LOUOS
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That was a fantastic waste of time. thank you for walking me through.
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Spoke with my ISP and its £5 a month to get a public ip address so that I can configure the port fowarding. what public ip address are they talkling about?
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I am currently trying to get in contact with my isp. I will try using a different port.
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what would the difference be between having a static ip and using DDNS.
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is it just some ports in specic or all ports? and why would they block ports?
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I'm a first time port forwarder. I want to host my own minecraft server for my friends to play on but cannot get my friends to conenct to it. I will list of the things that I have done: -created a port forward on my router to my private ip -restarted my pc and router several times -tested the port on a port checking webite and had no connection -tested the port on a port cheking website with my firewall disabled no connection -tested the port on a port cheking website with inbound and outbound rules added to my firewall no connection -I made sure I gave my friend the right public ip because he was able to ping me. -The server has the port as 25565 and the server ip as my private ip in the .properties folder. -I was able to connect to the server using 0 (the localhost thing) but not using the public ip and port. From reading online this could be an issue caused by my ISP? what would they be doing to prevent a port forward on my router? and what would I ask them to change? It could be an issue with my firewall still but I allowed java runtime binaries in my firewall and have tested with the firewall disabled. I also read the a port checker only works if there is a process using/watching the port. Is there a way to to get a dummy process so I can troubleshoot. I was poking around and found I was able to connect to a router 192.168.10.1 (my default gateway was 192.168.0.1) which I wasn't able to login to (no default login) is this whats preventing port forwarding? Basically I running around in circles reading forum post after forum post. If there is any other information that would be helpful ask away. any help is greatly appreciated.
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this better? <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <?php $myfile = file_get_contents("obstacles.txt"); ?> <script> function Number(){ var x = "<?php echo $myfile;?>"; alert(x); } window.addEventListener('load',Number); </script> </body> </html>
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Hi, so for the last three hours I have been trawlling through youtube videos and forums trying to find out a way of reading a .txt file and storing it as a javascript variable. Initially I was hoping for something similar to pythons .open and .read procedure in javascript. However what I found out was that you have to do that in php then "send it" to the javascript so this is what I've come up with: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <script> function Number(){ var x = "<?php echo $myfile;?>"; alert(x); } window.addEventListener('load',Number); </script> <?php $rawfile = fopen("obstacles.txt", "r"); // obstacles contains 'I hate php' $myfile = fread($rawfile,filesize("obstacles.txt")); ?> </body> </html> The alert always just contains <?php echo $myfile;?> as text (I hesitate to say string). Would appreciate help with problem. PS. If theres anything about opening directly as an array that would be great.
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It's called the "youtube ad crisis for a reason".
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So my friends laptop is pretty much dead and wanted to build a new PC. I just wanted to know if I could just take to hard drive from the laptop and plug the dive into the new PC? are there any specific programs or precautions I need to take?
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Donald trump press interviews maybe? tbh anadtech.
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thank you.
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cool thanks.
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Hi I am currently working on a small school project making a takeaway pizza order. we only have to design the interface and algorithm behind and I have been stuck on a particular problem where I do not know how to refresh a text. I tried using the .refresh but that wasn't what I was looking for. I will leave a simplified version below. also javascript.... Many Thanks. <!DOCTYPE html5> <html> <body> <p id="Output"></p> <button id="Small" onclick="Small()"> Small £1 </button> <button id ="Medium" onclick="Medium()"> Medium £1.50 </button> <button id ="Large" onclick="Large()"> Large £2 </button> <script> var Cost = 0; var Order= [[base],[Toppings]]; var S = document.getElementById("Small"); var M = document.getElementById("Medium"); var L = document.getElementById("Large"); function Small(){ var Cost++1; document.getElementById("Output").innerHTML = Cost; var Order[0]=("small"); S.disabled = true; Topping(); } function Medium(){ Cost++1.5; document.getElementById("Output").innerHTML = Cost; Order[0]=medium; M.disabled = true; Topping(); } function Large(){ Cost++2; document.getElementById("Output").innerHTML = Cost; Order[0]=large; L.disabled = true; Topping(); } function Topping(){ #blah blah blah } </script> </body> </html>
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depends on brand and when it was made. But theoretically HDD because of the whole moving parts thing.
