TCH-Bruce

Please read the directions to get your site added.

No offense taken. That's pretty much the case. While the migration is in progress the old server is keeping your site alive. Once all accounts have been transferred the DNS is changed to point requests to the new server. So if something is missing after the move please open a ticket with the help desk. They may be able to retreive it from the old server.

cPanel provides 2 ways of entering a cron job. If you are unsure of how to build a cron job I suggest using the STANDARD method and not the ADVANCED. When you select the STANDARD method choose the following from the boxes provided. Every 10 minutes in the minutes box Nothing selected in the hours box Everyday in the days box Every Month in the months box Every Weekday in the weekday box For your job you can use this: >/usr/bin/php -q /home/your-cPanel-name/public_html/calendar/tools/send_reminders.php >/dev/null

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TCH is not doing any SEO work at this time. I'm sure there are users here that will offer you some advice.

Check out the Blocking Spam help page. You should currently have an email filter set up to redirect email Spam Assassin is tagging to be be sent to the SPAM box. Delete it and create a new filter to delete email Spam Assassin is tagging instead.

Correct! And it was the processing part of the form I was referring too. Also the reason I suggested UFM.

Thanks Daz, Happy Holidays to you and everyone else too!

Can't be done as far as I know since to run the form processor it has to have world access to it. You might want to look at Ultimate Form Mail

Glad you got it working And if you are only interested in US phone numbers you can tweak it to >function VALIDATE_USPHONE($phonenumber){ if ( (preg_match("/^[3-9]{3,3}[-]{1,1}[0-9]{3,3}[-]{1,1}[0-9]{4,4}$/", $phonenumber) ) == TRUE ){ return TRUE; } else{ return FALSE; } } No US phone number begin with 0 or 1 in the area code.

If you are talking about a full backup that cPanel creates you can upload it with an FTP program and open a ticket with the support desk to restore it for you. If it is a home backup I believe you can FTP that up and extract it yourself. To restore a database you backed up you must use cPanel to restore it yourself or you can upload it and open a ticket with the help desk and ask them to restore it for you.

What are Permalinks? Permalinks are the permanent URLs to your individual weblog posts, as well as categories and other lists of weblog postings. A permalink is what another weblogger will use to refer to your article (or section), or how you might send a link to your story in an e-mail message. Because others may link to your individual postings, the URL to that article shouldn't change. Permalinks are intended to be permanent (valid for a long time). So instead of having a link that looks like this: /index.php?p=239 You have a link that looks like this: /archives/2005/11/15/what-i-did-today/ You will need an .htaccess file in your blog's root folder. Wordpress will create the information you need to add to it. 1. Go in to File Manager and browse to your blog folder. 2. Is there an .htaccess file there? If not create a text file and name it .htaccess 3. Change the permissions of .htaccess to 644 4. Go into your Wordpress --> Site Admin --> Options --> Permalinks 5. Change the Permalink structure to your liking or leave the defaults that Wordpress shows you. 6. Tap the Update Permalink Structure button. In the box at the bottom of the Permalinks window should be a bunch of rewrite statements. 7. Right click in the box and select all. 8. With everything in the box selected right click and copy the text. 9. Open the .htaccess file in your blog directory for edit. 10. Paste the contents you copied from the permalink box. 11. Save the file. 12. Change the permissions of .htaccess to 444 You're done. For more information on what tags you can use check out the Using Permalinks pages provided by Wordpress.

Glad it's working.

I have no idea why you are getting errors Wayne. I copied and pasted your script into a test PHP file changed the email addresses to my own and it worked perfectly.

Welcome to the forums Ryan Your link is not working.

Welcome to the forums AcAzA

Set the permissions to 777 on the cache folder. That's the only way I know of.

Sorry, I found the code snippit in another forum. I am a PHP noob as well. Maybe one of our more well versed PHP members can point you in the right direction.

You are probably viewing it with IE. It does work in Firefox.

Don't know about your code but here is an example I found that does what you want. >A very simple Phone number validation function. Returns the Phone number if the number is in the xxx-xxx-xxxx format. x being 0-9. Returns false if missing digits or improper characters are included. <? function VALIDATE_USPHONE($phonenumber) { if ( (preg_match("/^[0-9]{3,3}[-]{1,1}[0-9]{3,3}[-]{1,1} [0-9]{4,4}$/", $phonenumber) ) == TRUE ) { return $phonenumber; } else { return false; } } ?>

Thanks Curtis

>mail($contactemail, $subject, $message, $headers, "-f".$myemail);

Use the -f switch to tell sendmail to set the envelope address: -f email@address.com

You can use the acronym html tag to produce that effect. ><acronym title="what ever you want to say in the popup">text to popup text</acronym> Edit: well if I paid attention and noticed you are trying to add hotspots to an image that pop up I would not have suggested what I did. Maybe you can find something at dynamicdrive.com that will work with image hot spots.

I loaded a copy of partition magic last night and ran it. Now I have a 40GB C partition with 71% free and a 100GB D partition with 70% free. Thanks for the suggestion.