TCH-Don

Welcome to the forums Bam

As I see by this post on pear it should be. And as indicated you could always install it on yoursite too.

Welcome to the family Kevin and congratulations

I would copy your current config.inc.php file to your computer and use it to mofdify the new config.inc.php file see the doc > readme.txt file for install info. backup your database in cpanel > backup > download database first. And ther is a forum for more help on the site.

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Welcome to the forum, Henrik

There is a simple cms called GuppY I think one of our family members recommended it.

Welcome to the forums ets960

Dreamer

Welcome to the forum, Fenn

Tip

No problem I do this all the time instead of using ftp as it is much faster to upload a zip file and the extraction with file manager is very quick. Yes, let us know how it goes or if you need more help.

Yes you can use cpanels file manager to upload a zip file then click on the zip file name and on the right you will see extract select extract to unzip the file. But first see what file structure is in the zip file as in does it contain a folder like wp if so put the zip file in your public_html folder so when you extract it the wp folder will be created with all the files and sub folders in side the wp folder. if it does not have a folder but just files and subfolders then use file manager to create a folder like wp upload the zip file inside the wp folder and extract it. Does that help?

Mixed

Hope that was it Scott

Welcome to the forums, WeBrain!

It means you have to add your cpanel name in front of the database and user names like yourCpanelName_databaseName when using a database with a script. The data bases are on a shared server so the the only way for you to access your database on the server is to use your cpanel name with it. See my above post.

Yes for a shared hosting account you may not charge for sub-domains.

A few links to help: http://www.positioniseverything.net/thr.col.stretch.html http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/page_layouts/ http://www.glish.com/css/ http://www.benmeadowcroft.com/webdev/csste...ith-footer.html

Welcome to the forums, Darren

Yes if you upgrade to a higher plan you will keep all your account details You will just have more space and bandwidth.

The normal steps to create and use a database are: Be sure that in MySql you 1 - created the database 2 - created a user 3 -added the user to the database (this is the step most often forgotten) Then to connect to the database in a script use: host: localhost database: yourCpanelName_databaseName user: yourCpanelName_databaseUser password: mypassword * Note password is just as the password, do not add the CpanelName to it.

Hobby

I too am on here for hours in both IE and FireFox and do not get logged out and When I do close the browser and come back I am remembered.

Thanks Thomas