TCH-Don

Open a help desk ticket to the techs you will need to prove you are the account owner for help desk login user/password put none.

Steve, we are glad you are happy here. I know what you mean about other hosts, untill I came here I did not know what a good host was.

Have you tried another browser? rebooted?

I can't find any missing images did you clear your browser cache? Or when viewing a page press control-F5 to force a reload.

Brent, do you have a link we can look at?

Welcome to the forum, sirius

Yes e-mail takes up your space go into cpanel > mail > Manage/Add/Remove Accounts and click on Show Disk Space Used to se each account spaces used and quota.

Its one of my first two bookmarks along with www.whois.sc/

Welcome to the forums dcarpus Nice look.

Not without seeing the code.

Wow! Congrats!

I will assume there are no errors in the php? I can't see why it will not work.

Welcome to the forums Dan It will not matter.

You can use .htaccess

Both are good more important is how you backup what program and how easy is it to rebuild your computer with a new hard drive. I use Nero backup that came with my DVD burner it can make drive images on to bootable DVD's I have a USB 80 gig drive for file backups that is easy to use.

Use ftp or file manager to change the folder to 777

Did you give the avatar folder permission to write to?

At $4 dollars a month, there are no discounts unless you pay for the year ( $44 ) then you get one month free. The one month free for a year is for anyone, so you can switch to it later (or when you renew, if you renew for a year, you get a month free)

In your reseller Web Host Manager you will create packages of space and bandwidth then create an account for a domain selecting one of your packages the customer can log in to their own cpanel the same way a virtual account would. With all the features you allow, including e-mail accounts. The cgi-bin is standard.

You might try cpanels file manager to upload the file.

Good, we missed you old friend

Welcome to the forum Jo If you re-size the images to a reasonable size and save them with compression, you can get a lot of images on your site. I have over 1400 images of 300x225 saved with compression to less than 12k each and yet my site takes less than 250 meg. With CSB you should break your site in to sub folders with a .tlx file for each folder if you have a lot of images to make it easier to handle. We have a CSB forum also where you can get help.

Unless you are a reseller you can't see THE TOS

Welcome to the forums bereninga Glad you got it working.

Hang in there it may be until morning when a MT user logs in to the forum and can help.