DarqFlare

Hmm... I'm not sure. I rewrote the CGI script into PHP, so it's likely a problem with the MySQL command. I'll do a little research into the MT database and see what I can come up with...

Ahh... Whoops. Sorry nat! Will do better next time, lol...

Ahh. lol...

player (Sorry... I play a game called "Hattrick" and you can have a "clown" on your team...)

Mike, Do you know much about PHP? I think it would be efficient if you could grab the Hotscripts information and edit it and configure it yourself to use subs...

No question is a noob question! All questions are valid and deserve to be asked if you don't know the answer.

Oregon

Mm. I see your point. Yes, I meant PHP, lol... Typo daemon got ahold of me. Yes, security is indeed an issue, and it can mess up the layout... I build my websites that all the PHP-intensive stuff is executed before the HTML even begins, so any error messages precede the html coding.

I have no idea... I'd be tempted to jsut write one up myself, heh. I'll see if I can find anything.

vangrieg, you don't like to leave PGP error reporting on all the time? If so... why?

nat is right on what he's she said here. Every time a page on your website is accessed, it checks to see what the referrer is to the page. If the referrer is a page on the same domain, then it is an internal page link. If the referrer is an outside domain, then it is an external "link," even if there was no actual link clicked. It just checks the previously viewed page. And even that isn't foolproof because it depends upon the browser, and that can be manipulated.

willow

Alaska

K. If you have any problems with the PHP script, I'll take a peek and see if there's a way I can get it to work.

Oh really? That authentication works for the cron job in a password-protected directory? I'm extremely happy to read that you can do that. I do believe that I will be adding that kind of protection to my cronned scripts! Thank you for your help as well, rklau!

Very, very nice. I may utilize this in my blog and other websites. Thanks for the nice link blue!

Nice to hear Rick! Thanks for the heads-up. Some time back I actually made a sub.sub.domain.ext setup, and I think it worked... Not sure, because I removed it. lol...

laughable

Kris, If you define the internet address for the error document, then it will go across all subdomains. I discovered this by accident, but I had an .htaccess file in my root directory, and had this line in the file: >ErrorDocument 404 http://www.omgn.com/404.php When I had a 404 on one of my subs, it took me there. But only do it that way if you want to have the same error pages across all of your subdomains... And even if you do it this way, you can still place another .htaccess file in a subdomain to define that subdomain's error docs.

Welcome ThumpAZ! Hope you enjoy being here at TCH, don't be afraid to post and ask questions! We're friendly and don't bite, hehe.

... ability for all of us here in the TCH Forums to try and say something funny in response to your test posts. Alright. I admit. That wasn't very funny.

I didn't realize people have become accustomed to my logo, lol...

This was posted in two different places, the other being the more pertinent area to post. Use the following thread for all future discussions on this post: http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...?showtopic=6942

This is how I run PHP through cron: >GET http://www.mysite.com/path/to/file.php

Hmm.. While losing data isn't good, moving to TCH is, hehe.