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Absolutely. I've been taking a look at it but it looks like for the most part it's entirely outlined already? I think I'll just eagerly await the next challenge. Thanks for the suggestion though!

That would for sure be a neat addition to their existing functionality. Actually it's quite surprising they don't have something like that in place already. I think the quickest, easiest, and least client-side annoying way to add 'zipping' ability would be from their backend by installing PHP's ZipArchive extension. Possibly prompt the user on download if the file should be compressed, create an instance of a ZipArchive, and then step through your directory structure adding files using their built in ZipArchive::addFile ( string $filename [, string $localname ] ) function. You mentioned using something with Jinzora? I've never heard of that, so I googled it. Since you mentioned PHP, I assume they're using PHP too to run their media server stuff. This being the case it seems logical that they would require PHP's ZipArchive extension to be 'installed' on the server running an instance of their media server. PHP's reference page for the ZipArchive class: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/class.ziparchive.php I'm not brushing off the idea, I'd love to help you implement that if you're into it. I just thought I'd outline what I think would be the easiest way to accomplish your goal. Let me know what you think.

Hey, Just looking around to see if anyone has a project they want some help with or a project you might want to start up? I'm pretty much down for helping in whatever language you would prefer but I've got a background in C languages, PHP, Java. Post it here or message me if you've got any ideas? Thanks in advance for helping me alleviate this boredom.

I think what you're looking for is something along these lines: http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.http-post-data.php Unfortunately the poll you're looking at is using a form that is using POST not GET. So it won't be a modified URL in this instance. If you build a proper http_request object and set its associated POST values using the above link I think you'll be set. Also, don't forget to pay attention to the hidden fields in that form on the page you shared, they'll more than likely need to be POST'd as well. Lemme know if that helps you out at all.