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Well say you have a folder filled with images: yoursite.com/images/ When you type the above into your browser it'll show all the images in that folder. What the index manager does is change what's shown when you do that. If you turn off the index, then people will get a forbidden message when trying to access that folder. Good for protecting stuff you don't want others to see, but it's not fool proof..

I just answered your help desk ticket about this. It's your previous host that is not letting your domain name go, and you'll need to talk to them about this.

Welcome Sophie! Looking forward to working with you, and if you need anything at all, I'm always happy to lend a helping hand. Thumbs Up

The auto-installer has alot to do with what cPanel offers. We are looking into adding a whole lot of new scripts in the next few weeks, so hopefully we can do something about this issue then. Have a nice day!

Setting up a web page redirect is really easy. The simplest way would be to just to do it through your cPanel. You can also do it by editing your .htaccess file in the directory you are working in. How to set up a cPanel redirect Log into your cPanel, and look for "Redirects" under Site Management Put in the current directory into the first box Put the new directory in the second box Choose the type (temporary or permanent) Click "Add" and you're done! To remove it, just choose on the same screen to remove it and you're good as gold! It's just that easy! How to set up a .htaccess redirect >Redirect 301 /example/test.html http://www.yoursite.com/newlocation/newpage.html Cut and paste this code into your .htaccess file. "Redirect 301" means that it is a permanent redirect. You can change it to "Redirect 302" for a temporary redirect. If you have no number, then it will default to a temporary (302) redirect. Change the "/example/test.html" to your old location. Then put your new location in where it says "http://www.yoursite.com/newlocation/newpage.html". You're done! Either method is really simple and should get the job done.

Say you want to use a PHP include inside one of your pages, but they all have a .html extension. If you don't want to convert your page to a .php extension, just add this one simple line of code to your .htaccess file. >AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html This will treat all the code in your pages as PHP before it displays it on the page.

Where is it that you are getting this message?

This script will email you when Google crawls on your domain, or on a specific page (depending on if you pick the simple or advanced versions.) All you need to do is cut it from here, past it into your site and change the "you@youremail.com" to your own personal email account. You can also replace the "******" with the name of your account. Only rules are your page has to be .php or able to read .php code. You can also place this anywhere in the page, because it will not be seen. Here you go! Simple Version The basic bare bones of the script. This one will just tell you that Google was crawling somewhere on your site. It doesn't give you much more detail than that. ><? if(eregi("googlebot",$HTTP_USER_AGENT)) { mail("you@youremail.com", "Googlebot detected on yourdomainname.com", "Google has crawled yourdomainname.com"); } ?> Advanced Version This is a much better version that will automatically fill in the domain, the actual page (including any query strings), as well as tell you the date and time the page was crawled. ><? if(eregi("googlebot",$HTTP_USER_AGENT)) { if ($QUERY_STRING != "") {$url = "http://".$SERVER_NAME.$PHP_SELF.'?'.$QUERY_STRING;} else {$url = "http://".$SERVER_NAME.$PHP_SELF;} $today = date("F j, Y, g:i a"); mail("you@youremail.com", "Googlebot detected on http://$SERVER_NAME", "$today - Google crawled $url"); } ?>

That's because you have your browser set to remember your passwords. Go into your browser settings and un-check that and the login box should pop up everytime after.

Not right now, that I know of. Never know though! If we do it, we'll be sure to anounce it here on the forums.

Total Choice Web Hosting Moveable Type installs are easy as pie thanks to the walkthrough on the Help Site. KW has written a great tutorial on how to install MoveableType on our servers! Lets see anybody else give their customers 6 minutes or less response times! Rock Sign

*high fives Leezard* We're good man!

That's not a error, that means you did everything as you were supose to. Good job! Those are just conection strings you could use to connect to the databases via Perl or PHP. Hope this helps!

no, since you need your password reset, just fill in the blanks and we'll walk you through the steps you need to take to get it reset.

See this is a little better! Smart FTP is a great product and I use it myself, even bought it! Many high regards for this program.

Well I'll still leave this open to all sugestions out there. Hopefully things will work out for you soon.

Either way this post reads more like an advertisement rather than just an opinion. surefire had good reason to be concerned, and I want to thank him for alerting of the redirect.

I would double check the scripts instructions, make sure you've got everything set up correctly again. On the other hand, sometimes email addresses are just not routable because of a million and one reasons. So if the majority is going through, I don't think you have anything to worry about. First things first though I would give a second look at the install script just to double check things there.

No there is not. We'd have to change it server by server. The "X-skin" is nothing more than eye candy and is very unorganized and is also very buggy. The blue lagoon skin has worked very well for us for some time, so there's no plans in changing anytime soon.

You are using the latest version, which is cPanel 7. There is some confusion because cPanel still shows 6 at the top, but if you look at the cPanel version number on the left, you can see the exact number. The cPanel demo is run by cPanel themselves, and they are now using a diffrent skin. We don't have any control over that, but we are looking into means of maybe finding another way to give new customers a demo cPanel that looks more like ours. Have a nice day!

If I were you I'd keep it at a reasonable level. Not so much that it would draw too much processing to get it done, but not so little that you can't get what you need to do done.

Thanks for the kind words! A little apreciation goes a long way! Glad to hear you're having fun, learning, and getting things done. That's what we're here for!

Thumbs Up That has to be the coolest sugestion yet!

Look above at my last answer. Don't know what CityMax uses, don't work for them. CuteSite Builder is the closest thing I know about, and can be found in most software stores or at amazon.com Look a few more of my responce back when I answered you.

Yes, we are all capable of understanding you, but the program they are probably using was (and I'm only guessing) developed by them, for them. Not something you can just buy. As turtle suggested you should give CuteSite Builder a second try, because it has a lot of simplicity to it as well. Here's some beginner's HTML: ><a href="http://www.totalchoicehosting.com">Total Choice Web Hosting</a> ><a href= Starts the code. >"http://www.totalchoicehosting.com" is what you are linking to Total Choice Web Hosting is the text that is being linked ></a> tell you to stop the link.