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Well, your site is still displayed. If you wanted your site to ALWAYS show up in the www subdomain, then you would need to modify your htaccess file. I think the point above was that your site is configured to work both with and without the www subdomain as part of your main site's url.

In the error logs, there are only 3 errors: all of them are looking for a robots.txt file. No error logs earlier than [Mon Mar 20 13:14:52 2006] Wonder what happened to my error logs?

At the risk of sounding stupid: what for? Meaning: what am I looking for in the error logs. I feel like I'd have more success reading "War and Peace" in Russian than reading my error logs... [And I don't even know the cyrilic alphabet!]

Good Monday to you all... I'm getting a message with the following cron failure message: subject: Cron <username@server#> mysqldump -u database_name -ppassword table_name | gzip -c > /home/username/backups/backup-bkclub-Monday.sql.gz Message body: mysqldump: Can't get CREATE TABLE for table `wp_bad_behavior_log` (Can't open file: 'wp_bad_behavior_log.MYI'. (errno: 145)) This cron job has been working for months, and just stopped working late last week. I've been getting daily cron failures with the same message since that date. (With the obvious slight difference of the backup day and file name.) Any suggestions on what may be causing this cron failure or what I could do to make it work again?

Jason, Let me know how this works out for you. I'd love to see how you have it impelemented in the end. Another TCH customer has a blog + photoblog combination that he maintaines with WordPress, and It is VERY impressive, in my opinion. His blog is http://riehl.ca/. I'm not sure what software he uses for it, but I have contacted him about other stuff (a theme for a different WP blog he maintaines), and he was very friendly and helpful. I bet he'd be happy to tell you how he did what he did on his riehl.ca blog.

I wondered why this thread got really quiet after my last comment!!

*yawn* See you all tomorrow. I'm done waiting.

I'm not surprised. Remember, this happened last time with the RAID announcement. Lots of hype leading up to an announcement time, and then a lot of sit around and wait for the announcement to actually be made... That said, the news from the last announcement was worth the wait. I hope this one is too.

I can't help with the answer to your question. It's WAY above my head. But I thought I'd bid you welcome to the forums!! I'm sure somebody will be along that can give you some advice.

I don't know the answer (sorry) but you should edit your "code" section to remove your cpanel username... Generally, you'll want to replace that with something like <UserName> or something. That way, we can still see the structure of the error message, but your cPanel username isn't compromised. For example: >Warning: main(../phpincludes/event_cpa_navigation.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/<UserName>/public_html/adventure24/directions2.htm on line 37

Exactly my problem. I tend to think, "hey, I figure this stuff out for my company's software. I can probably figure this stuff out too." Of all people you'd think I would think it is important to read the manual! Oh well. I guess it is like the shoemaker's barefooted children.

Yeah. And this coming from a documentation guy. I write manuals for a living!

Funny. I figured out what I did. At the end of January when the 2.0.1 release came out, I unzipped the compressed file on the server, then ran the upgrade.php file. I thought that was all there was to it. (I didn't delete any files. I just was going to copy over the existing ones.) Guess what it did? It extracted a directory named /wordpress/ inside my /blog/ folder. So, no files were actually replaced. I just thought they had been. Maybe this is part of why they tell you to delete your files. Then you know they've been restored to the correct directory!! Oh well. Glad nothing bad happened in the mean time.

TCH already offers that. It's a special service plan called: "Don't pay your bill" (Maybe it should be called "Didn't pay Bill," meaning HeadGuru.)

Thanks, Tim. I guess I didn't upgrade. Strange. I'll get right on that.

I'm running 2.0.1, I think. At least, I'm pretty sure I upgraded my blog last time around, but the footer of my dashboard still says 2.0. Not 2.0.1 like I would expect. Is this the same for other people? How do you know for sure what version you are running?? I can't imagine I skipped a security upgrade...

I must be spending too much time in this forum. Last night I dreamed about the new announcement. I guess I really am a TCH junkie.

The version does not differ between packages. The current version used by TCH is 4.4.1. And if you're curious, there is currently NO plan to go to PHP 5. If you want to know more, seach the forums for PHP 5. No need to open that can of worms again! Amr, welcome to the forums! Hope you find a home here. After all, we're all family.

I subscribe to a particular e-mail list, and recently one of our listmates has set up his e-mail account such that anytime somebody posts to the thread, an auto-reply shoots back a message saying basically "thanks for your message. Come visit my website and buy my stuff..." It turns out that every time you write to this person at the address they have subscribed to the list you get this VERY ANNYING spam message back. What would you do if that were the case? Would you report the messages as SPAM? I wrote back to the guy and asked him to stop sending me the messages, but there has not yet been a response. Here is an interesting twist: The guy is registered to the list with an email address from his personal domain. So l did a whois search to see where he is hosted. Any guesses? He's a TCH customer. So, if enough people complained that said users was sending them SPAM, would the TCH server get blacklisted? If so, then I would want to report this user's domain to TCH administration, in order to keep other users on the same server safe. If said user can't get his whole server into trouble, then I won't bring up his name, because I don't want to be mean. Maybe it doesn't technically qualify as SPAM because he's only sending it to people who sent him a message (even if it was via a message board list). Should I do something or just ignore it and filter the messages to my trash bin?

I have accounts on 4 servers, and its not available on any of my accounts. I wonder if this has anything to do with the Big Announcement due out next week...

no bias there, is there carbonize

I looked at it organizationally, and I had originally thought I wanted a form within a form; so if users wanted to, they could check an option that they wanted to donate to the reunion. I was then going to give the option to donate via paypal, and wanted to include the paypal button right next to the "donation" option check box. Then I realized that this wasn't great user design, because if users clicked on the paypal link, the information on the form was lost, as the paypal page loaded in the same window. I changed the code so that if users checked the donation box, then the paypal button appeared on the submission results page. It made for better UI design anyway. Thanks anyway for wanting to help.

As far as I know, Fantastico is NOT included in any TCH accounts, and it is NOT an add-on option. Maybe you saw it because they were upgrading your cPanel (as per Head Guru's previous comment about cPanel upgrades), and hadn't disabled it yet. I wouldn't hold your breath for Fantastico. If it were to be provided by TCH, I'm sure you'd see an official announcement here in the forums. Have a great day.

Ah well. Thanks anyway. I'll figure out a different way to do it.

Can you nest the form element in another form element? I am creating a web form, but inside that form, I want to have a paypal button, which is a separate form element. Will the submit button know which form to submit? How can I do that? Any suggestions?