TCH-Don

Welcome to the forum, brettjrob

Glad you are happy Dan Yes have fun with all the new scripts

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My gmail addy is not listed anywhere I only use it to help people directly. And yet I get spam, I have to wonder if google responsible? Like when I had a hotmail addy and did not use it, it was full of spam in just a few days.

Welcome to the forum, Kristin

Did you name the main page index.html ? and put it in the public_html folder?

*TCH-Don goes off to back up all my sites.

Welcome to the forums Arthur I too looked at all my files and do not see my forwards. If you had cpanel and used cpanel > backup > download alias you can restore them the same way. I am going to guess we do not have access to that file, but you can open a help desk ticket to ask the techs.

Congratulations paulo Alway nice to hear a family member is happy.

Welcome to the forum Taddyangle Wish I could help, but I do not use FP

CC, you are on the up road now. Keep at it and soon you will be helping others. And like everyone said, please ask your family here if you need anything, we have all started at the beginning and learned as we go, many times with the help of friends. The fun part, is when we see our creations up on the web

Welcome to the forums jmgalea thanks for the tip.

Wow has it been three years already! Time flies when you are having fun Congratulations

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Wow what a trip! (the one to Bangladesh) I bookmarked your site so I can read the whole thing later. Good luck on the new trip.

Wool

Fun

Yes, every penny adds up.

Official Welcome to the TCH family then Darcy When you get settled in, pop over to the introductions forum and say hello to your new family

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Welcome to the forum Just to sure, here is my check list -- databse connect ---- Be sure that in MySql you 1 - created the database 2 - created a user 3 -added the user to the database (go back to MySql and find the Add user select the user and database, and then Add user to database) 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. ---------------------------

I thought the same thing about html and php before I got familiar with them.

The easy way is to create a page called 404.shtml in your public_html folder. In it at least put a message that the page was not found and a site map. And be sure it is at least 512 bytes.

After looking at Ruby, I think its for advanced programmers Good luck with it.

Welcome to the forums mostwanted If you setup an error page, it will be displayed when ever a page cannot be found.