I didn't said frames, I said iframes

iframe != frame

This board runs on PHP4, therefore, PHP5 files cannot be integrated directly into it, meaning if we want to use your software directly inside our board, it needs to be iframed. Otherwise, if you can do it for PHP4 I guess we might be good. Then the only issue would be to figure out how to integrate it

In my last post context frames are any kind of frames (frameset or iframe).

The way the hex disassembler scripts are done (in 2 parts) makes it possible to avoid iframes. You can use iframes if you want, anyway.
The board works on PHP4 but from what you posted files with .php5 extension are run with PHP5.
 So just put the HTML front-end (online_asm_file_unsquish.html content) in an article or forum post with HTML and it will direct control to the php5 script.
"online_asm_file_unsquish.html" is just plain HTML that passes the input to unsquisher.php that does the job.

So if you rename unsquisher.php to unsquisher.php5 and change the online_asm_file_unsquish.html to give action to unsquisher.php5 it will work in this host by what I understood.

I could do the Hex Disassembler in one script but I intentionally do this way counting with some circumstances, hopefully covers this one.

aaah ok, would the program be able to retrieve the data from the forums after page reloaded, though? I doN,t know much how cookies are dealt with on forums and if your stuff uses any

Well the script takes you away from the forum. You can go back to the forums without problems just there is no link to go back to forum index. So a link to go back should be added in unsquisher script to the forum index...
No cookies are used.

I comprehend your doubts about website software design. In a brief clarification the websites software design is different of normal computer software. Computer software is like one large block of program. Web software is more like many separated programs. (this comparison needs time to be though and written...)
Trying other way and more practical, it is much easier and safer to develop "extensions" or "add-ins" for websites [software] than computer ones because in websites the scripts are more independent from others.

ooh nice, I hope this one remains up permanently, tho?

At one point I planned to have a new navbar button that links to both SourceCoder and Galandros ASM tools

Roger that.
When I get a hole in time that is free, I will do the PHP4 version of hex disassembler and reupload the source.
I hope I have some time soon. This reminds that there is PHP stuff I wanted to do. xD

EDIT: the uploaded Code Counter unfortunately doesn't work geekboy. This gives me the idea to add some code to check requirements that help anyone hosting it...

I am now also moving to Linux after the Windows 7 has expired, Windows XP doesn't boot and I managed somehow to make the sound card work in Linux (installed OSS and removed ALSA IIRC).
For using Linux at full time I need sound to hear music and watch movies. I need to install LAMPP in Linux for PHP testing.
Because most hosts are Linux I will add tarbal (.tar i.e. archive with files) support for assembling. (no need to upload files one by one)

Hey Galandros, for now, I linked to your unsquisher in a newly added site page (see "MISC" button in navbar or click below):

http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=ezportal;sa=page;p=7

Let me know if the URL gets updated

cool ^^

With PHP4 version I could probably host it myself ^^ (probably through a sub-domain where you have FTP access so you can update it)