Posts Tagged ‘yahoo’

I need a code or anything that can get me others email adress or u can teach me how to make a same email address in yahoo.

A friend of mine operates a story-in-installments kind of Play by E-mail game, but their getting tired of people not wanting to join because of it being on Yahoo! Groups. Could anyone suggest an open source platform that could allow similar functions to Yahoo! Groups but could be hosted on a simple host server with PHP, MySQL, and such?

I think Yahoo Answers is a really cool site, and I would love to have something similar on my site. My site covers a very niche area, and people there have a lot of in-depth knowledge about some very obscure things. I think this would be a great way to further community. Forums haven’t worked well for me in the past, so I would love to try something like this. Also, open-source is ideal, and PHP driven is important. Thanks.
I appreciate the mentioning of phpbb. However, I’m not looking for a forum type of software, unless phpbb can be configured to work like Yahoo Answers. if that is the case, can anyone point me to the plugin that will help with that?

I just started building my website with Yahoo’s Site Builder which is really simple to use, but pretty limited in what one can achieve with it. I’m looking for software that is simple to use, especially for a non-programmer like myself, that will allow me to have greater design flexibility and a more sophisticated finished product.

Does anyone know the piece of code\tutorial that can teach me how to put an image up in the tab\header of a website.

What I mean is if you look up at the very top tab of the page, next to the Yahoo! Answers piece of text there is the logo of the speach bubble with an astrix in it.

Anyone know this lil bit of code\script?

when I try and use my Yahoo Instant messenger. internet script error keep popping up. It says a error has occurred in the script on this page. Any advice will be helpful.

I want to create some sites quite similar to Yahoo Answers, but for niche audiences and with public interest in mind–e.g., a special Answers like site for people and families with disability. But I don’t know the first thing about programming. So my idea is to try to reach out to the open source community. Is that all wrong? Or could I get help that way? And how? I look forward to your responses. Thanks for reading.

I want to hide the source code, the same way Yahoo! Mail is able to hide its source code.

I’ve seen some other attempts on hiding source codes, but they’re not foolproof. Some only hide the source codes from right-clicking, but not from viewing source code from the menu bar (View > Source).
HTML encryption is not enough. It’s very easy to unescape these characters. Thanks anyway. Anything else?