TCH-Bruce

Welcome to the forums and family, Greg.

Hi Scott, 1) Only if you never intend to use neo mail again 2) You will need to open a support ticket with the help desk for that one.

Welcome to the forums Zaventh

Welcome to the forums bluntelectrons The techs do not frequent the forums as often as the mods. Please open a help desk ticket with support (link above) and I am sure they can give you the info you are requesting.

Hilary, yes, you can activate Spam Assassin in cPanel. Please see this help page for more information.

Simply turning off javascript in your browser will make those ads disappear. Any images coded with img or http references are not affected.

Welcome to the forums Eric I'd vote for Invision as well.

Shoot!

That's it in a nutshell.

Why?

Depends on how a server is configured. The TCH servers are configured to allow scripts to be run from any directory.

NO (never)

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Glad I could help.

Add the following to your .htaccess file >php_flag register_globals off

The only thing that hasn't been mentioned in any of these replies is the great web developer extension for Firefox. If you are web developer this tool will save you hours of time tracking down errors in your pages or style sheets.

Yeah Steve, but you have a way to go!

When I switched there was email still going to my old host for six months. They were all spam and I never worried about it. Could be the email was addressed to the IP address instead of the domain name.

I still use both browsers but I use Firefox for 98% of my browsing. Easy to install? Yes, download the .EXE and launch it. Couldn't be any eaiser.

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Dump IE and use Firefox and get the Adblock extension to stop the ads from displaying. There are other ways to prevent ads from displaying like using firewall software like Zone Alarm or OutPost or modifying your HOSTS file to loop back known ad sites to your own machine.

What they meant was: Set the permissions on the following folders: albums albums/userpics albums/edit include I'm not sure what 777 permissions are, and I"m using the FTP client built into Internet Explorer ( I know. IE. ), so I just FTP'd to those folders and I right clicked on them and in the Properties option, I checked all the boxes. Now I can upload files!! What the 777 permissions are is that anyone can read/write and execute anything in those folders. 4 = read 2 = write 1 = execute There number is actually a combination of the 4,2,1 three times. The first postition refers to the owner of the file/folder permissions, the second is the group permissions of that file/folder and the third is everyone else (world) permissions on the file/folder. Common permission settings: 644 - owner can read/write, group can read, world can read 755 - owner can read/write/execute, group and world can read/execute 444 - owner, group and world can read-only

Andy, I second that opinion. I've been using it for years.

Anonymous FTP is disabled on the servers.

register_globals = on is how the servers are currently configured.