TCH-Thomas

Yes, this can be done by setting up a redirect in cpanel.

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pest

I´m glad you got it solved.

It sounds like its time to submit a ticket and ask the techs to look in to this.

host

Try the following in google "color+font+picker+script" (without the quotes). As for how to see source code, just right click the page and there should be a menu option for it.

Try it without the www. Found the link through the page source code.

form

Can´t give any recommendations on a script to use, but the script used on the site you link are from javascript.internet.com so I would begin to look there.

Welcome to the forum, kryles. I have splitted and moved your posts from the thread in "Client written tutorials" and made it as its own topic.

I would look in to Joomla which can do all the things you mention. There is a one-click install through Fantastico, if you want to try it.

- I need to move files over to TCH, but can I do that before the DNS is updated to point to TCH? If your existing host uses cPanel, we can copy your existing site, username, mail, everything! Absolutely no headaches involved in moving. Also this works with any version of CPanel, so if your old host is out of date, there's no worries at all. If your existing host are not using cPanel, in the welcome email from TCH. it should say a temporary way you can use to upload the files before propagation have finished. - I have about 7 different email accounts (wife's, mine, business, etc) that need to have as little down time as possible. What can I expect during the transfer? As far as I know, during propagation emails can end up either on the old server or on the TCH server. - I know that the domain name and the hosting can be held by 2 different companies, but can I transfer the name to TCH also. It would be nice to have everything in one location. Yes, you can transfer your domain name here

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Welcome to the forum, Richard.

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Thanks Paulo.

Welcome to the forum, Typhanee.

OsCommerce can be found in Fantastico, if that is what you used to install it. The shared ssl is free. More info can be found the the help page.

Modules & components can be found here. In your post before last one, the two first things you mention The ability for people to request registration, which has to be manually authorised by Admin before becoming active. Able to give a user different access levels to each protected page or directory. should be able to do with a standard Joomla installation, with no extra modules or components. As for help with the modules & components. I can only give help on those I´ve used but we can of course try to answer your questions here. Most of the authors of modules & components have their own forums where you can get specialist help though.

In CSB, right click the page, then choose properties > page, now you should see two fields after "Filename", in the right one you can change it.

I am not sure about the password rules thing, but for the rest, Joomla can do that with the help of some modules and components.