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Unless they are on a static I.P, I.P address detection methods to prevent multiple registrations, (or for most other scenarios, for that matter), will be a complete waste of time. Unless one has strict control of whom connects and how, I.P methods are fairly useless. An I.P can change in the blink of an eye.

I never said any were crap. I merely said that I personally detested all other tools I had tried. I obviously wouldn't still be using Vi and other command line tools if anything else had rocked my boat.

Again, that is nothing more than your opinion/preference. The word 'should' is out of place.

You have mentioned nothing there which cannot be done with minimal effort directly from command line tools, other than CSS previewing. That is what browsers are for, however. I have no intention of agreeing with your opinion. However, stating that your preferred tools are better than others is, to restate what I said earlier, complete bollocks.

If you're happy with what you personally use then all well and good. Don't state blatant untruth's, however. Whatever form of editor etc which one uses is completely dependant upon ones personal preferences, 99% of the time. Accept the fact that your opinion is exactly that and not a statement of fact. I, for one, would use Vi whatever the scenario. I've tried a lot of the other tools and, personally, I detest them. However, I wouldn't attempt to try and say that all other options are crap. It's merely preference.

http://www.phpcaptcha.org/

Just for future reference, precede requires/includes with FORUM_ROOT, not hard coded paths.

This line:

include '../sitetools/pages/login.php';

should be:

include FORUM_ROOT.'sitetools/pages/login.php';

That constant is defined in every script so will always point to the correct location.

So in your opinion, any website you produce has to have a CMS at its core?

That line wants putting back to how it was originally.

Was the mod working fine before you updated your install?

View the HTML source code on your registration page:

http://www.speakmoroccan.com/forum/register.php

You now have two PHPSESSID's there.

I may be missing something here, but can you post that line you've just altered in your register.php file up here again, as it is at this moment in time?

Cheers for that explanation. That would only be of any use for directly editing files related to that particular CMS/Blog though, would it not? Not usable on anything external to itself.

One wouldn't store the I.P address at all if absolute privacy was the paramount concern.

At the end of the day, if people don't want their online presence known, they shouldn't be online.

That's a broad stick. Look in register.php where the $_POST information is, (when the completed form is submitted), and integrate that into your own script. All the relevant parsing and sanitising routines and the user check/creation queries are there.

I'm still no wiser. What/how exactly do they allow for the editing of files?