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[cucumberdude]

You must be kidding me. Search div vs table. It will bring up hundreds of well argued articles about the faults and qualities of both approaches.

As an example, divs are awful when it comes to browser compatibility.

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[DontCare4Free]

You must be kidding me. Search div vs table. It will bring up hundreds of well argued articles about the faults and qualities of both approaches.

As an example, divs are awful when it comes to browser compatibility.

Not anymore.

[DrenDran]

Anyway, I'll redo how the website looks.
But in the meantime I'm trying to improve the server itself, I've uploaded a new version of the server to the vps and am now running it, while it still crashes, hopefully it has helped fixed some problems. It also changes the way the loging works. The "requests log" is now an "activity log". Only logging more signifigant action, rather than every page view.

[DontCare4Free]

Anyway, I'll redo how the website looks.
But in the meantime I'm trying to improve the server itself, I've uploaded a new version of the server to the vps and am now running it, while it still crashes, hopefully it has helped fixed some problems. It also changes the way the loging works. The "requests log" is now an "activity log". Only logging more signifigant action, rather than every page view.

How about running it under supervisor so it automatically restarts when it crashes?

The program configuration should look something like this:

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[program:syerjchepweb]
command=/path/to/your/server/binary


[DrenDran]

How about running it under supervisor so it automatically restarts when it crashes?

The program configuration should look something like this:

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[program:syerjchepweb]
command=/path/to/your/server/binary


Seems, like a good idea.
I'll look into it.

[DontCare4Free]

Seems, like a good idea.
I'll look into it.

On another note, how about making logged-in users able to set custom css templates?

[DrenDran]

On another note, how about making logged-in users able to set custom css templates?

For example, allowing them to change the colorscheme once the website has been redesigned?
Sure.

[DontCare4Free]

For example, allowing them to change the colorscheme once the website has been redesigned?
Sure.

No, I meant completely being able to replace the css stylesheet.

[cucumberdude]

Well most browsers can do that on their own. Perhaps alternate colorschemes is a better idea.

[DontCare4Free]

Well most browsers can do that on their own.

Name one please?
As you claim they can do it on their own, extensions don't count, it has to be core.

Also, this would allow dren some insight in how people would like the website to look. Another thing in this would be if your user page would always be using "your" stylesheet, this would give it a bit of a social part too.

[DrenDran]

Name one please?
As you claim they can do it on their own, extensions don't count, it has to be core.

Also, this would allow dren some insight in how people would like the website to look. Another thing in this would be if your user page would always be using "your" stylesheet, this would give it a bit of a social part too.

Wait, you're saying I should not only allow people to write they're own css code for the website, but make it viewable to other users?
I'd think the most in customization I'd want is people getting to choose different colors for different elements, nothing that extensive.

[DontCare4Free]

Wait, you're saying I should not only allow people to write they're own css code for the website, but make it viewable to other users?
I'd think the most in customization I'd want is people getting to choose different colors for different elements, nothing that extensive.

Why not?

EDIT: Also, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=syerjchep.org&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0
EDIT 2: Why are the passwords (and session ids) only numbers?

[DrenDran]

Why not?

EDIT: Also, http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=syerjchep.org&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0
EDIT 2: Why are the passwords (and session ids) only numbers?

It uses the default "rand" function, modulated into a range of 0-9, e.g. one digit numbers, then cast into strings, and appended to a master result string, this is done ten times, and thus the password or session ID is created.

Also:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fsyerjchep.org%2Fboard&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0&user-agent=W3C_Validator%2F1.2
Lol more errors.

[DontCare4Free]

It uses the default "rand" function, modulated into a range of 0-9, e.g. one digit numbers, then cast into strings, and appended to a master result string, this is done ten times, and thus the password or session ID is created.

Also:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fsyerjchep.org%2Fboard&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0&user-agent=W3C_Validator%2F1.2
Lol more errors.

Indeed, but you still didn't address my first question.

[cucumberdude]

Name one please?
As you claim they can do it on their own, extensions don't count, it has to be core.

Well hurr. But tons of people download firebug. Anyways, if someone is tech savvy enough to write CSS code, I'm sure downloading firebug wouldn't be all that difficult...

Wait, you're saying I should not only allow people to write they're own css code for the website, but make it viewable to other users?
I'd think the most in customization I'd want is people getting to choose different colors for different elements, nothing that extensive.

Agreed.

Allowing other people to see user-defined customization would be idiotic. For example, I could set my some element of my profile to display the lemonparty picture.

CSS custom stylesheets should really only be edit/view - able clientside, if at all.