LisaJill

Is the page that you are putting this on a .shtml page? I believe that's a requirement to use that counter. Or you can forcetype to .shtml if you don't want to change extensions.

TCH's servers should be more than capable of running Drupal and we meet the requirements for the installation, using PHP and Mysql. There is no automatic installation for it but you are welcome to idownload and install it. =) I just checked the requirements for ZenCart - TCH does meet the minimum requirements for that so shouldn't be a problem; but again there is no automated installation. You'd have to do it manually. If you need help feel free to post in the scripting section, lots of helpful people 'round these 'ere parts. =) Oh - and we're MT friendly, several customers and staff run it; I myself just migrated away from it and am currently running Textpattern and ExpressionEngine. =) Look forward to welcoming you to our familly Rock Sign

Have you touched the templates? All that information is in the template, you should merely need to post and all of that information shows up automatically.... =)

Dean has promised that the personal licenses would remain free, for textpattern. EE states this: for the amount they offer, I'm willing to pony up $20.00 for upgrades each year if I need to. It's by far the best weblog/cms tool out there. I've had wordpress installed for quite some time. It just doesn't do 'it' for me. rolleyes:

There's a bunch of tools, drupal (drupal.com) textpattern (textpattern.com) and now expressionengine (expressionengine.com) is having an amazing, free promotion - I got my copy already. I moved to textpattern a few weeks ago but EE is amazing, if I can find some way to move my stuff over.... I may be moving to yet another new weblogging tool; but this one looks like an amazing longterm option; has everything that I want or think I may want at some point Overkill to some extent but hey.

moray

Or switch software *whistles*

The 403 ereror (forbidden content) is probably being generated by their own servers. Hospitals very often run incredibly restrictive routers, firewalls and deep levels of caching. They may need to contact their network administrators to troubleshoot what is going on. Especially in light of the fact that anyone not in their network can view the page. =)

Here is the tutorial. There is also a list of tutorials in this section of the forum. =)

To my knowledge, only one level of subdomains is supported.

Aw heck I would have been thrilled with this a few weeks ago, but I got rid of that script... *sighs*.

Going out can't hurt? =) It should update fairly dynamically, not daily but constantly. If it's stalled please submit a ticket so that it can be looked into. Thank you. =)

Gzip 'em and download the gzip, maybe? Then it'd be one big file, though.... I think (but wouldn't know how to)you could set up cron to gzip 'em for ya (since no shell access) and then grab 'em.

I just spent a lot of time browsing their website and was completely unable to find any documentation on what their server requirements are. Hopefully someone more familiar with this application can help you out. =) Or, if it's there, someone that can find the requirements *grins*.

They leave the affiliate stuff available til he hits 10,000 hits from it. They haven't mentioned a time frame, at least in what you quoted... *grins* Tricky tricky.

I can't program php you know... I will be able to by the time summer is over, though. =)

Choose the folder and click the text link (not the actual folder image), to the right you should get a list of options, one is change permission. Just type the numbers you want in the lowest row. =)

*nods* fair 'nuff, but all my pages are php so that's the solution I'd choose. .*grins*

I have broken my site umpteenth million times with .htaccess; I have about 50 copies spread around my hdd to recover from, though. Redundancy, baby...

Try like this, it works on my site; >ErrorDocument 401 /error401.html That *should* do it... =)

Alternatively, you can puta different .htaccess into the subdomains folder. That should override the preceding folders .htaccess. So if I wanted to do this, I could have for my main site a .htaccess in public_html that called certain error documents, then a .htaccess in say public_html/lisa (lisa.lisa-jill.com) that would call other error documents. That way you would not be required to stick with the .shtml ending, either.

Gallery (http://gallery.sourceforge.net/) and Coppermine (http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/) are two of the big names out there. There are also some great recommendations in this thread. Moving this for organization, too. =)

This is what I use to backup my MT database nightly, as well as my Textpattern database: >mysqldump -u cpanelname_dbusername -ppassworrd cpanelname_dbname | gzip -c > /home/cpanelname/backups/backup-txp-demlatest.sql.gz rundown: cpanelname = your login name for cpanel password = your password for the dabase (note, there is NO space between -p and password) dbname = the name of your database I place mine BEFORE the public_html directory as I do not want this to be publically accessible. You can call it whatever you want (replace backup-txp-demlatest, leave the .sql.gz). This will not increment numbers, it will replace the old file every time the backup runs. Does that help?

You got it worked out? Fantastic! This one was definitely way outside my own area of knowledge. I'm going to move this to a better forum so that it may be more easily found for others in this situation. Thank you for following it up!

that requires shell access, which you can't get on TCH. However, you can use .htaccess redirects to accomplish something similar. =) To do that, create a file named .htaccess, and add Redirect /nameofpage.html http://www.domain.com/nameofnewpage.html does that help?