charle97

are you using the a horizontal banner or skyscraper type ad? do you want it centered relative to the footer or the blog entries side?

set all accounts to use the global inbox.

yes. try it and see if the change does what you want.

>RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} ^spamdomain.com [OR] RewriteRule .* - [F,L]

what ftp program are you using?

open a ticket and see if support can restore a backup if they have one. in the future, backup your dbs prior to messing with any of them. then you can restore them yourself if you run into trouble.

use matt's spam stopgap plugin.

if people can't install their own blogging software, they shouldn't be using it.

no, you don't have to remove anything after the installation is complete.

open a ticket to request the cpanel transfer.

tch does well in attracting bloggers just through word of mouth. that's how i came here a year ago. david raynes, the mt plugin guru, is hosted here and that was enough to get me interested in tch. after doing some research and looking at other blogs hosted here at tch, i was sold. plus lisa and arvind are hosted here too. ee users will be attracted to tch because lisa uses ee and arvind, with his movalog clout, has the mt users covered.

i'll link to you. if you don't want to be linked to by a blog, tell me and i'll remove the link.

what's the url to your website?

submit to google and the other search engines will fall into line.

check your CGIPath in the mt.cfg file.

here's the solution for the crimson room for those who want it.

just ole notepad for myself.

if the db is mysql, you can create a new mysql db here and then restore the old db to the new one.

you need an ending slash for your CGIPath: >CGIPath http://www.politicalcow.net/blog/

update the CGIPath in your mt.cfg file.

you could setup a filter to automatically delete it before the message has a chance to get to your inbox.

the ultimate form mail script is a php based form mail that does several checks.

set permissions for all .cgi to 755

godaddy

remove any # from the beginning of the StaticWebPath line.