TCH-Bruce

So is/was Hot Wheels cars. Maybe he should include one of those too. Nope, I only know what was written in the first post.

Check the cron.php source. Is it sending email each time the job executes? Or is it trying to output information to a browser? I would check with the Drupal people on how to prevent the emails from being sent. cron will only send email if a job fails to run otherwise.

Welcome to the forums reform It's always the case, ask and bam, you see your problem.

Please open a ticket with the help desk. Only the techs will be able tell you if anything has changed.

Only the fdownload.php file needs to be php. I haven't used this in a very long time, not sure if it works any longer.

Did you happen to read the pinned Oscommerce post at the top of this forum?

This is just an opinion but if what you have done is working for you why change? One thing that comes to mind is when you are using a CMS all your editing is done on the server, unless you set up your computer to run apache, mysql and php where you can make changes and test without being online. I have a small site where I sell Palm PDA programs and it was a static HTML site for a long time but I wanted to get with the times and go the CMS route. I chose Website Baker at the time. If I were to do it over I would probably use Joomla. I used to have a forum but found nobody wanted to use it. I see nothing wrong with using static HTML if that's what you are comfortable with. Using XHTML and CSS you can accomplish much. As for mailing lists, I find shared accounts not a good place to host them. I fully understand and agree with the restraints in place to prevent spamming but it makes it very time consuming to run a mailing list. I run several mailing lists but I've written my own programs to send the mail (still working within the restraints in place). They are relatively small lists but if I were to run a large list I would sign up with one of the mailing list hosting sites. Let's hear what some others have to say about it.

Whoops, sorry missed that. I don't think you can leave that blank it needs to report errors somewhere. You should not receive email unless there is an error or the script you are running is sending email itself.

Ok, then what you need to ask yourself is what you want your site to be or accomplish. Things like Drupal, phpNuke are not just web sites but offer social interaction with integrated forums and blogs along with regular site content. If you know what you want to accomplish that would help someone offer suggestions as to which way to go.

Well duh! I should have seen that.... Glad you got it sorted out. And yes, to run a PHP file as a cron job you have to let it know it's going to be executing PHP.

Well only you can answer the question if a CMS is right for you but if you are already using WordPress that is a lightweight CMS system (or can be).

I believe wget has been disabled on the servers. I suggest opening a ticket with the help desk and have them take a look at the script. Re-reading your error messages the is a syntax error in the script. That could be the problem.

Thanks Thomas

Why would it matter? And a barbie doll????

Guess I'm in good company then.

Every day? Once in a while maybe.

You guys crack me up. Just trying to look professional. In real life I wear golf shirts most of the time.

If you found it in widgets.php then on the page where you set the theme there should be a Widgets tab. Selecting that you can remove the Meta section from the theme without editing any files.

You can mask your email address using Email Obfuscator. Check out the TCH Help Page.

If you don't pay for the domain renewal someone else may buy it. As for the hosting account you should inform Billing at the help desk that you are no longer going to use the account. This way they can stop billing you.

Hi Paulo, You need to edit the theme's template to remove those if the theme does not have a widget for it. Normally it is hard coded into the sidebar.php template file for the theme you are using.

The alt tags work as they did in HTML. All you do in CSS is style how the image will be displayed. The link to the image remains the same. So if you have no alt text nothing will display.

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I would use the links at the top of the page or in my signature and use an email address that you can receive email, like your ISP email address.