TCH-Don

You can always start with the blank template and modify it any way you wish. As Sami suggested the user guide is invaluable. Give it a chance, I think you will like it. And there are lots of CSB'ers here to help.

Welcome to the Family and your new home! If you entered your existing domain name when you signed up, thats it, all done. And you have changed your domain DNS to the names servers in your welcome e-mail then just wait for all the name servers around the world to update, up to 72 hours. We really are like family here. So if you need anything, just ask your new family! We love to help

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Welcome to the Family GATOR and your new home! We really are like family here. So if you need anything, just ask your new family! We love to help There is a new version of the web site that will launch soon. Hope that will make us complete

Are you using FP webots to use the form? Have you tried to uninstall FP extensions and the reinstall ?

If you are talking about the error log, its in cpanel > stats I do not use FP, so what is in the action statement of the form or what do you use for the form processor. With out seeing it, its hard to say.

Welcome to the forum Just to be sure, as sometimes programs lose their setting or they get corrupted. Try setting up a new connection in your ftp program using host = ftp.yourdomain.ext user = cpanelname password = ******* remote dir = public_html passive = yes and see if that works.

I have uploaded 60 - 70 meg files, took a while, but it worked using CoreFTP lite. It may by the ISP has a limit but you should not have a problem. Try another FTP program with auto reconnect.

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Thomas, it might be easier to create a folder below the subdomain folder for includes. Such as domain/subdomainfolder/inc which will also look like subdomin.domain/inc then you can use <?php include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/inc/moreways.php"; ?> And if in the future you decide to make the sub domain it own domain, the coding will not have to change.

When you create a sub domain in cpanel, cpanel does all the work. you do not have to set any redirections, in fact that can cause problems.

Shana in firefox goto tools > options > privacy > cache > clear And hopefully this will help. And also welcome to the family

How did you create the sub domain? because non of mine work that way. They stay as sub.domain.ext/page or sub.domain.ext/folder/folder/page

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Your nightime might be my daytime your server neighbors are from all over the world.

Thomas you should always include as <?php include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/menu.php"; ?> do not use the http:// address as included file cannot pass data to the main page, at least I think that is what Raul said. And this way no matter where you move the file that is including the menu, it will still work as opposed to just <?php include("menu.php"); ?> which points to the current folder.

Yes you need a whole new account for a second site with its own domain. As per the AUP (You may only host one domain per virtual account; resellers are allowed to host unlimited domains.) you may not point or redirect another domain name to a part of your site. To open a second account you might be better off to open a help ticket asking about a second account. I think if you try to sign up again you will get a message that you already have an account here.

Since it expired in 48 hours, it will not be there automatically next year.

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