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Anyone have knowledge of any MySQL client that works well on TCH servers?

Just a follow up post on this vendor as an FYI (it's no reflection on the recommender). Purchased this software three days ago. The vendor does not respond to any of my requests for assistance. When checking out their forums noticed that they take up to six months to respond to other users requests. I have uninstalled the software, and am on the hunt for something else -- don't recommend using these folks due to their failures listed above.

Bruce .. that link looks like just the ticket for what I am looking for -- and I don't mind paying for it. Matter of fact, it is a bit less the cost of Guard Dog. I knew I could trust my family at TCH to have answer. Have a wonderful day!

I do plan to continue to use Guard Dog where I have it installed. But I have a couple other clients who were ready to go this direction and then Guard Dog arfed (grin). Thanx for the lead!

I use http://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/ and absolutely love it as it will search pdf, doc, xls, ppt, all versions of html and php pages and you can put it into a wizard that searches and updates your site as frequently as you desire.

I have several clients who need to have an area on their site that requires specific user rights for logging into. I have been using www.phpguarddog.com product -- it's wonderful! I just learned that they have gone under, though. So I am on the hunt for a similar product. Their product allowed unlimited users, password resetting, secure pdf, doc, and hundreds of other documents, and secure web pages in php according to the users access rights. Anyone have suggestions?

FP 2003 is generally compatible with PHP code as long as you are not setting FP to optimize the page beyond the white space removal. Older version of FrontPage don't do quite as well.

Ditto ... see this post: http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...topic=25287&hl=

PHP is server side scripting... so it does work on a FrontPage site as long as your page has the extensions .php at the end. There is generally no problem. Some FrontPage components (also called web bots) don't work well on a FrontPage/PHP page, so just replace these with PHP code, such as FrontPage include pages, replace these with PHP include pages. FrontPage uses additional code with FrontPage components, and also adds other added tags in various ways in the html. Generally speaking, unless your pages are huge, this doesn't affect load time. It can be messy though, especially of you are a purest in your approach to HTML coding. In FrontPage 2003 - You can optimize the publishing of your FrontPage pages by setting the publishing property to remove white space ... I wouldn't set it to remove any other kind of code especially if you are using PHP as some PHP code might be seen by FrontPage as not necessary or at least not recognized as code by FrontPage. If you know HTML... code directly with HTML. If you don't, FrontPage is a good tool to use to start learning, and as you learn go more directly to code than FrontPage.

I would report this to TCH Tech Support for a resolution....

If you have lost the administrator password to a child web the only solution is to delete the child web, and then re-create it making note of all the passwords as you create them.

Did you create a FrontPage child-web? If so, typically a child web inherits the same settings as the parent (main web).... and if you changed them so that it requires a password for someone to visit that URL, you then must also set a user up who can publish to the site too... this is usually the adminstrator of the site.

Yes, think so... if you remove the hover, it should correct the hover issue.

From one Transplanted-to-Texan to one Born-in-Texas: Hi ... checked out your site. Hover buttons in FrontPage are specific to FrontPage, and thus you'll get best results if you use FrontPage's publish feature to send your site up to your web server, versus uploading through Cpanel or even FTP. This will ensure that FrontPage moves those pages properly from your local computer to your web server. I actually discontinued using hover buttons in FrontPage completely about four years ago because of browser issues and so forth, and for problems similar to yours. Give this a shot and see if it solves the problem.

Tis a common problem with FrontPage and large files, especially audio/video files. In FrontPage mark the files as DO NOT PUBLISH by right clicking the individual file and choosing that option. You can still use FrontPage to link to the files in your HTM, HTML, PHP, etc., files, but now FrontPage will not attempt to publish them to your site. Then, using a good FTP program, such as Filezilla, upload them to the appropriate folder on your site. All will be fine then, life will be happy, and you'll have taken a great leap in getting your content up to your site as FrontPage is very, very slow on such file types.

Just concurring that making sure that FP extensions are installed on your web server.

My bad ... it is http://www.easilysimplecalendar.com/

Good question... my pattern has always been to download the file to my local computer, and then unzip it, checking to be sure for any type of virus... and then when I am satisfied, upload the unzipped content to the desired folder on my web site.

I have had great success w/ this one: http://www.easilysimplecalendar.com/ with quite a few clients. The price is very reasonable for such a powerful piece of calendaring software. Edit: TCH-Bruce corrected link

I've used Mailman packaged with TCH hosting, and it was ok until the list got to big for the email limitations TCH has and then worked with DaDa Mail ... was not exactly what I needed, and is too difficult to configure and maintain so I finally ended up moving all five of my lists to www.smartgroups.com and have been very happy there. Really, really like their added features of being able to share files, and so forth.

Just checked my email this a.m. and caught 44 spam messages, half of them being this little bugger... and am happy to with my AV as it is also zapping these fellas. Happy Thanksgiving day to all...

Been gettin' these all day long, too... and now within the last 30 minutes it's like email died -- no email, and I have TCH hosted clients reporting the same. Have submitted a support ticket about 20 minutes ago, but of course no reply since email is dead (though I am tracking it through the support web page). Other than that, having a pretty slow afternoon....

Change your publish to destination to the URL of your web site. The error is www.mysite.com.conf so change that to www.mysite.com and you should be okay.

That's great ... so glad you found a solution that works for you!

Here is the code that I use, it involves two pages, one that they send the message to you from, and one that is called by the form action. I'm sure this can be tweaked in a variety of ways as the code I am providing is simple-and-sweet. This is the code for the web page that has the form, name it something like "contactme.htm". The action="thankyou.php" is the web page called by the form when submitted. <form method="POST" action="thankyou.php"> <input type="text" name="FirstName" size="55"></td> <input type="text" name="LastName" size="55"></td> <input type="text" name="Email" size="55"></td> <input type="submit" value="Submit" name="B1"> <input type="reset" value="Reset" name="B2"> </form> This is the code for the thankyou.php web page... note: the extension of the page must have the .php extension for this to work. I place the following at the top of the page before the <html> tag. It just checks to make sure they have given you some kind of information, and that the email address they gave is a functional email address. <?php $missinginfo = "no"; $FirstName = $_POST['FirstName']; if ($FirstName == "") {$missinginfo = "Yes";} $LastName = $_POST['LastName']; if ($LastName == "") {$missinginfo = "Yes";} $Email = $_POST['Email']; if(eregi("^[_a-z0-9-]+(\.[_a-z0-9-]+)*@[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)*(\.[a-z]{2,3})$", $Email)) {} else {$missinginfo = "Yes";} ?> Then, somewhere in the body of the web page, place this to actually send the message..... <?php if ($missinginfo == "Yes") { print "<font face=\"Verdana\" color=\"#800000\" size=\"2\">"; print "<b>Required information is missing from your submission.</b><br>Please use your back button to change the information you have provided and to resubmit it.<br><br>"; print "<font color=\"#000000\">"; print "Organization: $Organization<br>"; print "Name: $FirstName $LastName<br>"; print "Address: $Address1<br>"; print "Address: $Address2<br>"; print "City: $City<br>"; print "State: $State<br>"; print "Postal Code: $PostalCode<br>"; print "Country: $FromCountry<br>"; print "Telephone: $Telephone<br>"; print "Email: $Email<br><br>"; print "Ministry Area: $ForDepartment<br><br>"; print "Your Message: $Message<br>"; print "</font>"; } else { // SEND EMAIL TO ME $subject = "Contact From www.somesite.com"; $emessage = "<font face=\"Verdana\" size=\"2\">"; $emessage .= "<b>Email Contact From xyz Web Site</b><br><br>"; $emessage .= "<b>Name</b>: $LastName, $FirstName<br>"; $emessage .= "<b>Email</b>: $Email<br>"; $emessage .= "</font>"; $headers = "From: $Email\r\n"; $headers .= "Content-type: text/html\r\n"; $success = mail($to, $subject, $emessage, $headers); print "<font face=\"Verdana\" size=\"2\">"; print "<b>Thank you</b> for contacting us! Your message has been emailed!<br><br>"; // SEND AUTOMATIC REPLY EMAIL TO PERSON WHO SENT THE MESSAGE $replymessage = "Thank you for sending me an email from my web site."; $subject = "Thank you for contacting Missionary TECH Team"; $to = $Email; $from = "YOUREMAIL.COM"; $emessage = "<font face=\"Verdana\" size=\"2\">"; $emessage .= $replymessage; $emessage .= "</font>"; $headers = "From: $from\r\n"; $headers .= "Content-type: text/html\r\n"; $success = mail($to, $subject, $emessage, $headers); } ?>