anyone be able to tell me where my "whoopsie" is, what I did was remove the $img, and try to put it infront of the $url, then put it back (obviously wrong though)
Thanks much appreciated.
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RE: Web design for non-profit
@thecreativeone91
Oh really, guess I've been lucky so far.
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RE: Web design for non-profit
Agreed, between Notepadd++ the features of CPanel, and even just editing the files from within the site... What more does one need.