TCH-Rob

I believe that the PHP.ini is for the entire server and that disabling that will remove it from all accounts on the server.

Don't take this out of context, trying to put this in perspective. I see your sig has a link to your site in it. When this thread gets indexed there will be a link to your site from it . Each post you have made (277 of them) has a link to your site from TCH, lets not forget about that. Your request is not unreasonable, though the tone could use a bit of padding, but there are many more things going on behind the scene that are preventing us from getting to this area in fast fashion. It will be gotten to, have patience, it has only been a month since the last update to this area and that is far from abandoned.

Thomas is right, we can get it to you if you lose it. Remember as well, a password is no good if you cant remember it and writing it down defeats the purpose. A good password contains upper and lower case characters, numbers and special characters if possible. It can be tough to come up with something that has all of that and still be remembered. To make things easier, I pick a phrase I know well. If I am a Dirty Harry fan and I like the part where he says "you've got to ask yourself one question" then I may make my password Yg2ay1? or if my favorite song is Video Killed the Radio Star, and please dont tell me if it is, then the password may be Mf$Vktr$ for "My Favorite Song, Video Killed the Radio Star. Substituting symbols for similar looking letters. The entire idea is to make sure it is as difficult as possible to crack yet something you can remember. A password isnt meant to keep you out, it is there to only let you in.

My site had a zero before I got any links to me.

Thanks Mike, sleep is overrated as it is.

Just a guess, I had never seen that before

jaded

children

Did you do this first? It looks like the CSS itself is ok but the page itself is not Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional. If I am reading it right.

comedian

despair

hair

painting

photography

YAY! I am glad you got it going. I forgot all about checking to see if you added the user. Good job. Thumbs Up

This is from my config file; >// define our database connection define('DB_SERVER', 'localhost'); // eg, localhost - should not be empty for productive servers define('DB_SERVER_USERNAME', 'cPanelname_username'); define('DB_SERVER_PASSWORD', 'xxxxxxxx'); define('DB_DATABASE', 'cPanelname_dbname'); define('USE_PCONNECT', 'false'); // use persistent connections? define('STORE_SESSIONS', 'mysql'); // leave empty '' for default handler or set to 'mysql' This works on my site.

spectacle

Did your welcome letter include an IP address? home/keksehxi/public_html

opera

Thank you Miss Tracy

You get to the same place but it will show a or b in the address bar depending on what you type (if I remember correctly). Yes Each domain gets its own mailboxes Submit a help-desk ticket and it shall be done. Sure can I cant answer that, I will need a tech for this one Please do.

cop

http://66.235.184.119/~qewselwv/FFW%20Etown%20012.jpg Nice looking paint job. Lisa beat me to it and hers is of another car in the images directory

What about uploading it to the public_html folder and then viewing it via a link?

Raul, I dont know about your site but home/username/public_html is the exact same destination as **** What is the real difference, his example 1 and the option I provided are just different means to the same end are they not? What am I missing? Edit: I do understand the meaning of include, I have files that end in .php that will not run by themselves but when included in another page will parse correctly. Ergo, include that file. But what is the difference between $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] and ****. In the end it is the same thing,no?