TCH-Bruce

Glad you got it sorted out. I removed the duplicate post.

Well, I just downloaded and installed this program and it works. When I created my connection I entered the following: MySQL Host address: mydomain.ext Username: mycpanelname_database-user Password: mypassword I left the port information unchanged Database: mycpanelname_database-name And I added my IP to the Access Hosts in cPanel. Doing this all and it worked.

Which was the same question I asked in your other thread.

Personally, I don't use it whether it be the business accounts I manage or my personal sites. I've had domains going on 10 years now.

Welcome to the forums Andrew

If you don't have a PDF plugin for the browser you use the file will download and not be displayed in a browser window. You can FTP any file including a PDF file to your web space and provide links to download them. To keep them private put them in a folder not linked to from any pages on your web site. You can also password protect the folder you place them into as long as you provide the password with the link to download it. I would set up an account with eSellerate or set up a PayPal shopping cart that would send link automatically to the files to be downloaded when purchased.

Welcome to the forum, atmadonia

My RSS reader of choice is GreatNews but I'll give Snarfer a look see.

Thanks for the info AeroKnight. Never thoguht of trying that.

I would install it into a folder and yes, you should be able to move it easily.

Thank you for the update. As I said, it wasn't possible directly in cPanel. Glad the help desk was able to help you.

I've seen Serif's product never tried Web Studio but there is a freeware product called NVU that's pretty easy to use.

All forum software that I've installed has an option to take the forum off-line. So that would be how to prevent people from using it before you were ready to start.

Knife (the)

That's pretty cool. Thanks Thomas

In the MySQL section of cPanel have you given your IP address access to the files? It's at the very bottom and it's called Access Hosts.

truck

Glad you got it sorted out.

Man, that's incredible.

Sorry, I have no experience with that tool but we have a lot of phpBB users so maybe someone will chime in with an answer for you.

I have never seen a script that works that way. Not to say there isn't one or someone couldn't write one. In cpanel you can create filters that act on something that "contains" something but not the other way around. I know email clients can create "doesn't contain" filters. In a perfect world there would be no spam. But as it is we must deal with it the best we can. I have client side tools that automatically delete spam messages so I don't have to see them.

If your version of UFM is still working why change it?

Update: 41 seconds, 5 tries

How fast can you Clear the Numbers I've been able to do it in 68 seconds.

That's a pretty slick piece of software. Thanks for posting. Sort of like Windows Live Writer only not M$.