Pendragon

Don, I just read your last post and have always wondered about all the "run" commands in windows, like msconfig. Is there a list somewhere of these type of commands? I have looked around in the past but didn't find much. Just curious, Thanks for your time Woody <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Most of the ones on those lists are just programs. Only a few, like COPY are internal commands. The cool run commands are the ones like services.msc that will load specific parts of windows without having to go through a bunch of clicks.

Because the first URL only had 1 'o' in tattoo..

lucky13tattoo.com is working but using frames. sorry bout that thanks for looking so quickly. Also that is the real site I am working on a copy it is found at www.livinginnorthernkentucky.com/Lucky13final/index.html this is the one that isn't working. Thanks again nkycomputers <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Seems to work ok for me (IE) except: There is a broken image link on the guests page The events link doesn't work, and it is the only link that displays a map location when moused over. Some of the images of the tattoos, etc aren't 'faded' like the rest. Which is fine, as I see no reason to fade them and force people to mouse over each one to get a clear view of it.

Heh.. you can get a DUI on any vehicle, be it a lawn mower or a bicycle, if you are on a public roadway with it, you are bound by the law of the road, not the method of transportation..

Keep in mind that some bots simply ignore the file no matter what you put in it.

Hhhmm. we were without power for about 2 weeks, internet and cellphones for about 3 weeks and landline phones for 4 weeks when Ivan come through. Sucked too, because I pay all my bills online.. hard to do with no net access!

I dunno, I found their SIM method to be fairly easy to implement. It does help to print out the PDF on it so that you can easily reference. Just remember that you have to use their field value names. If your customners will be entering their CC info on your site and payment form, then you need to use the AIM method (and enable SSL), which is a bit more complex to implement and is why I went with the SIM method. You can see the forms I created for the SIM method here: http://www.thehomeforums.com/cgi-bin/mystore.cgi

I think, legally speaking, you would be required to pay an ASCAP fee on any song you played. This is the royalty fee radio stations pay on every song they play to be able to rebroadcast it. I don't know for sure though, the rules may not have caught up with the internet yet...

I use frames on the home page of my site (but no where else), because I wanted a way to keep the menu choices on screen for each links content without reloading the whole page, and I also use the header with a refresh to display my random tips. Some pages I open in new windows, such as forums (and on my old server, the webmail), because I think it is easier to read on a full screen.

Your mileage may vary. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I find the clear type fonts to be fuzzier than the normal, and I'm using LCD/notebook.

As long as you have a line out on the machine and a line in on the computer, you can copy it to the computer, and then burn it back on to a cd. OR, you can get a philips cd recorder, and copy it directly to a cd. If you have a lot to do, this would be the best/fastest/easist method. The burners are fairly cheap now, probably around $250 or less. Then once on CD, you can 'rip' it to your computer directly to MP3 format. A few years ago I converted my entire collection of CDs and some tapes to MP3. I keep them on a USB drive, and it's about 22gb worth of files. I have instant access to any song, and if an original CD goes bad, gets a bad scratch, etc, I can make a new one.

I had one of my domains expire and picked up by a bulk registrar. I sent them documentation that I had previously used the domain in my business (it was in fact, the business website) and they transferred it back to me, no charge. I guess it was easier to do that than risk being sued for trademark/copyright issues.

> Printing .... will cause cron to send an e-mail every time it runs the script. I did not know that (never used 'cron jobs'). Those lines are of course, easily deleted. > but then the write to randomlink.inc fails, the directory should be renamed back to its old name. That's a good idea, didn't think about that. > The script can be uploaded into any directory you wish I thought cgi's could only be run from the cgi-bin?

Going on the assumption that randomlink.inc is a text file with a single entry that is the name of the directory... http://www.thehomeforums.com/members/pendragon/rendir.zip

Is this a single directory that needs renaming, or multiples? Don't know a thing about php, but it'd be fairly easy to do in perl.

But think about the view.. and be sure to bring a good air freshener!

Pages don't look the same between IE and Firefox, that I can tell you right now. That said, over 75% of my visitors are running IE, just over 10% are using Firefox and the rest aren't enough to worry about (netscape gets a scant 1%). 3/4 of my visitors are using the #1 browser on the planet. I'm not going to go adding a bunch of extra coding to all my pages for that 10% that are using firefox, they'll simply get what firefox interprets as being the correct code. I know, for example, that my tables take up the full width of the screen in firefox, but only as much as needed in IE. Look at the URL below in both browsers and you will see what I mean. Nothing I did in the code would make it look in firefox the way it looks in IE. so I stopped worrying about it. http://www.thehomeforums.com/cgi-bin/prinfo.cgi

There are simular apps for IE as well, been around for years actually, just that few people bother to install them.

You don't have that much control in cPanel and shell access is not available on a shared hosting account. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Bummer.. One more thing to add to my list of 'why I liked running my own server'. So what you are saying then, is that even anonymous users will have write access and could fill your available space (and take your bandwidth), just for the fun of it, since you can't control what your FTP users do. I knew there was a good reason for deleting the anon ftp accounts, but you can't even do that in cpanel!.

I just checked (Server 100) doesn't have coppermine as an add on script option either. I use my own gallery script though, so doesn't matter to me.

hhm.. couldn't you create another user, point them to root, and then deny that user write access? I know a windows ftp server could, surely *nix can too.

If you put it in your public ftp and then create the link using ftp:// instead of http:// that will force the download. I'm assuming this work across browsers though, I don't know for sure. Or, you could just have text that says 'use right click and save as...' I there a particular reason you want to force a download rather than letting them click on the link (and open it if they can)?

None of what you are asking are 'frontpage' territory, you need a script, either perl/cgi or php. Sounds like some type of classifieds is what you are looking for. If you do a search, you'll find many hits on script classifieds. As mentioned, a forum would also work, most have email notification when a topic is replied to.

You must create the user name in the database using cpanel before you can use it, you cpanel name isn't automatically added to the database when the account is created.

I guess I'm just wierd, as I've never left mail on a server, I get it with my client, anything I want to keep I print out. Files I want to keep get put on USB HD. 2gb of email space is well, marketing hype to me, and is a classic example of overselling.