DarqFlare

Moving to hardware...

lol... I never thought of TCH offering "drawbacks" of that type... heh.

This is a generalization of what you'd need to do, in PHP: ><? ini_set('session.cache_limiter', ''); header('Expires: Thu, 19 Nov 1981 08:52:00 GMT'); header('Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0'); header('Pragma: no-cache'); header("Content-Disposition: disposition-type=attachment; filename=XXXa"); readfile("XXXb"); ?> This is a PHP script that you would link to in a page, much like this: ><a href="script.php">Download MP3</a> This is how I've got things working, more or less. Let me know if it works for you. Replace 'XXXa' with the suggested file save name, and the 'XXXb' with the local (I do believe) path to the file you want them to download.

Yeap. if you include the PHP/SSI file, then the one being included will simply have straight HTML in it.

Moving this thread to that area so it will be seen.

I've discovered how to do it in PHP... If you'd like, I can post it.

It doesn't care about file extension, just size.

All of them came up for me.

Yup.

You're welcome.

Put in a support ticket and we'll handle it!

Yes. I had those same symptoms and switched to a better brand of memory and all my problems were solved.

And there I am!

Sounds lucky to me!

Well, I've been converting between having four separate installs of MT to one central one.. It's somewhat tough, but doable if you do the right sequences. If anybody is curious how to merge separate installs, just ask me. I've got a process that seems to work, I haven't run across any bugs yet.

Thanks Black, and welcome to the family!

I've been using NTFS for as long as possible. It is more stable.

Thanks for the resource!

In case you wanted to keep the page's filename the same, you could have always added the following line to your HTACCESS file: >DirectoryIndex full_efx_mobile_entertainment.htm Anyway, you've got it fixed, so this is for reference.

I can't say I've set up a single MT script to generate three different weblogs, but it can do it. I know it can... I however, being the inefficient person I am when it comes to premade scripts, just installed it four times for these four weblogs.. lol.

Yup. I concur.

We'll be happy to help you out!!

It will default to Times New Roman (Windows) I believe, if they don't have it.

The PHP compilation is customized for CPanel therefore we do not control compiling options. exif is not enabled.

If you're going to use one master HTACCESS file, use the one in public_html