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    Congrats! Jim
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    Hi, Sorry I should have mentioned, the emails are spoofed by the virus on another computer to look like they have come from your own machine, hence "dont worry" bit. You can not tell which computer they have come from, thats the lovely part of the virus. Jim
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    Hi, I suggest you start a help ticket in the customer service area and state what your wanting to do and if its ok and ask for the fee link. As far as getting it to work, unfortuantley thats beyound my knowledge Jim
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    Hi, No these are created by the virus sobig and you have no need to worry. If you are worried, check your computer for viruses and change your email password, but nothing is wrong Jim
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    Correct, you can not do that, but do feel free to ask any more questions! Jim
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    Basically somewhere in there website, they are trying to link to you for some reason, maybe a image or a click through for further information (for example) Jim
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    Hi, Dreamweaver should leave the code alone, silly question, but are you uploading it to the same place? I have lost count of the number of times I have edited a p age, uploaded it (or so I thought) and seen the old page and gone into a flap because of it. I often upload it to the wrong folder or even website! Jim
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    Welcome and look foward to working with you Jim
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    Hi, Do you mean that you want a subdomain to point to a new hosting account? Jim
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    Hi, No thats not possible at all. You may only have 1 domain name in the main account. You may park domains on top of the account, but never direct them to any other subdomain. This would be in violation of TOS and AUP agreements and your account would be terminated. If you wish to do this, I suggest you get a reseller account where you can host as many as you have space! Jim
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    Need Css Help

    TCH-JimE replied to chadf's topic in HTML and CSS

    Chadf, It only falls apart if you go beyound the sizes. So say the main box is 800px wide and then you have two boxs inside that, one 200px and one at 600px, and then put a border in say 2px for each, you suddenly have 200+600+2+2+2+2 = 808px which is why it starts to fall apart. Jim
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    Hi, You will need to install the updates to your 1.1.2 board yourself and I have asked Head Guru to look into this Jim
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    Could you please submit a help ticket and we shall get this sorted for you Jim
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    Ellen, The link when you click on that XP connections is actually a download page in HTML so something has gone wrong possible with this. If you try with other files, what happens? Jim
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    Hi, The view cart works because you reference it via: >https://www.readysecure3.com/users/steelbuilt-inccom/cgi-bin/viewcart.cgi However, you dont do the same with ordering buttons: >form method="post" action="/cgi-bin/cart.cgi" I am guessing this is your main problem. Also the images will need to be called via HTTPS rather then HTTP which at present is what your doing Jim
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    Hi, There thats replicated twice? Because its visible in the code twice too? Jim
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    The process starts running at midnight and some peoples logs can be quite huge for the stats packages to work through. Jim
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    Thats a bit of a big database and it will of course time out. I also notice this is your second post on the subject of large database. I am sure the solution for the 750 one will be the same as this one so I will lock this thread. Jim
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    Need Css Help

    TCH-JimE replied to chadf's topic in HTML and CSS

    Hi, Let the me have a look! Right, I hate to say this but ditch the positioning, it gets very complicated with it in and when you have a whole page designed around it, you just need one thing to put it all out. Instead, try this why. It works so far in IE 6.0 and Morzilla firebird (if it works in firebird it should work in Morzilla bog standard and NS without a problem. I have colour coded it so you can see how it works and its flexible. ><html> <head> <title>My Page</title> <style> body { text-align:center; } #frame { width:800px; margin-right:auto; margin-left:auto; margin-top:10px; padding:0px; background-color: gold; text-align:left; } #contentleft { width:170px; padding:0px; float:left; } #contentcenter { width:630px; padding:0px; float:left; background-color: blue; } #bottom { height: 20px; width: 800px; text-align:center; background-color: green; } #top { width: 800px; text-align:center; background-color: purple; height: 93px; } </style> </head> <body> <div id="frame"> <div id="top">This is your title</div> <div id="contentleft"> The Nav Area Nav Item 1<br> Nav Item 2<br> Nav Item 3<br> Nav Item 4<br> Nav Item 5<br> Nav Item 6<br> Nav Item 7<br> </div> <div id="contentcenter"> This is where my main content goes :-) test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> test<br> </div> <br clear="all" /><!-- without this <br /> NS6, IE5PC Screw up so leave it in :) --> <div id="bottom"> Your bottom footer. Do with it as your please :-) </div> </div> </body> </html> Thumbs Up
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    Hi, Sorry I nicked google bot, at current its indexing my forum. So far, just under 80 megs work and 3000 pages :-) I am sure it will be along soon after I have finished! Seriously have you got a robots text file working ok? Jim
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    Ozo, For the other stats: What does this reports mean and what are aceceptable values for them ? This is the great thing, there is of course no acceptable values for them, as they represent what your pulling into your website. It may of course be unacceptable if say you have 0 hits or that your bandwidth is skyrocketings, but its safe to say that stats are merely a tool for checking on the health of your website, bit like when a docter does a check up on you Traffic Analysis For server35 This goes for all servers. This little graph tells you in how much traffic the server is experiencing at present. Obviously unless you own your own server you will be sharing it with other hosters and hence that graph will represent all traffic coming in and going out. Blips are usual and not uncommon. Obvious should we get a flat line then we would worry, but by that time Bills Pager would have gone off and 1/2 a dozen gurus would be manning the forts in order to get things back up and running asap. Also a high continous stream is also bad news as it would mean the server is most likely under a DOS attack. Load Averages For server35 This is about how much load the current CPU is under. If you own a computer with NT 4.0, 2000 or XP you can infact mimic this. Press alt-ctl-del and it brings up a task manager which allows you to view CPU usage, however in this case a low flat line is a good thing, and spikes should also be ignored as there are certain times of the day when obviously the server will be under load say when new accounts get put on or a server backup is done. A continous high load is a worry though and checks are put in place by Total Choice hosting. Established TCP Connections Is little more then saying "these graphs are produced from traffic from TCP connections, but not from direct access like me putting in a CD I hope this clears it up, if not, dont be afraid to ask more! Jim
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    Hi Oso, The best stats package is AWstats, so go and bring that up on your cpanel. Then note the following: unique visitors This is the number of visitors with unique IP addresses that have visited your site. They may be the same visitor but on a dial up which changes the IP address or they log on in different machines in a library for instant Number of visits This is the number of times that people have visited your site including return visits from IP addresses Number of Pages This is the total number of pages read by those who visited Number of hits This definition gets banded about all over the place, but its actually the number of files requested. E.g. Say I have a front page which has a 3 pictures on it and its visited by 3 people. That means that I will have (1 page + 3 pictures) x 3 people = 4 x3 = 12 hits Bandwidth This it the amount of bandwidth that your website has consumed. Remember there is a limit to this depending on the package you brought. Days of month, Hours etc Further down the screen you can see how many you get per day and even what hour they arrive at. Visitors domains/countries (Top 25) You can also see what domains they access from (e.g. If i was to surf your website from my local library, that would end in .gov.uk) Also I can find out how popular my site is say in France or Belgium etc Hosts (Top 25 The next section allows you to see what hosts are providing access. This is basically a bit more info from where people have come from. I know on mine that the top one is my own IP address. You can also get IP addresses from here too Next section allows you to see what spiders and robots are looking at your site. This is handy for seeing how good search engines like to visit your page Visits Section A handy section allowing you to how long people stay looking at pages Files Types Shows you what files are used. Allows you to see say your flash files are being looked at or not. Pages-URL (Top 25) Allows you to see your top 25 pages that are viewed on your website Operating Systems (Top 10) Allows you to see what OS your visitors are using when surfing your site Browsers (Top 10) Here you can see what browsers are browsing your website. Unfortunately some browsers can mimic others. ALso you can catch file grabbers here too Connect to site from Possible the most useful section telling you where the traffic is coming from. This is very handy as it allows you to see what sites are driving traffic towards yours Search Keyphrases (Top 10) and Search Keywords (Top 25) A handy tool for seeing what people type into search engines which brings up your websites. Very good for wanting to know what words you should be inserting to get your pages fully SEO Hopefully that should help, if not, let me know! Jim
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    Hi, We don't run IIs here so you are ok. Jim
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    I would like to point out that you can request a SSH access which is Jailshell only. There is a $10 fee and the approval is completley upto Head Guru so please give a very good reason why!
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    I would like to point out that you can request a SSH access which is Jailshell only. There is a $10 fee and the approval is completley upto Head Guru so please give a very good reason why!
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