TCH-Bruce

Have you followed the instructions on the Statistics help page.

I've never used incredimail but it sounds to me like something is not checked that should be. Maybe now would be a good time to try Thunderbird.

What mail client are you using? If it's Thunderbird is the account set up with the check box labeled automatically download new messages checked? Port 465 is secure SMTP and 995 is secure POP

Are you popping your gmail account or using the web interface? I don't pop mine so I've never had the problem.

I've only converted a test blog so far but I didn't have any problems.

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Welcome to the forums Paul

The file is a text file and the best way to create and access it is with File Manager through cpanel. You are correct that files beginning with a period do not appear in an FTP client unless you turn on the option to display hidden files.

Welcome to the forums. Yes, you can create unlimited email accounts.

I would open a help desk ticket with support and ask them to have a look. You should not have needed to create an ftp subdomain.

Andy suggested to turn off the password protection to publish and then turn it back on. Have you tried that?

Also, those scripts do not always work or they are versions behind what is current. I still prefer to go to the author's site of the scripts I want to install and download and install them myself manually. Sure it's nice to be able to just click a link and have something installed but do you really learn anything from it? What if it breaks? Will you be able to fix it?

Welcome to the forum, infiniter Also make sure your FTP client is set to passive mode.

Sounds like your send_reminders.php script has an include hard coded into it which a web server will parse correctly when launched in a broswers. However when running from cron you no longer have the ability to use WGET which I believe would run the script the same as a web browser would. So you wil have to change your include in the script to have the full path to your config file. It would be something like this: >include("/home/your-cpanel-name/public_html/calendar/config.php");

Sorry, I don't know how to resolve your problem but maybe this FrontPage help page can shed some light on it.

Nope and neither do the people that keep trying to hack their work.

plenty (I've heard plenty)

Your site loads quickly for me.

cards

1. mod_rewrite is installed on all servers 2. You need to edit the .htaccess file in your blog root directory. If all you have is a blog and it resides in the public_html folder that's the one to edit. If you don't have one you need to create one. Before your rewrite statements you use RewriteEngine On to turn the mod_rewrite on. 3. If your pages end in .html then yes you would use the second statement. 4. Not sure how to accomplish this but you can create a custom 404 page.

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Welcome to the forums Richard

What you need is some shopping cart software or put your wares up on an electronic store like eSellerate where they process the transaction and then download what you are offering.