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index.htm, index.php and others. You can add the following to your .htaccess in that directory >DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php index.cgi default.html default.html It will serve the first one if finds in the order you specify them. .htaccess is a text file. You can use the editor in cPanel to create and/or edit it.

To play with ZenCart on your computer you would have to install Apache and a MySQL server.

Do they have a router? If not, get one it's the simplest way to do it. The router goes between the modem and their computer. You would then be able to plug your computer into the router as well.

It will return index.html unless you have modified your .htaccess file to do otherwise.

Dick thanks for posting. Glad to know you all are alright. Hope you can get back up and running soon.

Welcome to the forums djc

The script you are running as a cron job would have to be written to send you an email on success. Cron will only report errors.

Hey good to hear. Have you talked to Terri? Are they ok? They both live near Houston.

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To activate the form it's part of the keyword. ><form action="mailto:you@yourTCHdomain.com" method="post"> Your action can be one of the following: * An email address, e.g., action="mailto:BillG@lunix.net"; * A CGI script on your web server, e.g., action="/cgi-sys/formmail.pl"; * A page that will process the data, e.g., action="mysearch.php" * Another URL, e.g., action="../index.htm".

Welcome to the forums anurafu

There is no upgrade with this update. If you go into your administration panel does it say it's 2.6.2? If so you are good to go.

Thanks Thomas

Thanks Thomas

WordPress is probably the easiest package ever to install updates for. I manage 7 WordPress sites and can update them all in about 30 minutes manually. There is a plugin you can install that will allow you to update WordPress through the WordPress administration panel but I have never tried it. Like I said, it's a no brainer to update.

Welcome to the forums Phil

Welcome to the forums carines

Well the first thing to check is make sure your 404 page is referencing the css file correctly. Put a full url to the css in the 404 page. Second, make sure your 404 page is more than 512 bytes. Third, make sure your .htaccess file contains >ErrorDocument 404 http://yourdomain.ext/404.shtml Personally I would rename the file 404.php, but that's just me. Be sure to change the .htaccess to reflect a page name change. Check out some of these: The Perfect 404 A Custom 404 Page Fun Spoof Custom 404 Error Pages

For help with creating forms check out W3Schools. Yes, you can have subdomains on your account. You create them in cPanel. What ever name you give to your subdomain will be the folder name created inside the public_html directory where you should place your content for the subdomain.

Almost all printers made today will work with either a PC or Mac (drivers included on CD for both). So the question is what kind of printer do they want. I have a HP Photosmart C5180 all-in-one inkjet that will work on both. In fact it can be plugged into a router and shared that way as well.

Great, another update Done! Thanks Thomas