TCH-Bruce

Welcome to the forums l3vity Haven't use MT in a long time but don't remember it being that difficult to install. If you have specific questions post them in a new thread and I'm sure someone here will be willing to guide you along. I would use these installation instructions.

That is correct, TCH only uses STABLE builds.

Welcome to the forums and family diversenz Glad to have you here and thank you for the kind words.

TCH does not use EDGE builds on their servers so this will not work here. Thank you for the info.

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You may want to open a ticket with the help desk and talk it over with one of the techs.

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Welcome to the forums zhu8

Welcome to the forums Buffalo Gal If you are looking for something to help you design web sites I recommend taking a look at Nvu. As for transferring your domain, your current web host should allow you to move your domain names where ever you wish.

Congrats on starting your 3rd hosting plan. Time to start thinking about that reseller plan.

You're awesome dude!

Yes, that's how you do it. Set up multiple forwards for the same incoming address. Just be warned, you cannot forward to AOL and a couple other services. TCH Forward Email Policies

You can check out this thread over at USBHacks.

Dada mail is a script and yes, it can handle the sending limits set up on the TCH servers. You can request the limits from the help desk, we do not discuss them in the forums. I have not used Dada Mail but other members here have. As long as people have a way to unsubscibe you should have no problems.

I've modified that script to send an email when a page is loaded. Copy the script below and place it in any web page before the opening tag. Make sure there is not a blank line ahead of this script. Be sure to change the lines to contain your domain and email address of where to send the email. ><? //portions of this script are originally from shat.net //the remainder modified by Bruce Richards # Set $domain to your domain name (no www) $domain = "your-domain.ext"; # Set $docroot to the URL of the directory which contains your # .htaccess file. Don't include trailing slash. $docroot = "http://www.your-domain.ext"; # Set $emailaddress to the email address of whoever should be # notified. Don't escape the @ symbol. $emailaddress = "someone@your-domain.ext"; //--------all done for customizing script------ function send_email() { //this function originally from this script: //http://shat.net/php/404/404Handler.php.txt # Copyright 2000-2002 shaun@shat.net under the GPL v2+ # Request access to the global variables we need global $REQUEST_URI, $HTTP_REFERER, $emailaddress, $REMOTE_ADDR, $docroot; # Build the $errortime variable to contain the date/time of the error. $errortime = (date("d M Y h:m:s")); # Create the body of the email message $message .= "Page Hit Report\n\nThe page $docroot$REQUEST_URI\n\n"; $message .= "was just accessed by $REMOTE_ADDR\n\n"; $message .= "The referring page was:\n$HTTP_REFERER\n\n"; # Send the mail message. This assumes mail() will work on your system! $headers = "From: $emailaddress\nDate: $errortime -0600\n"; $subject = "Page Hit: $docroot$REQUEST_URI"; mail($emailaddress, $subject, $message, $headers); return; } //send an email with the info send_email(); ?> You can modify the message being sent. It will show the page (link) that was accessed, what page (link) referred it and the IP address of the visitor. Hope that helps.

As long as you find a script that can send the emails within the limits set up you should have no problems. However be aware the sending unsolicited email to anyone can get you shut down. Make sure you follow the rules for sending, people must subscribe to your mailing list and you must provide a way for someone to unsubscribe and honor those requests.

Sorry, I had to go last night. But glad you got it working. The .htaccess file is simply a text file. This file can contain redirects as well as information to allow/deny access to your site.

To upgrade the .htaccess file go into cPanel and open the File Manager. Select the .htaccess file in the "blog" folder, if there isn't one there create it. Then select it and choose to edit it. Copy and paste the contents of the .htaccess infor on the WordPress permalink dialog screen. Then save the file. If there is one already there, it would be wise to make a copy of it before editing.

If you have updated your .htaccess file with the code on the permalinks page you may need to add the following to the .htaccess file above those lines to make it work. I had to do this on one of my sites. ><IfModule mod_security.c> SecFilterEngine Off SecFilterScanPOST Off </IfModule>

It looks like you have turned on the Permalinks. Did you remember to update your .htaccess file with the code necessary to use Permalinks?

I've never used the WordPress upgrade feature in Fantastico but have used the Joomla one. It shouldn't cause any issues.

Sorry, it was PHP not JavaScript. I have used it in my 404 error page to let me know when there is an error on my site. You may be able adapt it for your use. It would be placed in each page you wanted to alert you. You can find that script here: h**p://shat.net/php/404/404Handler.php.txt

You should be able to upgrade right through Fantastico. If not, download and install the update manually here.