TCH-Bruce

Welcome to the forums jpjayhawk1993

The instructions are telling you to upload the files and folders to your public_html folder. Once uploaded you are to change the permissions of the application.php file to 666. You also need to change the permissions of the data folder inside the admin folder to 777 so the server can write to that folder. You also need to create a database using the MySQL function in cPanel. When you create the database you also need to create a user and add that user to the database to use it. Then you are to launch the install scipt included which will set up the software for your use using the link of http://your-TCH-domain.ext/admin/install.php The files are not Macromedia files they are PHP files and are the script.

And now it's a category 5 hurricane and bearing down on the Texas coast. People heed the warnings and evacuate if you are asked. Good luck, best wishes and prayers to all in the path of this storm.

There are scripts like that available. I wouldn't have one on my site though as they can promote spam links to adult sites and poker sites and other such crap. Check out www.hotscripts.com if you are interested.

It could be something as simple as a routing issue or more severe like the SQL server needing restarted. Please open a ticket with the help desk and they will tell you for sure.

It's ok, I should have been more clear in my post with the link.

Thanks Thomas

It's already been mentioned earlier today.

Welcome to the forums Wilba

That was a one day only deal, this was announced yesterday.

I ran your page through the validator and you have errors. Most important is you are missing a closing div somewhere.

Take a look here.

Here is an online generator for forms.

acquaintances

You may want to visit the SMF Forums

Best of luck with the storm Jim. And everyone else in it's path.

Welcome to the forums Fruity

Welcome to the forums shoister I have never had a problem with UFM either. Was this ever working for you?

My experience with Dell has been 2 laptops. The first one had problems. The second one seems just fine.

Welcome to the forums John

There is no need for me to repeat what you need to do so I will just welcome you to the forums visualcreative.

Welcome to the forums Nick.

Yes, that's a problem For a script to execute (or if it's a directory) it must be 755. If it is 644 it is treated as a normal file and will not execute. If you are unable to change the permissions maybe you don't have file ownership. Open a ticket with the help desk and they can change it for you.

This thread should help.

Welcome to the forums, Erick