TCH-Bruce

Thanks for the update but you should have created a separate FTP account for your blog publishing anyway. Leaving your cpanel access information out there for someone else to possibly gleen is just asking for trouble. When you create an FTP account you can limit the access for that account to just one folder and anything below it. Using your cpanel login information they can totally wipe your site out because they would have full access to your site. Just a warning to anyone else that may be using Blogger and FTPing to their domain here at TCH.

There is nothing you can do to forward a canceled email address to another account unless you worked something out with your current ISP to keep it active (create a forward on his system) even though you are no longer getting service from them.

broken (were made to be)

Rules (Think Emeril )

Welcome to the forums Susan There is no charge for parking additional domain names on an existing account.

gravel

In reality, yes, you are alloted the amount of disk space your plan was set up for. If your account is audited and you are using more disk space than you are paying for your account may be suspended.

Welcome to the team Aaron

Is there a check box to use secure FTP in your Blogger settings? If so that should not be checked. Also if there is a passive mode check box, that should be checked.

Welcome to the forums, mangla_nsit

Good job Thomas! Blogger is where a lot of people cut their teeth on creating a blog. They have templates and a service that will host the blog. They also have the ability to post the blog to your own domain if you happen to have one. You don't have to install anything, create any databases or anything else to be able to use it. You just create an account and pick from their templates and start writing.

Well without seeing the actual script it's going to be hard to help you debug it. The other times I get Internal Server errors is if I don't escape a quote when needed or @ in an email address. Double check the entire script and make sure you have everything escaped that needs escaped and are ending your lines with a semi-colon.

Did you upload the file in ASCII mode and did you change the permissions to 755? And you form action should look something like this: ><form action="http://www.premierbusinessdesigns.com/cgi-bin/FormScript.cgi" method="post"> Case matters. So if your script is FormScript.cgi that should be fine.

Welcome to the forum, essenceofire

Welcome to the forums Peter

Thanks Tommy and Aaron for the kind words. If you guys are happy that makes us happy.

Welcome to the forums Brannon That would be >#!/usr/bin/perl $mailprog = '/usr/sbin/sendmail -t'

Mustang

Glad it sorted itself out.

Welcome to the forums jackaroo

Not sure what I did but the full size photos are working correctly now. But I had to change the size I was resizing them from 480 to 400 for the theme I picked. This is a pretty nice plugin but unfortunately it does not work with my cell phone provider (Sprint). I am able to send email with an attachment to the blog and that works fine.

Welcome to the forums, anantha.krish

This seems to work but I am having problems getting the fullsize image to display. But the images do get uploaded just fine.

Maybe this Unit conversion page will help. Or the Byte converter page. And here is a link to the code

Welcome to the forums, dcthunder57