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Welcome to the forums jpepper

Spambots have gotten smarter over the years and now they can see the various methods of hiding your e-mail including chacter substitution and the various java scripts that try to hide the addy. Graphic images and forms that hide the addy are all thats safe anymore.

I ran into something like this last week, I thought this was the last thing that would help, but presto, it worked (adding a post-it above my monitor "when in doubt, clear thy cache")

Cellpadding and cellspacing do not work in css yet so its best to keep them in the table tag.

Well done Jim, good info

Welcome to the forums, jacobow I use words seperated by comma and a space cloth, cutting, equipment seems to work for me.

Welcome to the forums Eric and the family

For that you need to ask the techs. open a ticket and they will find out.

Keep in mind that will first create a full backup on your site with the date as part of the name. So every time you run it you add to your space. that can add up fast. Why not just send yourself the databases and have a home download on your computer and just update it when needed. I do the home backup before major changes, but I have my site on my computer normally as I use ftp to upload it.

While I did not see about in the help menu I loged in and did not have to login twice, I do allow cookies. You may want to open the ticket and give them all the info you can.

Sorry not to be any help. It looks like there are not that many using Coppermine in PhpNuke. have you checked the Nuke forums or googled it?

Great don't forget to tell what is was for the next one to run into this.

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Welcome to tthe forums Oliver It does sound like cookies, not set by MT (Which I know nothing about) or your computer not accepting them, which you would know about.

We are going to need a BIG deep fryer

Welcome to the forum, KyanVrezpor

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Instructions

just try /home/your-tch-cpanel-name/path-to-file/file.name if the file is in a folder below the public_html folder, use /home/your-tch-cpanel-name/public_html/folder-name/file.name

Inconvenient

How long has this been happening? You could open a help ticket with your location and any other info that you think will help them to look at this.

Oops Welcome to the forums mathias

It came up quickly for me. Are they on a router? Firewall? this may help to find answers

Yes use like this mail($myemail, $subject, $message, $from);

For shared hosting I think this is too much of a security risk. Nothing has changed.