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Welcome to the forums, Bill. We are happy to have you here as well.

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It would almost be cheaper for me to buy it there and have it shipped here than for me to buy it here at those prices.

Welcome to the forums Benny

Maybe Mozillasoft didnt remember when making the upgrade and turned it back on by accident.

Ali is right. The techs at the helpdesk can help get it sorted out.

Check your logs, in your stats there should be a last visit listed. Find the date in your logs and you should be able to see if they actually went anywhere.

I wonder what Freud would say about your last sentence, Bob.

If someone puts in http://(whatever):@yourtchdomain.com (as if they were accessing a secured area via a browser, or attempting to), awstats will interpret that as an authentication (or authentication attempt). In simpler terms, an authenticated user is a user who enters a username via the login box in password protect directories. Even if the user is denied access, they are still logged as an authenticated user

Welcome to the family Lawrence. Yes, you are on a new server and it should be added shortly.

Are you sure you are old enough to remember 19 cents a galon?

Of course, we want everyone to feel welcome and be a part of the family.

codawson, Welcome to the forums. I am sure you will like it here as much as the rest of us. Please let us know if yuo have further questions.

It is in the order page. I have never noticed it before, or wasn't paying attention. As far as I know, we are not offering them right now.

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Paul, I hear you. I know people from Spain and they are almost offended when I refer to the Spanish spoken in Arizona as Spanish. I also know from experience about the French. I had to learn Cajun in grade school, talk about different from French.

We will always be willing to offer assistance should you have questions when installing a script.

Jason, I get them every now and again. I send an email and will get a message back that the mail server is unavailable but the sending server will continue try for 72 hours before failing.

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That's exactly what I wanted and it works perfectly. Thanks David.

Sorry, Should be >echo 10 + (2.4 * $number1) + (5.7 * $number2) - (10 * $number3) * $number4; I have created a form that has; >Enter first number: <input type="text" name="number1"> Enter second number: <input type="text" name="number2"> Enter third: <input type="text" name="number3"> <br /><br /> Choose fourth: <select name="number4"> <option value="1.2">blah</option> <option value="1.3">blah1</option> <option value="1.5">blah2</option> <option value="1.7">blah3</option> <option value="1.9">blah4</option> I want the PHP code to process the numbers in the order described above. If the above is not valid what about; >$var1 = 2.4 * $number1 $var2 = 5.7 * $number2 $var3 = 10 * $number3 $var4 = 10 + $var1 + $var2 - $var3 * $number4 echo $var4 Thanks for working with me David, I am new to the PHP mathmatic functions.

I am working on a small input form that requires users to input four numbers. The output utilizes PHP to add, subtract and multiply those numbers in a certain order. The problem I am having is that the outcome is not valid. The PHP part of the script is; >echo 10 + (2.4 * $number1) + (5.7 * $number2) - ( * $number3) * $number4;} I have looked over PHP.net but cant find anything that quite covers what I am trying to accomplish. Any guidance as to proper syntax would be of great help.

Also, many mail servers will continue to make attempts to deliver for several days before failing entirely.

IPB does come with the accounts but it is not the most up to date version. That version costs money. We do not sell it so you would have to purchase it through them. I am not sure where to find the entire manual. Welcome to the forums.

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