While I should probably say UNICEF, my vote has to be for the ICRC. They do not receive as much funding as UNICEF and are often exposed to dangerous situations.
www.icrc.org/eng/donations/index.jsp
That's why I said it depends on the Apache setup really :P
If you are running mod_suphp (have PHP running as CGI), then you can only use 755 because you are writing to the directory as the owner (instead of as the Apache user). suPHP is actually more secure and flexible and will give Internal...
Now that I reread what you were asking, you can see why it doesn't show the uploaded pic by this part:
echo "The file ". basename( $_FILES['uploadedfile']['name']).
" has been uploaded";
All that's doing is showing the filename that was uploaded. If you wanted to show the image, you...
That is because your domain resolves via an A record.
You will need to create an A record for that subdomain to point to that same IP address (5.135.53.28)
I know he stole the template from somewhere. He was using HabSys but didn't know how to add anything else, so I gave him all my edits as well as create a bunch of other stuff like the marketplace.
It has SQL and there is no price. I will put it up a little later.
http://blah.autobots.biz/
that's how it was when blah hotel closed. I also have the much more updated one using a template that Tommy/Xoberful/Admiral used (and tried to sell on here). That one contains a little more stuff and isn't as buggy.
As far as the I can see from the zip file it does not look like it uses any SQL. Dunno why they have .php extensions when almost every file is basic HTML.
I have a heavily edited version of HabSysv2 by m0nsta. that is great for fansites.
I do like the OOP approach with it. Since this will obviously have some type of implementation with it, may I ask if you are going to change those variables from private to protected?
Not bad, but I don't see why you are storing permissions in cookies instead of making permissions based off access levels and storing it in a database. Session hijacking is a lot easier than finding an exploit and injecting SQL. Not saying the code you posted is insecure or anything.