TCH-Bruce

Check out the Trackback on Wikipedia. Lots of info there.

Try renaming the one on the server and then upload your changed page.

IPB is what the TCH forums run on and can handle lots of users. I've used both IPB and phpBB. phpBB is plagued with constant security updates. It's a very popular choice for a BB so it's attacked most frequently.

Thanks Norm

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Sam, nice scripting

Take a look at www.hirebid.com

Not sure I understand your question but if you are not deleting the message based on the filter I don't see why it wouldn't be delivered.

fish (beer battered - Yum!)

Please open a ticket with the help desk. The mods don't have access to the servers or your account info. And the techs do not frequent the fourms.

If you have modded your forum heavily you probably don't want to use the cPanel upgrade. You would be better off getting the files directly from phpBB and updating your site manually.

As Paul said, there was probably something in the original .htaccess file conflicting with what Wordpress was creating. Anyway, glad I could help you get it sorted out.

Do the following in cPanel Open the file manager Go to your "blog" folder Create a new text file Give it a name of .htaccess Give it permissions of 644 Edit the file you just created Copy/Paste your permalink strcuture into it Save your changes That should be all you need.

Welcome to the forums. cPanel is the site adminstration panel for your site. Same place you create email addresses, subdomains, etc... Are you hosted here?

Sorry I have to ask. Which .htaccess file did you update? The one in your public_html folder or the one in your blog folder? It should be the .htaccess file in the blog folder.

Welcome to the forums I would recommend that you set up an FTP account for people to upload the files to them. Then they would FTP them to their machines. It's possible to send that large of a file through email but not practicle.

What theme are you using? I've never had a problem with the nav links WP creates except for pages when using permalinks.

Thanks Paul!

Are these pages and not posts? If so the .htaccess file must be chmod 666 when creating pages. I found out the hard way with that one.

How did you modify your .htaccess file? Did you copy/paste the permalink structure WP created? Try again, it does work.

Welcome to the forums

321.5 I can see the deer

Or check the help site for how to mask your email address.