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Excedrin (Remember the old ads: "I've got a headache THIS big, and it's got Excedrin written all over it!")

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There is no script installed in the directory. As of yet it is still empty. I'll open a ticket and let you know what they find. Thanks -Paul

I have a parked domain, (parkedexample.com) that is parked on top of my main domain (example.com). (This is in a reseller child account.) I'm trying to create a subdomain (blog.parkedexample.com). I create the subdomain using cPanel, but when go to the URL, I get redirected to example.com/blog. I ensured that the "blog" subdirectory doesn't exist before I create the subdomain. The directory doesn't exist, and then after I create the subdomain the directory is created. Still, when I go to blog.parkedexample.com I am redirected to example.com/blog. How can I keep blog.parkedeample.com as the URL?

For that you'll need to open a help desk ticket (see link at top of forum). If you don't know your cPanel username and password, use "none" in those fields. The support staff will have to verify additional information before they will be able to release your information to you.

Ok, I'm going to answer operating on two assumptions: first that you are a TCH customer and this relates to your TCH account, and second that you have logged into cPanel and are wondering how to set up a mailing list. If either of these assumptions are faulty, correct me so we can give you the correct information. To set up a mailing list, log into cPanel. The first icon is Mail. Click it. The seventh option on the ensuing screen is Mailing Lists. Click it. The Mailing List Maintenance screen is displayed. Likely you'll have no lists, since you are asking about how to create one. Click the [ Add Mailing List ] link. On the next screen, you need to create the name of the list (e.g. Family Members List) and give the list an administrative password. This password will be required to access the admin section of the list maintenance pages. You also have to associate the list with a domain (if you have multiple domains on your account (i.e., if you have a reseller account, or if you want the list to reside on a subdomain in your account, or if you have domains parked on your account). Click the Create button. The list will be created. Click the [ Go Back ] link. You will be taken back to the Mailing List Maintenance page. Click the Edit link next to your new mailing list. You now have to enter the administrative password that you created a couple of steps ago. Enter it and click the "Let Me In..." button. You can now administer the list. If you are looking for something else, please let us know and we'll try to help.

You should be aware that Apple recently released Safari for Windows. As a website developer you should be aware of this for a couple of reasons: First, most of us like to test our sites in as many browsers on as many platforms as possible to ensure that the users of our sites have a consistent experience, regardless of the browser they choose. This gives you one more browser/platform combination to add to your mix. Second, this should give the Windows-only crowd a sense of what many (most?) mac users are going to see when they look at your site. While the platform is different (Mac vs. Windows) you can still get a feeling for what your Safari users are seeing with your site. If you aren't an IE fan (I'm not; generally I prefer Firefox) you might want to take a look at Safari. The Apple people claim that Safari is the fastest browser, so you might be interested in trying it out for a test spin. Personally, I'll probably continue to use Firefox as my main browser, but use Safari for other limited uses. (I've read the Safari has tabbed browsing, but I haven't found it yet [i'm a 'leave at least one tab on screen no matter what' kind of person with Firefox] --- oh, there it is). Enjoy! http://www.apple.com/safari/download/

Indeed. I got banned from my server at TCH a while back because of too many failed FTP connection attempts. I thought it must be a routing issue until I got home and could connect from my same laptop, but using my home wireless. Then the next day, back at work, I couldn't connect. A quick ticket to the help desk, and they reset my account, and everything was peachy again. I appreciated the security, as it keeps all other users on a shared server safe.

THAT is pretty cool. SO you could place it inside your regular site structure, wherever you wanted.... Hmm... Seems quite useful. THanks, Carbonize.

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Um, somewhat unrelated, but I'd point out that you probably don't want to have your e-mail address sitting out there in all of its spam-attracting unobfuscated glory. On my WP site, I use a plugin called "WPContactForm" ( http://www.douglaskarr.com/projects/wp-contactform/ ) It's a pretty good plugin that includes CAPTCHA protection, and anti-XSS protection. I'd been using a separate contact plugin, but I was getting 20+ Spam comments a day. Now I'm only getting legitimate messages. (What is cool is it is easy to change the CAPTCHA question, so even if some bot gets your info programmed into it, you can just change the captcha question.) Anyway, hope this helps protect your e-mail box from the SPAM you WILL GET if you continue to publish your e-mail address like it is currently posted on your site. Hope the theme thing stays working. I'm viewing your site now, and I like the new theme. I think it looks very professional.

TCH does NOT allow forwards to AOL addresses. They are automatically removed from CPanel on a regular basis.

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But where they aren't clear is whether prior versions of the 2.1.x code line could be affected, or whether prior versions of 2.0.x code line might be affected as well.

Do you know if this vulnerability affects the 2.0.x code base?

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Looking at the source code of the two pages, it seems that your CSS is the same for both pages. The only difference I can see is that on the "theartist.html" page, your paragraph's align attribute is set to "left", while on the "thetechnique.html" page, your paragraph's align attribute is set to "justify". I don't know why this would make a difference, but you might try making them both identical so that there are fewer variables when comparing the two. Since you are using CSS, you might try adding your code for aligning to the CSS style sheet, instead of having an align attribute set in the <p> tag. Keeping all formatting in the same location simplifies the error detection/correction process. Also, it appears you are using tables. I think that your problem is actually in that content in tables is normally vertically aligned to the center of the table row. You want to change the align attribute to "top" so that the text is always aligned to the top of the table (or you can have the same number of rows of content, which would make all the pages look like they have the same vertical starting point. The more I think about it, the more I think you want to change the "valign" attribute to "top" for your table cell (I think you actually set the attribute in the <th> or <td> attribute). So I'd change this line: ><td><p align="left" class="Estilo3 Estilo2"><strong>THE ARTIST</strong></p> to this: ><td valign="top"><p align="left" class="Estilo3 Estilo2"><strong>THE ARTIST</strong></p> I'd repeat that change across all pages that use this same layout. Then I'd publish the site and see if that made the difference you are hoping for. Hope this helps.

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there are lots of us wordpress users here in the TCH WordPress forum. Post questions in that forum if you need help. We'll do what we can!

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If I remember correctly, SMF has a feature that allows you to make upgrades from withing the application itself. So chances are good that you'd be able to install whatever version Fantastico has and then when the SMF people make the newest version available, you'd just click the upgrade button in the SMF admin area. I have my problems with SMF, but I think they have made upgrading easier than any other web-based app that I've ever seen. SMF's upgrade stuff is dang cool! But this won't be an option yet, because as mentioned above, 2.x won't even be available in beta form for a number of months. The one-click upgrade won't work until AFTER the beta run finishes.

It's probably not very helpful to suggest you migrate to WordPress and implement SpamKarma 2. But I don't know anything about MT. Hope somebody else can help you.

Dang. I was skimming his post and thought it said "with kids". This is what I get for reading the forums while I'm supposed to be paying attention during my sprint planning meeting at work. Well, I hope the advice is still helpful.

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