Kevan

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Once you install SMF through Fantastico you can use the SMF Admin panel to upgrade to the latest version. I think it takes 2 clicks.

Dark (yet another funny movie, back in the day)

Paradise (a funny movie)

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With WS_FTP you can set the Start In folder to whatever folder you want to start in. /home/yourcpanelname/ sounds like the setting you want. Make sure you check the box "save folder" Think of ./WWW as a map of ./public_html since it is the same logical folder. Since some scripts look for www instead of public_html my guess is this setting is for compatibility with those scripts.

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Now I am wondering if this Is 'Big Daddy' Choking Google? article is along the same lines? Something about a new data center having initial setup issues is how I read the article. Maybe not related to the earlier topic.... but they alluded to it on the second page.

DNSReport says: >Your NS records at the parent servers are: dns3.totalchoicehosting.com. [207.44.236.88] [TTL=172800] [US] dns4.totalchoicehosting.com. [72.9.224.186] [TTL=172800] [US] [These were obtained from m.gtld-servers.net] And I was able to get your CPanel login screen by going to yourdom.ain/cpanel so it seems to be setup right. I did get 404 errors from your site when I tried Our Store and Community (you said these are not installed yet) When you try your CPanel are you using a favorite link made from your old site? I know that's obvious but a remote posibility.

My first program was a pong game, back in 1984. I could not figure out why the paddle would appear to punch a hole in the wall when it touched the right wall. I spent 5 days working on it and finally got it working properly. Then, because I had made many changes with each edit, I tried to go back and figure out just what single edit made the difference. It turned out to be a missing semi-colon after a print statement but it took me a MONTH to figure that out. Normally, since then, I watch out for those tiny but powerful things. I have done very little, if any, programming since 1998 though. Had there been forums back then like the ones here at TCH, that entire exercise might have only taken me one a day. I really appreciate the help and the resource!

Correct Code ><a href="http://www.mydomain.ext/index.htm"><img src="', $settings['header_logo_url'], '" style="margin: 4px;" alt="', $context['forum_name'], '" /></a>'; Bad Code ><a href="http://www.mydomain.ext/index.htm"><img src="', $settings['header_logo_url'], '" style="margin: 4px;" alt="', $context['forum_name'], '" />'</a>; One little tick ' placement (at the end) makes all the difference.

Odd indeed. Turns out to be my lack of PHP knowledge that caused the problem. Including the </a> in the echo statement ' ' did the trick. Thank You for all the effort!

Pow! That did it. The apostrophe in the correct position. Thank You Aaron for giving me the correct answer and Thank You to Steve for sorting out my syntax error!

I've looked at the view source of working pages. I was able to get the graphic on the right to link as expected, doing the same thing you suggested on another line. This one line with the header_logo is giving the error.

"Template Parse error It seems something has gone sour on the forum with the template system. " Original Code ><img src="', $settings['header_logo_url'], '" style="margin: 4px;" alt="', $context['forum_name'], '" />'; Altered Code ><a href="http://www.mydomain.ext/index.htm"><img src="', $settings['header_logo_url'], '" style="margin: 4px;" alt="', $context['forum_name'], '" />'</a>; I've looked at other examples in the php file and this looks similar.

I am learning SMF and would like to add links to the header section of the default (babylon) theme for SMF. I have the graphic I want but it's not a link. The link would take users back to the main site from the forum. For an example of what I am looking for, check out the top of this page. The TotalChoiceHosting graphic is a link to the main forum index. Below that is a link to the main hosting page. Perhaps you have a better idea on how I can accomplish this same thing with SMF? Thank You

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You must be using IE as your browser. Try View Source in IE, that should show you the XML data. Your sitemap file shows directly in FireFox. Looks like you have your index.php file set to priority 1.0 and always updating. Remember the sitemap file is an .XML file and is not intended to display in a browser. Visit the Google Sitemaps location for the statistics and results after you have submitted it. (It may take 12 hours for Google to read it after you submit) ><loc>http://www.biom.net/index.php</loc> <lastmod>2006-05-04T11:49:01-08:00</lastmod> <changefreq>always</changefreq> <priority>1.0</priority>

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I know little about these things but I have seen where target=blank and target=_blank mean different things. With HTML I believe you can give any name you want to a target window. I have seen on my test site where target="results" will open a new window only if another window named "results" doesn't exist, otherwise the existing window will be used. Similar to how Google "open search results in a new window" works. Every time you click a link with target="results" the same window displays the data. I do not think this applies in your case since you say man.php opens in a new window and that window opens yet a third window. You say that your first window is going blank?