TCH-Don

Click, that looks like the way to go.

Thanks for the update.

Maybe its free Mountain Dew for all

Welcome to the forums sbghkqak!

Thanks Thomas

Even the on line demo does not work. The setup is to copy files to a folder and run I set the permissions on the txt file to 777 to make them writable but the script just does not work. I suggest you browse hostscripts.com for another script.

Alright, one more dance, but this time watch where you put those fins!

I see the same thing now and then but as you say they don't have a link to your site. I don't worry about them as long as there are no links.

Sorry no one answered by now. Looks like a bad code, I had the same results.

If you create a folder for your images above your public_html folder (web root) no one can access that folder, only your scripts can, so it is safe.

A quick way to back up a database is from cpanel > backup > download database ( a compressed file ) If there is a problem later you can upload it back in the same place.

Welcome to the forums Why not put an index.html page in there with the links the way you want them.

Did you try Steve's idea of banning the ip in the admin?

Rabbit

Thank you for the update, it may help others.

MP3

I found this one from google http://www.pdf995.com/ PdfEdit995 offers a wealth of additional functionality, such as: combining documents into a single PDF; automatic link insertion; hierarchical bookmark insertion; PDF conversion to formatted HTML

Don't forget to keep notes for the next time.

Welcome to the forum Jason you will need to provide your domain and account name to the staff member.

You could also create a new user in MySql with a password and add the user to your database and use the new user and password in the config file

I see them in both IE and firefox although I had to wait a very long time on the home page for the rss feed to load.

Welcome to the forums simhomer You can open a ticket to see if they can restore just that file.

Welcome to the forums, Will Did the help desk get this fixed?

Newer computers are not so fussy I started with a 256 and added a 512.

Thanks Thomas