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Recent content by Antero360
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Greetings, Everyone. My Real Name Is Diego Rêgo, But you could call me out as Ryusaki Noburo (DiegoTheHacker) [DTH]
Like Tupac Shakur said ALL EYES ON YOU- Antero360
- Post #4
- Forum: "Hello World";
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Greetings, Everyone. My Real Name Is Diego Rêgo, But you could call me out as Ryusaki Noburo (DiegoTheHacker) [DTH]
Hi there, I am keeping my eye on you- Antero360
- Post #2
- Forum: "Hello World";
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What Should Players Check Before Trying Online Wheel-of-Fortune Games?
Hi there, As with any and all things online, the answer to that should be a yes. Users should be weary of new platforms and do some research into them before committing- Antero360
- Post #3
- Forum: Game Development
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Software Development- First Time
Hi there, If it hasn't already been said, my recommendation would be to learn the basics. I recommend using Roadmap- Antero360
- Post #15
- Forum: Web Development
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PHP How do you tell the difference between a request for .php, .html, .asp, .... and a request for a linked .jpg, .css, .js etc.?
I do believe this is what you're looking for: // get the request uri $requestUri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];$path = parse_url($requestUri, PHP_URL_PATH); //get the request extension $extension = strtolower(pathinfo($path, PATHINFO_EXTENSION)); // Define static asset types $assets = ['jpg'... -
JavaScript [using BBCode feature] Please help fit a visualization and map within , thank you
Reformatting your code so that it's not a 1-liner... 1-liners make it extremely difficult to read when the code is long <script type='text/javascript'> var divElement = document.getElementById('viz1785124414813'); var vizElement = divElement.getElementsByTagName('object')[0]; if (...- Antero360
- Post #2
- Forum: JavaScript
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PHP text file write issue
Is there a need for that backslash here: ...\")- Antero360
- Post #3
- Forum: Other Back-End Server Languages
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CSS First Time Making CSS Script
Hi there, If I may ask a question: do you have access to the files on the backend of the site? If so, then it wouldn't be too difficult. Otherwise, you may have to either create a browser extension that changes it just for you and/or users with the extension.- Antero360
- Post #2
- Forum: HTML & CSS
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hi
Hi there, Welcome to the forum. Feel free to ask any questions about any part of any industry you are interested in :). As far as grammar goes, hey, you're more than welcome to go which ever way you feel comfortable here lol :), but I do have a suspicion that you'll quickly let that go, if...- Antero360
- Post #2
- Forum: General Discussion
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How Do I Perform a Comprehensive Website Security Audit for My Domain?
Hi there, As a Software Engineer and as a hobbiest security researcher/pentester, I can tell you it's a good idea to continuously audit your website/application. As far as strategies go, I highly suggest creating a plan around the OWASP Top 10 Security vulnerabilities. OWASP, or the Open...- Antero360
- Post #3
- Forum: General Discussion
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How Can Small Businesses Improve Their Local Online Presence?
Hi there, can you please explain to the OP how doing so would help improve SEO?- Antero360
- Post #4
- Forum: HTML & CSS
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C# Visual Studio "Windows Forms App" is C#?
So I have a question myself: where did you hear/read that Windows Form Apps cannot be developed in C/C++? -
Python What is your thoughts about my Backlink Checker ?
Let me guess, an IP grabber?