borfast
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Glad you got it working Thumbs Up
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Rick, I don't know much about PERL (actually, I know near nothing about PERL ) and I don't get it: why can't the script print "Hello World" without complaining about file permissions but then it can print headers to the browser without any problem?
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Hmmm...... that's odd... I have no clue as to why it's complaining about that I tried searching Google about it and it came up with this interesting result: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/archive/thread/74384-1.html Try the suggestions they gave the other guy, maybe they work for you.
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755 allows everyone to read the file, only the owner can write to it and anyone can execute it, so that's probably what you're looking for
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Are you sure you're using the same folder? Check if you're opening the page from the same folder where you saved the image with photoshop. Also, try opening the page with another browser. IE may be saving the image in cache.
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David's point is still a valid one: many prospetive new customers may not even bother looking at the bottom of the page. David didn't notice those links at the bottom and quite frankly, neither did I, until you mentioned them, Don Anyway, I believe there's something being worked on for the menu. I remember Mike saying something about it but can't remember what it was. Sorry, I'm too tired
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That was my guess, too. I just wanted you to check first, before telling you to submit a help desk ticket. Glad you nailed it
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Did anyone click the "Take action" link at the end. That's the best part of it all: finding out that after all, this isn't just another Flash movie making fun of what our world is turning into but it is actually trying to tell people to do something about it
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Great news, Bill! Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
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Other than the file pointer not being closed after being used, I see nothing wrong with the script... Try checking the result of the fsockopen() and fupts() calls. Maybe something's going wrong there. :|
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Dick and rnmcd, about the database usrname and password, as Dick pointed, they have used your cpanel username for accessing the DB, so if you change it (the username), it will affect the Vbulletin instalation. I haven't used Vbulletin in a long time but if I recall correctly, the DB username and password are stored in the config.php file, so editing it and changing the relevant values should have your board working with the changes you need to make.
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Montty, both Dev-C++ and Borland C++ builder are pretty good IDEs but they don't support C#, only C/C++
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Paul, for Windows, I'd say that Microsoft Visual Studio is the best option but it costs (a lot) money. If you prefer a free (and Free ) alternative, try Monodevelop.
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bellringr raised a good point, one that I forgot to mention and also has to do with accessibility: even if someone is not blind, that person may have poor vision and may want to increase the browser font size, which is impossible to do with Flash, unfortunately
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Looks good, Mike Thumbs Up There's just one thing I don't like: the Flash header... IMHO, there's two things wrong with it: 1 - Someone who is using a browser that doesn't have the Fash plugin (like me, until 3 minutes ago - I'm not home) will not be able to navigate the site... People who use text browsers and blind people who use audio browsers, for instance, will not be able to navigate the site. You should provide an alternative, HTML only, navigation menu. 2 - The Flash header reloads everytime you switch pages. There's not much you can do about this, unless you want to take it out. Oh, there's a third one: the Flash menu takes too long to become usable. Everytime I switch pages, I have to wait for the animation to finish before I can access the menus - even though they are already visible. I think I had already mentioned these some time ago... About the reseller page problem that Thomas mentioned, what's wrong?? Seems to be fine, here... Maybe I'm missing something. Anyway, let me know what it is and I'll take a look. Despite my dislike for the Flash menu (just my personal opinion, anyway), you did a great job, Mike. Kudos to you Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
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Don't use frontpage. FP writes non-standard, IE-only code. That's why it appears OK in IE but breaks on Mozilla - and I bet it will break on other browsers as well.
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Welcome aboard, Gack Thumbs Up
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Happy Birthday Piggie! Thomas, what are you going to give her as a gift?
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Glad you solved it. Sorry for not popping in earlier but I have been in college all day, from around 11:00 AM to around 4:30 AM (yes, around 17 hours ). Time to get some sleep.
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I haven't used Dreamweaver for a while but I don't recall DW being able to display Flash movies playing within the editor... Perhaps I'm simply not remembering it. This was a long day, about 16 hours of work on college, to finish an electrical circuit project for a class... argh, doesn't matter, anyway
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Sessions are available on TCH servers. Are you sure you're using them correctly? Keep in mind that due to security restrictions on TCH servers, you may not be able to do everything you do on your local computer, but nothing comes to my mind about sessions that wouldn't work - I use them constantly and have no problems at all. I can't say more than this, with only the info you provided. Can you include your script here?
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Oh, wait, yes, I remember seing a post about that: using access to export an .mdb tables directly into a MySQL database! rbb123, try setting up a database user in cpanel, add it to the database where you want to insert the MDB data, add your computer IP address to the authorized hosts list for that database and then, go back to Access, do what you were trying to do and when it asks you to connect to the SQL DB, give it the name of your server (serverXX.totalchoicehosting.com), the database username and password you just created and see if it works. Sorry if my post is not very clear, I'm in a hurry but I didn't want to leave without answering this. Oh, if it doesn't work, keep looking for a way to export the data as an SQL file. Maybe Access even allows you to create a virtual SQL database as a flat file, which it uses to export the data... hummm... don't you have to create a new DSN connection in Windows in order to use... ok, nevermind, I haven't used those things in years, so I really don't know what I'm talking about and besides, as I said, I'm really in a hurry, so I can't elaborate more on this, which makes me wonder why I'm still here.
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Thanks, section31. Glad you figured it out Thumbs Up
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I see you have re-installed your forums and deleted the other directory. Did you manage to install the other style?
