TCH-Bruce

Not working that way on subdomains for me. That may be the difference, a subdomain versus a subfolder.

That weather station sounds like something I would enjoy as well. You need to try a smoked turkey. They are the best! :-P``

Welcome back Don. Bill, what did you get for Xmas?

I wrote batch files and use XCOPY to backup network drives using the built in scheduler.

Welcome to the family. You don't need to add any coding to your pages. All you need to do is place the favicon.ico file in the public_html folder and it should appear when viewing your site. If you have subdomains or sub folders the favicon.ico file also needs to be in them if you want it to apprear.

Merry Christmas Everyone! Dick, you can have some of our snow. Just come on up and get it.

You may want to check out this thread. It shows how to set up the batch processing. Happy Holidays!

Welcome to the family! Sorry, I don't know the answer to the question you are asking but I'm sure Don will be back to help. I've never used mailing list software.

Welcome to the family and welcome home!

Thanks for the kind words and glad to have you with us.

If you create the folder first then create the subdomain you will eventually have problems. Delete or rename the folder, delete the subdomain and recreate it. It will create a folder with the same name as the subdomain. Now copy the content of the previous folder if you chose to rename it and delete the renamed folder.

Well, it looks like it is doing an alpha sort. You could make it ".no thanks" and that should put it at the top. May look funny though.

I can't but I will pass along the information to someone who can.

Welcome to the family, Rick!

Glad you finally got it resolved Samantha.

Where is Rocky?

Thank you for posting your solution. I'm sure others will benefit from it.

Welcome to the family and forums! Glad you sorted it out.

Welcome to the family, Jose

Welcome to the forums netwitz!

I just did a Google search on the phrase "CSS Rollovers" and it came back with numerous pages with examples. Some with images and some without. I use CSS text rollovers on my site and they work fine in IE and FF.

I agree that it's annoying but it is a Javascript. There is no way for browser to tell the difference that you are using it for rollovers or something malicious. The browser is doing it's job and I am being kept informed of what's happening. Not a bad thing IMHO. I'd investigate using CSS rollovers without using Javascript.

I had to take a trip to San Diego for work almost 2 years ago now. The tickets were purchased through Checp Tickets with overnight delivery which didn't show up in time (2-days later). When I called to find out what to do without the tickets they told me no problem just go to the airport and check in and all would be well. NOT TRUE! I had to repurchase the tickets and then submit a lost ticket claim for the ones that showed up late. I refused and had them removed from my credit card. It took over a year to get that mess straightened out. I will fly again but I will never use Cheap Tickets again.

Not sure if this will help get you what you need but if you log into your cPanel and click the link to Raw Log File you can download it there. Or if you click on Manage FTP accounts you will see FTP accounts to access your raw logs. [Moving for organization...]