Unboxing Mind

Form ID of the form is "webform_client_form_21". CAPTCHA module validates Form IDs using /^[a-z_]+$/. then  Goto sites\all\modules\captcha and Open captcha.admin.ini file add modify line no 255,400 line  preg_match('/^[a-z0-9_]+$/', to  preg_match('/^[a-z0-9_-]+$/', and save file. Created a form with the webform module, checked "Add CAPTCHA administration links to forms", visited a form I created with the Webform module, clicked the link "Place a CAPTCHA here for untrusted users." clicked "Save". now you are done but to work captcha just modify form id for exaple if you got form id from webform  webform-client-form-1 then enter form id to captcha  webform_client_form_1 :)

run this Query DELETE FROM `flood`; now you are done.

<?php   define('DRUPAL_ROOT', getcwd()); require_once DRUPAL_ROOT . '/includes/bootstrap.inc'; include_once DRUPAL_ROOT . '/includes/password.inc'; drupal_bootstrap(DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_FULL); echo user_hash_password('aktel');  die(); and copy this hash code to your user pass filed; or run this query UPDATE users SET pass='$S$CGM3hk.Fvl/pQlirfJmIQiXMOdifVR.wPoyT9e81ktxAStq7pmGK' where uid=1; and now your password is aktel or run this query: for D6 UPDATE users SET pass = MD5('aktel') WHERE uid = 1;

User this regular expression : ^[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.(?:[A-Z]{2}|com|org|net|edu|gov|mil|biz|info|mobi|name|aero|asia|jobs|museum)$

Perl is very useful. Lots of the system utilities are written in or depend on perl. Most systems won't operate properly if Perl is uninstalled. A few years ago FreeBSD went through a  lot  of effort to remove Perl as a dependency for the base system. It wasn't an easy task.

Most Popular GUI Tool kit: Tkinter = Uses the Tk platform. Readily available. Semistandard. wxPython = Based on wxWindows. Increasingly popular. PythonWin = Windows only. Uses native Windows GUI capabilities. Java Swing = Jython only. Uses native Java GUI capabilities. PyGTK = Uses the GTK platform. Especially popular on Linux. PyQt = Uses the Qt platform. Especially popular on Linux. You can also find some other toolkit 

A regular expression (also called a regex or regexp) is a pattern that can match a piece of text. The simplest form of regular expression is just a plain string, which matches itself. A regexp can match more than one string, and you create such a pattern by using some special characters. For example , the period character ( dot ) matches any character (except a newline), so the regular expression '.ython' would match both the string 'python' and the string 'jython'. It would also match strings such as 'qython', '+ython', or ' ython' (in which the first letter is a single space), but not strings such as 'cpython' or 'ython' because the period matches a single letter, and neither two nor zero .     and this period is called  a wildcard. (pattern) ?  pattern  is used to  Escaping Special Characters  (pattern)* pattern is repeated zero or more times (pattern)+ pattern is repeated one or more times (patt