TCH-Bruce

My condolences Thomas.

Please open a ticket and ask the techs. Thank you.

Glad you solved it. Without the headers you cannot validate to send. You cannot send email through the server without validating.

It works great guys. Took 3-days for the spam to stop but it's been working really well since.

Your CSS is looking for the images in the root folder of your domain and not the the blogs theme folder. I had this problem with a theme once when the blog was not in it's own subdomain. Check your blog Options setup and be sure you have the proper paths defined in particular the Wordpress address URL and the Blog address URL. If they are set up properly and it's not working, rename your "arcane" folder something else. In cpanel create a subdomain called arcane. Now delete the folder (arcane) the subdomain process created and rename your blog folder to "arcane". In the options panel set both the Wordpress and Blog address to http://arcane.evanescing.org and it should work. If you are using permalinks you may need to regenerate them. Hope that helps.

No, just put it in the public_html folder. Some browsers don't always display it. You can check with Firefox and you should see it.

Nero

Welcome to the forums ellaminnowpea

sucks (it has for the past week here in Ohio)

Welcome to the forum Rick When I posted this: I guess I should have bolded the database name.

Quiet

Very nice Mehdi!

Did you create the database? Did you create a user? Did you add the user to the database? host = localhost; dbname = cpanelname_database-name dbuser = cpanelname_user-you-added-to-database password = password you created for the user

You should set up an email address and not use the cPanel account. Then to configure Thunderbird refer to the Help Page we have set up.

Welcome to the forums Miller

Don't know if it's a DRM issue or not. Sounds like it though.

Thought you would like it. Like Thomas says, it's the first plugin I install as well.

In cPanel go into manage accounts. Select the Aging feature for the account and specify the number of days you wish to keep emails.

Welcome to the forums Bryon

Thank you for your comments. I'm sure the staff appreciates it.

PHP would probably be best.

First you need to write the script to get the data and convert it to a spreadsheet. Then you can add a routine to email the created spreadsheet. Once you have that, it is simple to create a cron job to run it.

If you create Redirect 301 statements in your .htaccess file to direct the search engines and visitors to the new location you do not have to recreate any of the pages. Or more simply: >redirect 301 /directory/file.html http://www.domainame.com/directory/file.html

Lose

Yeah, thanks for the ways it can be used. Seems to me an FTP client is so much simpler.