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That can encrypt the URL of a page...I've found javascript put prefer PHP for my own sanity. Ideally, I'd like a script that can encrypt the URL slightly different for each user that visits that page, but I'm not sure that's possible... Basically, I have a download page that users get to after they pay, I just don't want them to be able to come back, no where the real page is, or let anyone else know w/o paying... Thanks! Justin

Thanks...I did figure it out eventually :-) Justin

Thanks...I did figure it out eventually :-) Justin

You guy's are geniuses .... thanks so much!! Justin

This page.... http://estore.box-fire.com Looks like it's supposed to in netscape. In internet explorer, the center column is wider than it should be for some reason, and I can't figure out why? Can someone take a look? I normally encrypt the source code for security reasons (I use paypal) but I've disabled it for now so you guys can take a look. Thanks, Justin

That's site is perfect. Thanks so much! Justin

Maybe this is a little off topic, but can anyone tell me what font is being used in these images? It's driving me crazy that I can't figure it out... Thanks! Justin Rock Sign

How do I access the spam box to see what's being sent there? I can't figure it out. Can I check the spam box with Outlook? Justin

I think I got if figured out. Thanks! Justin

I'm finding for these to load correctly, I need to include public_html at the front end of the url that the include grabs, otherwise it can't find the file. Is there a way to get around that? Justin

Thanks for the quick response! Justin

It's been a long time since I worked on a site that uses a public_html directory... My question is, do I have to include that directory in relative url's or when redirecting subdomains, etc... or is it just assumed. For example, if I have subdomain redirecting to another director, would I have to point it to /public_html/subdomain/index.html or just /subdomain/index.html ? Thanks for your help. Justin