TCH-Bruce

Looking at the source for the page, the image link is not in it. ><td colspan="3" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <hr color="#cdcccc" width="99%"> <font size="4"><b><i>Movieman's Guide to the Movies</i></b></font> <hr color="#cdcccc" width="99%"> <img src="http://www.moviemansguide.com/images/spacer.gif" width="1" height="5"><br /> </td> Did you forget to upload the page?

Welome to the forums jonsjava

dare

wilt

dodos (Good one Patrick )

Thanks Thomas

I would put it in the .htaccess file of the folder the forum is in only.

Any password manager that encrypts, runs from a flash drive and has a master password is good in my opinion. I only mentioned AnyPass because that's the one I use. You can also put your bookmarks file on a flash drive however AnyPass stores bookmarked URL's that you can launch from the program.

I'll try to help. In the folder you installed the forum software if there is not a .htaccess file create it using the file manager in cpanel. Now edit that file and add the following. >php_flag register_globals off The cache, files and store folder need to have their permissions changed to be writeable so change permissions on those folders to 777. You will also need to do the same with the /images/avatars/upload folder. You can use an FTP program to change those or the file manager in cpanel. There should be a sample config.php file with the install. You will need to rename it to config.php and enter your database information into it. >host='localhost' dbname='cpanelname_databasename' dbuser='cpanelname_user-added-to-database' password='database-user-password' I am not certain of the variable names phpBB uses but the parts to the right of the equals will always be the same.

I would recommend the USB device route. And you can use a program called AnyPass on the flash drive with no issues and it will keep the file encrypted with a master password to access in case you lose the drive.

Glad the support team has been a help to you and you are happy. Thanks for the kind words.

Good luck

Since you are putting the new version in another folder I would use an FTP client to upload it. You cannot upload a folder of files in cPanel unless you zip them up first and upload the zip file and then extract it on the server.

You have lost me but I have gone to your site and you have an index page with one link to your existing forum in a folder called "forum". 1. As Andy said, make a backup of your current forum just in case. 2. Create a new folder "forum2" in your public_html folder or any other name you choose. 3. Install the latest version of the forum software into this new folder you create. 4. Import you existing database backup into the new forum software. 5. Tweak your forum until you get it where you want it. 6. When you are satisfied, rename the "forum" folder "forum-old", rename the folder you created in step 2 to "forum" Now your link will be accessing the new version of the forum. Or, you can just upgrade your current installation. I'm sure phpBB has instuctions for doing it.

boots

lure

feet

It's used in some WordPress installations. I know I use it on several of my sites. I don't remember which plugin requires it but I use which ever one it is.

Sorry you haven't received a response to your query but it's possible that nobody has an answer for you. I have never used a shopping cart so I cannot offer any assistance in that area. Maybe one of our members will come by and help out. I do run an online shopping site but the transactions are handled through store software elsewhere. I didn't have the time to learn a shopping cart. Paypal offers shopping cart integration. Maybe that's an option for you.

cold

lark

Glad you got it. Dayton area here

Glad you were able to sort it out.

Welcome to the forums Adam How are you accessing the page? You should be using h*tp://yourdomain.ext/[pagename].php

Welcome to the forums MikeS