TCH-Bruce

Glad you got it resolved It's a good idea to remember not to use spaces in filenames as well when working on *nix operating systems.

Thanks Rick!

My wife gave me this link. Thought I would share. Very cool illusion

And I didn't even see it happen!

A reseller account would be the way to go. Yes you can get a certificate and have it installed before making it live. You will have to provide the domain name the certificate will be used for and will have to test it using an IP number. Besides warnings there should not be a problem.

It would if you had your form going to an email address for only form submissions.

Theoretically yes.

Thanks for the info Thomas

Welcome to the forums, wallyb

Jersey

The only way you would be able to do this is with an upload script where they upload through the browser. Check hotscripts.com for an upload script ot you can try this one. http://www.perlscriptsjavascripts.com/perl/upload_lite/

It shouldn't take too long. But if you have questions about it please open a ticket with the help desk (link above) and I am sure you will get a better answer. The mods do not have access to the servers or your account info and the techs don't frequent the forums.

Welcome to the forum, Mike Open a help dest ticket to support and see if they can reload the FP extensions. If it still fails, look for some other way to process your forms. There are many available like DodosMail.

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Simply stunning! Thanks Thomas.

Welcome to the forums winfixer

Welcome to the forums, dscotese

You?

Well here's a tip. If it was working and you didn't change anything and it is now broken that would warrant a trip to the help desk. Now if you made changes that may have caused the error then I'd try to figure out what you did before going to the help desk.

I didn't mention the option of another domain name. Sounds like the content is already on the TCH servers and just not working as it should because you are accessing it with the IP number. You can purchase another domain name and park it over the existing domain name (by opening a help desk ticket) you bought the hosting for. Then just access the site with the new name until you switch the DNS on your old host's site. When you are satisfied everything is working switch the DNS for your main domain name.

Until the domain switches some things won't work right.

Most of us here use Any Password and it is completely safe since you set a master password to get into it.

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