LisaJill

I use an external client. Squirrel Mail has an advantage in being accessible from port 80, so can be gotten to from behind most firewalls. I use horde becaue it's the only one that can access my spam folders. =) That's the only thing I use it for - all non spam I use my local client.

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Further note: All of these pages are updated on my machine but I'm having some connection issues out of the university network which is stopping me from FTP'ing. I will upload them as soon as it lets me. =)

I'm not aware of any free service that comprehensive; most companies spend a lot of time/money doing that kind of comprehensive market research. Maybe someone else will know of something though.

Do you have an example to somewhere else that has something like this?

Like Jim said - used that search criteria in what script engine? The forum search engine, or google, or yahoo? They each have their own statistics; as far as I know there are no "internet wide" statistics like that.

MT BlackList. I no longer keep up with it but he may keep copies for pre 3.11 and 3.1+; best to have a look around and check. On reading it you'll lneed to atleast upgrade to 2.66: But I believe there is a Blacklist v2 for MT 3.1+ =) Moving for organization. =)

What you would need to do is submit a ticket asking that they remove the old domain and put the new domain forwarding to your space; then go and register a new domain pointing to our nameservers. =)

PM"d nab. for anyone else coming across this, please pm a blue or red name to get the password, and include your URL please =)

Just check it in Opera; if it's badly coded it'll look awful. I hate that browser, gives me such a headache making the page work in that. As far as MT goes; I'm not sure what this "more and more people are suggesting it" comes from; but it's not a GUI - and you do need html/css knowledge to get the templates working right. And then some. =) As far as not all browsers reading xHTML - all modern browsers do; some version 4's have issues with it but I refuse to cater to people living in the stone ages.

You'd have to have multiple os's too, Betty - but there's Browsercam for those that want to see their site in various other browsers. =)

My sites are valid xHTML and I code using a plain text editor - no syntax highlighting, no gui, etc. But that's not what the point of this post is. The point of this post is to get a site up without knowing HTML. Let's face it, most amateur sites (as opposed to commercial sites, and a lot of them at that) don't validate; and they look fine in all modern browsers. After all, Microsoft' site doesn't validate, nor does Amazon's site validate. I could go on and on. (edit: Neither does Apple's but at least they get further than M$ It's really just not that important. =) Start off doing whatever is easiest for you to make the page; whether that be drag and drop or digging right into the guts of HTML - this is supposed to be fun.

The tech staff that do this do not monitor the forums so please submit a ticket. The forum are for family members to help other members. =)

MySQL is a database system. Or you could google what is mysql? for an even more in depth definition. =)

You can't link to it from the forums or be added to the family pages; but you can put up any legal content you want. I AM A SPAMMER is still legal under the first amendment. =)

Is this just an email form? If it is you could try out what is the favorite of many on this forum - Ultimate Form Mail

OSX 10.3.5, and eagerly awaiting Tiger.

I don't have access to one of these IE 6 machines; someone tell me what happens when you load that picture? *hugs her mac*

Is your domain propogated? If it is, you can try /home/cpanelname/public_html/cgi_bin It's very probable that the templates do need to be outside of the cgi_bin or it'll try to execute them, rather than read them. If this does have some possible security holes be very carefu; you are responsible for what happens on your account, including if you installed a problematic script. If you want some suggestions on more secure scripts we can help with that, too. =)

Hey all, Just wanted to update everyone that I'll be going through the last batch of requests this weekend. My apologies for the delay. =)

I haven't seen this script before; do you have a link to it? Someone else may have some experience that could help you in the meantime. =)

Where, exactly, is moreways.php? you need to call it using a root relative url. /moreways.php would be in public_html. if it's in say "test" it needs to be /test/moreways.php" or then you can use document root if you want to. =) Actually, hrm, I'm wrong here - with php I think you need to use document root or write out the full path, ie /home/username/public_html/moreways.php or /home/username/public_html/test/moreways.php if it's in test. that document root statement replaces /home/username/public_html i believe =) I don't use it so not totally sure.

Try getting rid of that document root stuff if it's in the root.... or you'll just telling it to repeat the root path =) <?php include("/menu.php"); ?>