TCH-Bruce

Going to move this to the Looking for forum for organization.

With CuteFTP you can create a macro to automatically log them in and take them to the correct folder and it's simple drag and drop from there. I'm sure other FTP clients have this capability.

The search you are asking about will not run on the TCH servers at this time because they are Linux servers and not M$ IIS. I use the search from atomz.com but don't know if they have the PDF support you are looking for.

I don't have an answer for you. Have you tried using an FTP client instead of the browser?

Thomas, I am looking on a Windows 98 install. I don't have XP in my office but I can check it when I get home. If it's being listed it has to be on your system somewhere. Have you done a search for "system.fon" on your computer? Or "system.ttf"?

Not to leave you hanging, I think this script will work for you. http://www.perlscriptsjavascripts.com/perl/upload_lite/

Thomas, On my system it is in the Windows\Fonts folder and is an Adobe font.

The problem is ASP does not run on these servers. If you created something in PHP or Perl they woudl run.

I think this may help you. http://mods.ibplanet.com/db/index.php?mod=1082

Hi Bill, I get them too. Nature of the beast I suppose. I don't think Invision reports the correct response. Instead of telling you there is nothing that met your criteria it gives you an error response. I've seen it on my own IPB forum.

The search form defaults to 30-days. Expand the search to include more posts.

Moving to scripting forum for organization. This looks like an ASP code. I don't think ASP runs on the servers at TCH.

soap

Yeah, I read them. I still turn my home machines off at night. At work I leave them run 24/7. I really don't think it matters one way or the other. And those pages haven't convinced me either way.

tire

Moving post for better organization

The only ones of real concern would be the 404 errors which are page not found errors. Click on the 404 Errors link in AwStats and see what pages are causing the errors. If they are pages you removed you can ignore those. If the pages are supposed to be there check your links to be sure you have them coded correctly.

Under Windows 98 I would have just removed the TCP/IP protocol and reinstalled it. Don't know how to do that in XP but may be your solution.

I have installed and use both. Invision has more features and is more powerful in my opinion.

Moving post for better organization.

I can see the site fine on XP as well using IE6

24 to 72 hours for propogation. You should be able to access your cpanel with the IP numbers in your welcome email. Moving thread for orgranization.

Yes, you can open a Help Desk ticket to support (link above) and they will take care of it for you.

Thanks for the link! Thumbs Up

As far as I know it hasn't been announced yet.