TCH-Bruce

Latte (used Cafe)

Well you could set up a user in Wordpress and give them admin provledges but that won't give them access to your web space where they could upload/delete/add files to your site. They could change settings in your Wordpress but not access files on the server.

There is no way to give someone read only access to your web space. If you give them your username and password is the only way they can access your cPanel or use FTP.

Glad it's all sorted out. I believe the reason you can't use the "?" is it's not part of the file name.

You are correct. /usr/sbin/sendmail

I'd start by checking out hotscripts.com

I'd give the .htaccess one a try. Couldn't hurt. I found them both using Google.

Steve, thanks for the kind words. As for cPanel vs. Plesk, I've used both and even with some of the quirks in cPanel I like it far better than Plesk.

You can do this in cPanel. Select Redirects Leave the first box empty In the second box enter the full path to your sub folder http://www.bruzzi.ws/plasma-faq/index.php Select Permanent instead of Temporary in the drop-down Click the Add button That should do it.

Thanks for the heads up Rob

Thanks Rob Or better yet, upgrade to version 2

Thanks Thomas!

When I run into problems like that I code it with a full path to the CSS file. ><?php echo '<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://your-site.ext/styles/sdi3column_allbrowsers.css" type="text/css">'; ?> Then the server doesn't have to guess where you are trying to point too.

When you run a trace from dnsstuff you are running the trace from their server and not your machine. So the route may be fine from there but there is still a problem for you. And if you are having a problem accessing cPanel open a ticket with the help desk as it's happening.

Welcome to the forums sirius!

You could use sendmail.

Or by using rewrite rules in the .htaccess file >#browser redirects For PDA Based Browsers RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Windows CE" [NC,OR] #Windows CE and Pocket PC RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "NetFront" [NC,OR] #PalmSource WebBrowser 2.0 RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Palm OS" [NC,OR] #Eudora Web Browser for Palm RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Blazer" [NC,OR] #Handspring Blazer Browser RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Elaine" [NC,OR] #RIM Devices RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "^WAP.*$" [NC,OR] #WAP Browsers RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "Plucker" [NC,OR] #Plucker Offline download client RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "AvantGo" [NC] #AvantGo Service RewriteRule ^index\.html http://www.yourdomain.net/index.wml [L,R]

You can do this with a PHP redirection script. ><? $wmlredirect = "http://www.******/wml/index.php";// Your WAP Site $htmlredirect = "http://www.******/html/index.php";// Your HTML Site // Get browser ID $browser=substr(trim($HTTP_USER_AGENT),0,4); // Identify Web Browsers if($browser=="Mozi") // Mozilla, Internet Explorer 6 & Opera 7 { $br = "HTML"; // Identify the above as Web Browsers } else { $br = "WML"; // Identify balance as Wap Devices/Emulators } if($br == "HTML") { header("Location: ".$htmlredirect); exit; } else { header("Location: ".$wmlredirect); exit; } ?>

Only problem with that is the forum is using templates to display content from the database. It's contantly reloading the template page over and over as you traverse through the forum. So you will have to give this some serious thought as to how you want this to work. The skin_global.php file for the template you are using is used to display all pages of the forum.

Welcome to the forums dcarpus

The avatar upload folder

Congratulations Marie!

By help, what are you asking? TCH does not install software but if you run into problems the forum is a good place to start to find an answer. If you follow the upgrade instructions you should have no problems. Back up your database, disable any extensions you have running, delete the core files as the instructions say, install the new files, run the upgrade script and turn your extensions back on. Couldn't be easier.

I believe the 800x600 mode to be slowly dying off. I still design with 800x600 in mind but I haven't run that resolution in years. According to this information only 20% are still using 800x600 while 57% are using 1024x768. I wouldn't bother changing it if it looks good at 1024x768 and up.

Easy way to tell is set your 401 error to display your 404 page.