Nicholas

good luck trying to google free trial download script

yes but i don't know a name or anything. They keep recommending formmail scripts, Similar to what i need but not quite.

make you fill out a form and then email the free trial d/l link to you. Anyone know where i can get one of these?

Am I doing something wrong? It keeps telling me invalid paramaters etc.... on 2co page. I heard there were problems when they switched to v2. Has anyone had any luck getting oscommerce cart and 2co to work together????

Could one of you tch guys please add oscommerce to the scripts directory, I tried putting it in but i'm having problems getting it to work. Thanks in advance.

I have absolutely no clue, probably as many emails as you@youremail.com get. -=o) either way I'd like to have either.

I still have 50 Gmail Invites. If you are interested in using gmail post your current email here and i'll send you an invitation. Gmail holds 1 Gb of email so you don't have to erase any of them. Let me know. -Nicholas

Isn't it a medical condition to have that many fonts java script:emoticon('') smilie (just kidding) That's an amazing amount of fonts.

Tubehead, The script you are looking for is probably at www.hotscripts.com, and if you can't find it there you can have one custom made using www.rentacoder.com. However, the script your looking for is called a usermanagement script. One that will enable users to log in, log out, and search based on a criteria you set. You will indeed need to learn mysql as well as use .php. Being most (if not all) tch servers are linux based it will make it much smoother to use those two together. [Edited by TCH-Bill H] I'm not sure if this is done within Cpanel once I sign up to TCH. Or if I should do it somehow with MS Access & MS Front Page 2003? And to answer a couple of your questions.... Cpanel, as amazing as it is, has no function that would allow you to add a custom management script...and....Just friendly advise -> GET AWAY FROM FRONTPAGE <- it is evil. If I'm not mistaken MS Access Needs a windows based server to run on, and with windows based servers comes windows based problems. If you do decide to go with TCH, good luck and I wish you the best. -Nicholas

sry missed that one all together... 1. Your URL e.g. www.MySite.com (please make it a link, you know click the http:// button up above) http://www.panickeys.com 2. The name of your site. PanicKeys.com 3. Give a brief description of your site (approximately 75 characters max.). A place to find the infamous Panic and Any Keys 4. Indicate whether the site is of a commercial, non-profit or personal nature. If it is of a personal nature, please indicate if it is a blog. Commercial 5. Please acknowledge that you have a link back to TotalChoice Hosting (required) click for adding a link to TCH Yes the link has been added

I don't know if this will win or not but..... I live so far out in the country that I can only get dial up (that's right, not even dsl is avail), the best part. My house is so far from the box that my highest speed so far is 24.k. What makes that even worse is I have cable at work so I have to feel the difference constantly.

1st - PHP Tutorials [Easy PHP Nav,the i-frame of the future or something] OK first I'm going to show you the code,ready? ------------ <?php switch($id) { default: include('main.htm'); break; case "blah": include('blah1.htm'); break; case "blah2": include(blah2.htm'); break; case "blah3": include('blah3.htm'); break; case "blah4": include('blah4.htm'); break; case "blah5": include('blah5.htm'); } ?> ---------------------- -DEMO- TOTALCHOICEHOSTING DOES SUPPORT PHP The Steps: ------------ - The first thing you need to do is copy this file for the php coding (don't copy that coding above). - Now if your confused maybe about the coding itself let me break it down ---------- <?php switch($id) { default: include('main.htm'); ---put the url for ur newspro or something break; case "blah": ----put the name u want the page to be an same for the rest include('blah1.htm'); ----put the url for another page an same for the rest break; case "blah2": include(blah2.htm'); break; case "blah3": include('blah3.htm'); break; case "blah4": include('blah4.htm'); break; case "blah5": include('blah5.htm'); } ?> ---------- Now you can of course make this longer by just adding this at the end an for common sense sake put it after: ------------------- break; case "blah5": include('blah5.htm'); --------------------- and for common sense sake put it above: ----- } ?> ---- - OK now that u have the code u need to insert it where u would put your news or like if u had an i-frame replace the i-frame code the the php coding ,then save the page an name it yourpage.php - Got that?..ok now for your links put this as the link "?id=default" now the name must correspond with your coding ex: if -------------------- break; case "blah": include('blah1.htm'); -------------------- for the link it would be <a href="?id=blah">blah</a> and it would take u to the blah1.htm page. - Now you just need to upload yourpage.php -On to the next one, which is what I use and really simple 2nd This is another method of doing this, which I think is pretty cool. But I'm running out of time so i won't elaborate much... <?php if (! file_exists("$page.php")) { include("404.php"); } else { include("$page.php"); } ?> Now that goes in your main page where you want the content to show up. Lets say you pasted it into index2.php. You need to make a 404.php and upload it in the same directory. Now you make the links to: index2.php?page=whatever and if for some reason one doesn't show up it'll revert to the 404 page. If you need help I'll try my best to help.

Thanks alot!

Is there a way to tell what server your domain name is on if the DNS isn't pointed to it. For instance...If the domain name changes haven't propengated when changing hosts and work needs to be done in the mean time. I can't remember what server my domain is on. Is there a way to manually tell?

Is it supported, i know it's usually windows based but i believe they have addons for linux servers