TCH-Bruce

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Welcome to the forums Erika The email was sent to everyone. If you have a contact form where people can fill in information it is your responsibility to make sure the script processing your form is secure and does not allow injection headers to be inserted. A secure form processor such as Ultimate Form Mail should be used.

Make sure the "img" folder in "public_html" is CHMOD 777 Do not make "public_html" 777 just "img" In Wordpress make sure you have set the Maximum size of images to upload on the Options --> Miscellaneous tab and that you have set a minimum level to upload. Oh and make sure the check box is checked to allow uploads.

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Thanks Groovy!

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There is a very good Getting Started with PHP Tutorial written by one of the TCH members I think you should read. The concept for what you are wanting to do is very similar.

PHP and MySQL for Dummies (it's a Dummies book) That was not meant to be derogatory. It's the book I started with. Plenty of examples in it.

The file will contain standard HTML code. Last updated xx-xx-xxxx If this file were called lastupd.html you would add the include in your web page where you wanted the message to appear like so. ><?php include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/lastupd.html"; ?> You would script your CSS for the class of that paragraph. Since I am showing an example of using PHP includes and you are probably using HTML or HTM for your file extensions you will have to add the following line to your .htaccess file of the folder containing these files so that the server can parse the HTML like a PHP document. >AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm .html Hope that helps

Shawn, try this thread for more information. If you still get errors I would recommend opening a ticket with the help desk.

This is the current address for Spam Karma. And you can get the plugin manager from here

I don't think you can do that with .css but you can with PHP by creating a .php file with the echo statement in it. Then in all of you pages you would need to add an "include" statement for the .php file.

Congratulations Viveck

Welcome to the forums Have a look at the statistics help page.

I know that but it's still nice to see.

No clue, legit email should be coming through. Open a ticket if you are still having problems and have the techs check it out.

I really like Trans-Siberian Orchestra. The song in the video above is Wizards in Winter. Saw the video last week. Great!

Without the error message it would be impossible to tell you how to proceed. I get these kinds of calls at work all the time. Without an error code or clue of what they were doing when they got the error there is no way I can determine their problem.

Try look at this page for Spam Assassin informaiton.

Thanks Curtis

You need to open a ticket with the help desk. They can help you out.

We have already stated TCH does not offer it at this time. Thread closed.

Welcome to the forums, mora!

Welcome to the forums Rowan You can also test your PHP on your own machine if you download XAMMP. It will also run from a USB thumb drive.

Fixed in PM. The problem was in the script you are required to enter a path to the script. That path is the full path to the script and not just /folder-name. So it should look like this. >/home/cpanelname/folder-name