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I went and changed the links as mentioned. The site still gave me errors, so I just went and changed it so that I was including PHP files in the html. I am done with .shtml (on that site anyway) And to get back to the point of this thread, the breadcrumb scripts is working dandy.

Cool Beans, Ill look into changing the includes as a quick fix, then when I have time, Ill get my site moved away from shtml so that I can play with the big boys. Thanks all

Maybe that is my problem. I am using the <!--#include virtual="/footer.html" --> include. It sounds like I would need to change all of the previous includes to one of the following; <?php include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].""; ?> <?php include(); ?> Is that right. Perhaps that is what is causing my errors when I have .shtml included in my htaccess file. AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm .html .shtml

I tried adding .shtml to the following >XBitHack on AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm .html It messed up the pages. It forced them to be saved to your hard drive. I had a similar problem before and came away with the understanding that .shtml wasnt a very good format to be including php files. Perhaps I am missing something.

I agree with you guys. I do wish there was a way to mirror my hard dirve on an offsite location though. Perhaps I am a little over zelous, but I would hate to loose things like my photos in something like a flood, huricaine, or even a fire. I use SyncBack to backup my files and move them to a second drive, all of that is on my local network though. While most causes for loss is user error, and my methods help protect against that, it doesnt protect against the above disasters.

I just came across an article speaking to rumors that Google is looking to mirror users hard drives online, and make it available anywhere. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4782108.stm Way cool Idea, but as always I'm a little paranoid as to security.

Rob, With 8188 post, There is no doubt in my mind. Click, Thank you. I am a smarter man having met you.

For those of us that arent smart cookies... I would love to hear the solution. I had assumed that it could be easily done by doing something like the following in the htaccess file. Just for kicks and giggles I had tried to do it myself, but it only worked if I typed in www.mysite.com/wp/ Am I not on the right track?

Bruce, nice suggestion. I hadnt needed it, but have already used it in a couple of areas. Thanks for the input

Don, Sorry for the late reply. I had thought that this thread had never been responded to. I must have missed you. The sites are on the same server. I ended opening a helpdesk ticket and they "have taken care of some common problems with the mailman." Magically it all started to work again. Once again, All is right in the universe.

So I just installed the script, and am in fact having it show only the location of the included file. I wonder if it is because my site is done with .shtml with .htm files embeded in it instead of html with php. Any ideas anyone. (thanks btw for your response deanavail)

Is there a way to put these breadcrumbs into your site using includes? ie, I dont Imagine that I could put it in the include that is right under my logo. I would imagine that it would make the breadcrumb the same for everypage (home/includes/crumb.php). Is that right?

Sealed with a kiss

I have been noticing that google has always seems to give my website a different page rank. It seems like it is different even on the same day. Sometimes my page rank for the home page is 0 and all of the other pages show 3. Some times the home page is 2 or even three. Right now, the home is showing as 1 and the rest are 0. Not that website promotion is important for my site, but I am just confused as to the random page rankings. Has anyone any insight as to the cause? I am referring to my main family site MyJensen.com

One over. Now if only my real game was that good. With this game, I have a 1 in 4 chance of getting a hole in one. In real life I have a 1 in 4 chance of hitting the ball.

I have a mailing list set up on one of my sites, and everything has worked well. I have set up another, but I cant get anything to work. I have gone through and looked at the settings on the one that works, and compared it to the one that doesnt. It appears exactly the same (except for the domain and email addresses). I have even tried setting up a new one with different emails that i have to see if I can get that to work, but no luck. Does anyone have any ideas as to what a cause might be?

I have used this place in a pinch.

Way cool logo on your homepge. I love it.

I noticed an article about a poem that Macs osX has in it for people who try to hack it. ~link~

Just an update here (most definitely not a "BUMP") I have gotten everything to work on a site hosted somewhere else. I am still looking for the cause of the problem here at TCH. Funny thing is, if you do a Google search for "coppermine error 406" the number one link is to this thread here of me getting in trouble by TCH-Thomas. (I am still amazed that no one here would know if it is a security risk for me to let another person go through my raw access logs.) and so I trudge on. Ill let you know what I find out.

You will want to add the following per the instructions

if you to assign a default order, you could do this >DirectoryIndex index.php index.cgi index.html index.htm fishfarts.html That way, the server will look for the first file type first then the second all the way down to fishfarts.htm. (am I the only one with that file name?)

Add something like this into your .htaccess file for that folder >DirectoryIndex index.php I think that should work for you...

I had the same problem once. I was advised to open a help desk ticket (top of the page), and they fixed it for me right away.

Any one have any ideas?