katgal

Great! Thanks for the info.

Just wondering if Noah's Classifieds in included with TCH's version of cPanel? I'm looking for a new host for a client. We've had trouble installing it any other way than through fantastico..... so we don't want to take any chances.

That was not intentional. Thanks for catching that. left off an "if" there.... I ran it through http://www.browsershots.org and it appears to display correctly across all major browsers. But let me run it through again. I may have tweaked something that IE 6 didn't like.

Duh! I didn't event think of that. I'll give that a try. Thanks for the tip. WOW! By "skin" do you mean the actual design (tree, colors, etc...) or the CONCEPT/code? The former, no. The latter, absolutely.

I just published a post at my site, detailing how I ultimately got my stylesheets to change based on the hour of the day. Click here to read all about it.

Thank you all for your help. I believe I have figured it out (thanks to one of our web programmers at work). Still testing, but seems to be working. I'll post a link a little later, so you guys can kick the tires for me. p.s. Jeren, What I was trying to say, was that it would APPEAR random to folks outside the Server's time zone. Folks in Europe would get sunset at 10 am, for example. Since my visitors are from all over the world, I want them each to have the same experience.

If I was just using random styles/colors, yes... But my stylesheets are time of day dependent (sunrise, sunset, twilight, etc), so it wouldn't make sense. And yes, I need things to make sense. lol In another forum, someone suggested using: timestamp = new Date(); var Hours; Hours = timestamp.getHours(); if (Hours => 0 && Hours <=4 ) { setActiveStyleSheet("sunset"); } if (Hours >= 5 && Hours <=8 ) { setActiveStyleSheet("sunrise"); } The setActiveStyleSheet is from my styleswitcher script. But as of yet I've been unable to successfully implement the code. I just don't know enough javascript, I fear. I'm thinking of going back and begging him to do it for me.

I saw that post earlier today and got very excited! Downloaded the demo, and it would work...except that it calls the SERVER time. I need it to be triggered by the local machine time. I think that means I need to use javascript. Now knowing that I need to use javascript and actually knowing how to write such a script are two totally different issues! I'm still searching....

I'm working on a redesign of my site, and I want the stylesheet to change based on the time of day (sunrise, morning, noon, afternoon, etc.). I swear I saw something about this online somewhere...but I can't seem to find it. I can find many tutorials on changing the stylesheet based on month or day, but not by hour. I want to change the styles based on the hour of the day. I've been searching the web ALL day, and I haven't found anything useful. It's driving me nuts. Does anyone know how I'd go about doing something like that? Or recommend another forum where I might get some advice?? I'm not a pro at php or javascript, so I'm ideally looking for a good tutorial or some code into which I can easily plug in my own variables. In case you're curious, the VERY preliminary design is here: http://www.katgal.com/tree. Note the "available stylesheets" in the left column. Again, the design is very rough. I know there are a lot of things out of whack.

I promise you he wouldn't know how to configure it to do so. Guess it was just a happy accident for him. I wish I knew how to configure it to update with a click. I would of course never abuse the privilege , but it's very frustrating that my stats update at around 10 am. I'm much rather be able to run my own daily stat check on my own schedule.

Are there different versions of awstats out there in TCH land? My boyfriend's awstats give him the option to "update now" and he gets what seem to be real time stats. I don't know if they're truly "real time" but when he clicks update the numbers bump up nearly every time.

I recently realized that my katgal.com mail was no longer being forwarded. So, I went into the cpanel to see what was going on. I have NINETEEN forwarders in there, and not one of them is for katgal.com. They're all for *****.net. What on earth??? Logged out and back in, thinking there was some weird database problem, displaying someone else's forwarders, but alas...when I logged back in, they were all still in there. AND, I can't delete them. Tells me that "an error occurred while processing this directive." I'm baffled. Has anyone else heard of such a thing happening? How can I get those forwarders out of there??

Problem solved!!!

Thank you gentlemen for your help, but neither suggestion solves the problem. When I open the js files, they're both identical. But just in case, I reuploaded (made my ftp software was set to ascii).... Still no luck.

I am totally baffled. I was creating a site for a friend of mine. Got the main template all set up, and hosted it temporarily on my work site (dedicated server through another hosting company), http://www.calphys.org/assets/crosswords/bkb/bkb_index.htm. The page uses css, and has a javascript "style switcher" to let the user select their own color scheme. Everything works perfectly on my work site and on my local drive, but when I upload the files to my TCH hosted site (http://www.katgal.com/bkbdesigngroup/bkb_index.htm), tells me I have an error on the page and the style sheet switcher doesn't work. I uploaded the same files, nothing is different. Could it be possible that I need to change the settings in the control panel or install some behind the scenes feature for it to work on my TCH hosted site???