TCH-Bruce

Sorry, someone that uses Dreamweaver will have to answer that. I don't use it and hand code my pages.

The thumbnails are taking me to >http://www.artepolaroid.com/www.yahoo.com So I am not sure what you are saying. Your links are not pointing to the photos.

Do you have the FrontPage extensions installed on your account?

><a href="../../www.yahoo.com"> These are not valid links to anything in your domain. And all of your thumbnails are pointing to this link.

Invision Power Board

Open a ticket with the help desk. Certificates expire every year. Just let them know in case no one else has reported it.

Start reading your original post from that point down and you should get it sorted out.

A link would be handy

><a href="/principal_uno_images">English</a> or <a href="http://youdomain.ext/principal_uno_images">English</a>

You would create an English page and a Spanish page. Then you would use code similar to this ><a href="english.html">English</a> and <a href="spanish.html">Spanish</a>

Yes, it's that simple. I've been doing it for quite some time.

Invites are no longer necessary. Any one that wants one can sign up.

Bear

The server is currently down. Sorry.

You would have to open a ticket with the help desk and ask. But if you can use secure SMTP you can set it to 465.

Enter your IP address in the Access Hosts section in cPanel under MySQL databases.

Something you can do is leave the directory permissions at 755 and ask the help desk to change ownership of it to "nobody" so that the default server user can write to it.

Device

As you can see we don't want to set any directories to 777 either so the upload feature has been disabled.

guitar

For users to upload their own avatars you can't get around the 777 permission settings. I would gather the cache directory requires it as well. phpBB is prone to attacks being one of the most popular freeware forum software packages available. All I can say is monitor when they release patches and apply them as soon as possible. An alternative free forum software would be Simple Machines Forum (SMF) which hasn't had as much attention as phpBB but it's easier to upgrade when patches are released.

Movie (Steve you are twisted)

Welcome to the forums FiReaNG3L If your pages were replaced the first thing I would do is change your cPanel password. Second open a ticket with the help desk and ask if they could check the logs if you can determine about what time the files were replaced.

The answer would be "no, TCH does not charge to do a restore".

Yep, that's what the phpformgenerator forum says.