TCH-Don
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Sounds like something in your .htaccess file.
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Hooksie, thank you for the kind words. As you see we take the family image seriously.
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Madame Renee Little Lingerie For Fashion Dolls
TCH-Don replied to madame-renee's topic in Add Me to the Family
Welcome to the forums, Madame Renee -
Thanks for the update Chris
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Shell Account And Direct Directory Access
TCH-Don replied to sondheim's topic in Pre-Sales Questions
Welcome to the forums, Alan -
You are welcome
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Do You Require That Tch Host The Dns Server?
TCH-Don replied to cayugadan's topic in Pre-Sales Questions
Welcome to the forums cayugadan -
Since it uses Tomcat I would guess not. But you could open a help desk ticket to ask the techs.
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Welcome to the forum jlory take a look at this post about Command Line For Google Sitemap it may help.
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My heart goes out to the people of London and my prayers.
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Video Download E-commerse Suggestion?
TCH-Don replied to Link's topic in Running your online business
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Welcome to the forums, ohpul
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Patience, you need to wait to give the family time to check in and those that use FP will offer help.
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Welcome to the forums Anya Addon domains are not enabled in normal hosting account, but can be used in a reseller account You can download and install most scripts yourself, that way they are up to date. If you need help our family is here for you. There is no charge for parking a domain name on top of your account, this is done by opening a help ticket to the techs and will resolve to your account domain. Parked domains cannot be pointed to another folder or file, but must goto your domain. For another site you will need a second account or reseller account. If you have more questions, please ask. And we are just like family here.
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Welcome to the forum Ori With stye you can do all that by using style class for the table. style.css >body.{ background-color: gray; } table.demo{ border: medium solid white; background-color: silver; background-image: url(image.jpg); /* image is 300x225 */ background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: 0% 0%; width: 400px; height: 300px; } html ><table class="demo" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" >
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Welcome to the forums, pkatcher
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Welcome to the forum marc
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Welcome to the forums shiryon This is rough discription of how to do it. You can download the current forum folder to your computer. in your cpanel > mysql create the database for the new forum create the user add the user to the database Where you downloaded the forum files, edit the config file for whatever forum it is to reflect the different db name, user and password. Upload the forum folder to the desired location. Then on the old forum site goto mysql at the bottom of mysql goto phpmyadmin select database on the left after it loads, click export, click select all below the word export check below save as file, compression zipped click GO at right select save to disk browse to a folder on your computer then in cpanel for new forum location goto mysql at the bottom of mysql goto phpmyadmin the left select the new forum database select at top SQL at bottom find Location of the textfile: browse to file on your computer leave compression on autodetect, click go wait and the database data will load.
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Thats why I gave you the link to our help site instructions
