Nice work! Like the textures on each. Though I think you could have fitted the text more on them, so they didn't look like they were hovering on them but overall really nice! Keep up the good work :)
My favorite is the red, because that just fits with ribbons!
Give us the foreach() loop that the error is at. And if theres any variables used in the foreach loop (between the ( and ) not { }) give us those too if they are declared anywhere else than there.
I look forward to this, by the way I was in making a logo for Revolution project so it will be there soon, perhaps also icons for the Emulator and the CMS will be made.
First of all, that is the the stupidest idea I have ever heard — but it is not impossible.
First you need to install MySQL on the server you wan't to keep the database on (if you wan't phpmyadmin, you have to install PHP too - apache is really too heavy, so install them separately)
Now...
It was a dark night, I was outside playing with myself (NOT LIKE THAT STOP IT) and Chuck Norris just came home from another super attack power arena battle against Iron Man, where he won. But he lost his keys and phone when he got hit by Hulks massive smash. So when he came home to make me a...
Have you ever been in a situation that Chuck Norris lost his life once he lost his keys and his phone while he was in the kitchen to make me a sandwich?
It's is not a minor but a major security threat, since everyone have access to your server through mysql, and your database contain information, that you can modify, delete, add or worse. Therefore, if you're going to open the port, make sure your username for mysql is not default (root) and is...
Because of security. Any time you open a port (depends how, but mostly) it will be open to both ways, incoming (client to server) and outgoing (server to client). This means people can go through that port and have a connection to that software that uses that port. And since MySQL is software...
Follow these steps: http://richbui.com/2009/03/06/how-to-enable-remote-access-to-mysql-server-on-windows-server/
Normally you should NEVER, and I mean NEVER forward port 3306 - but since you really want remote connection, you'll have to open this for incoming and outgoing connections as...