TCH-Bruce

Welcome to the forums Kevin Yes, the restore is supposed to work but sometimes it doesn't. It's a simple matter to resolve and much easier if you just have the help desk restore the backup for you. Please open a ticket with the help desk, tell them where the backup is and which database you would like it loaded into.

Congratulations and good luck Ryan! To Jesse, good luck in your next endeavor.

I think Dick might want a piece!

flowers

crisp

Yes, that was the mambot I was referring too.

That's enough for me. Stuck on the triangles.

While I agree with most of what Patrick says, most phones use Java and can run the Opera Mini broswer software. Opera Mini renders pages pretty efficiently but everything is routed through their servers before being sent to the users phone. That's one reason I choose to use Blazer on my Treo because I actually get the information delivered straight to me without going through some other optimizing server first (plus Opera crashes on the Treo). But if you are doing your sites in Joomla, there is a plugin to serve up a mobile version of your site with a minimum of fuss. Same with WordPress, there is a plugin that works great. I use it on all my WordPress sites. The days of WAP are numbered as broswers get better on mobile devices. From all the things I've read the iPhone's browser is what everyone is aiming for. And a mobile Firefox is right around the corner.

The servers allow 50 concurrent users to connect to the server via FTP at any given time. It's a server setting not a site setting so you are the only one accessing your site with FTP. FTP is a service running on the server and it keeps track of how many users are logged in and how long they have been idle.

Well let's see. I have never defined any cron jobs for auto updating my blog but I have used the built in mechanism WordPress has to future publish based on Date & Time. I also did this when blogging with Movable Type years ago. I have set up a cron job to poll an email account that I blogged through for a while (again in WordPress).

You're welcome. Glad we could help.

pears

weeds

tall

Actually you don't need a plugin if you are talking about actual Pages and not posts created. Edit your pages and assign a page order number to them. They will display from low to high ( 0-99999999 ). Thanks Bunni for the tip.

You would have better luck getting Bunni to do the cleaning.

Welcome to the forums LaurieWeb

Check out the plugins for Joomla, there may be one written for use with a PDA. I know there is a great one for use with WordPress.

Don't know off the top of my head but you can check out these WordPress Plugins.

Maybe a reference will help.

You can send one to Bill, one to Dick and one to me! Welcome back

Yes, zlib is available. If it's not open a ticket and let the techs know what server you are on. Click here for how php is configured.

You're welcome

More thoughts on your folder names. If you did not create them as subdomains you can simply change the name of the folder using the file manager in cPanel. Of course you would have to change any links going to the cart. And if you really want to change the database name, you can open a ticket with the help desk and ask them to change it for you. But you will have to modify the configuration file to be able to access it.

What you are describing are URLs (web addresses) to access your cart where "thefrontroom" and "frontroom" are subfolders in your account. You can create another subfolder and copy the contents of the "frontroom" folder into it. Your configuration file tells your cart which database to use and how to connect to it. Your database name would be something like your-cpanelname_name-of-database. You configuration file for the cart would have variables pointing to the database. >BDNAME="your-cpanelname_your-database"; USER="your-cpanelname_user"; PASSWORD="password-for-above-user"; HOST="localhost"; There could be other variables in your configuration file but those are the ones controlling access to the database.