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TCH-Bruce

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  1. Did you upload the script in ASCII mode and change the script to 755 permissions so it can be executed?
  2. TCH-Bruce

    Css

    is an HTML 4.0 specification. When you start working with XHTML every tag must have a closing tag. For tags like img, hr, br which have not closing tag the tag has been changed to add the space and / to denote the end of the tag. So for a break it's , for a horizontal rule is and image is Check out www.w3schools.com for more info.
  3. If there is a restriction the help desk would be able to tell you. The mods do not have server access and the techs don't frequent the forums.
  4. Welcome to the forums Dave. Please open a ticket with the help desk and have one of the techs take a look at it.
  5. I run several wordpress blogs and have never had a problem with receiving comment notifications. Under the Options General tab make sure you have a valid email address. Under the Options Discussion tab make sure the checkbox to be notified when anyone posts a comment is checked. I run version 1.5.2 of Wordpress. Do you have any plugins installed that chould be preventing your comment emails?
  6. I would hold off on that help desk ticket until that server is completely restored. The techs have their hands full restoring the rest of the accounts.
  7. Please open a ticket with the help desk, they may be able to retrieve something from the failed drive if they can get it to function. Aside from that, your data is your responsibility as Bob mentions. When ever I make any changes to my sites I always backup before starting and then once again when I have the changes I want them.
  8. rabbits
  9. Thanks Paul Everyone running phpBB should be keeping their installation current.
  10. I tried this on a test blog and it works as advertised. 1. Create an email account to post to in your domain 2. Edit Wordpress to use the email address you want it to read 3. You must run the wp-mail.php file in your Wordpress install folder to have it capture the email from the account. (this can be set up to run in Cron periodically after you get it to pull in the email running it manually). One thing I found out is the body of the email will not be captured unless the email is sent in plain text format. You might want to read this Wordpress Wiki post
  11. Please open a ticket with the help desk (link above). The mods do not have access to the servers or your account inforamtion and the techs don't frequent the forums.
  12. stripe
  13. That should help!
  14. Aaron is correct. Once you have been here a while you will catch on to Rob's sense of humor.
  15. Welcome to the forums uamuzeme Andy offered a couple of suggestions above.
  16. That will be coming next year when they abolish switching time
  17. How about all these themes as a starting point?
  18. Wordpress is a snap to install. We even have instructions on the help site.
  19. Several places on their site say that it is not recommended to install this CMS on a shared hosting account.
  20. They are probably still counting me when I set up a test account over 10 years ago.
  21. Dave, keep posting and offering help and who knows maybe it will happen.
  22. I'd say probably a lot. I run a business site and many of our visitors are from AOL.
  23. If you ran a trace route and you are getting time outs before reaching your mail server "yes" that is most likely the problem. Copy the trace route and open a support ticket with the help desk explaining the problem. They may have some ideas.
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