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Welcome to the forum, Captain Crunch I see similar requests, they result in the 404 error page being displayed. My error page looks like any other page on my site and has the same links to other pages.

You can only have one cpanel per account.

I am happy to look at my stats now and then, but if you really need to see stats more often, you could use statcounter.com

I did find a site that may help http://www.optimizingpc.com/optimize/wirelessnetwork.html

Thanks Thomas

Thanks Thomas

I get the same thing now and then a Spammer spoofing my domain name. The headers will show if they came from your site or another site (spammer0. Include the headers when your open a a help desk ticket to the techs.

For a sub directory add the folder name to the publish page window look for Site Sub-directory for this page:

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Hi Joan You will need to create the sub domain in your cpanel first cpanel > subdomains which will create a folder and redirect for you. Then publish to domain/folder. Google lists a few NVU tutorials such as http://nvudev.com/guide/1.0PR/ugs01.htm

Thanks Thomas.

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Welcome to the forum, jason Not a FP user, but maybe you can keep the files on a USB drive and use it on ether computer.

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You might look at the image scripts in Fantastico like coppermine or 4images. Or search hotscripts.com for a script.

Where did you get the script from?

In cpanel > MySql create the database and user add the user tot he database then scroll to the bottom of the screen and click on PhpMyAdmin In PhpMyAdmin select the database on the left then on the right select import browse to the file on your computer.

For your script Just put in your .htaccess file in your public_html directory the following line: php_value upload_max_filesize 75M or whatever limit you need, but set a limit.

Some of what you are looking for is server variables. For example to display the visitors IP address use $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] <?php echo $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; ?> you can see the other variables here PHP Reference: Predefined Variables form php freaks.com That should get you started.

When I have this problem it is usually my computer or ISP I too just wait a while if a reboot does not help.

A soft hammer should do it.

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