jlhaslip

Maybe we could find an answer if you described them more accurately. Or perhaps post a link to your page and we could have a look. IE7 is a more standards compliant Browser than IE6, but still has a few issues.

If you consider the historical situation at the time this was written, the United States of America was in its infancy, with little if any Armed Forces, and they depended on the Local citizenry for its defense of Country and therefore, the "Militia" were working people with day jobs. The majority of people I know consider that this line is written so that these Local citizens were able to be armed so as to act in the defense of their Country. I doubt the people who wrote this into the Constitution, or whatever document it exists in, (I am not American so I don't know where to find it), considered the need for individual citizens to take the Law into their own hands simply by virtue of their being able to afford to purchase a firearm. And as to the right to bare arms, I wear short sleeved shirts, too...

Drop the part about your age and the experience thing. Turn it into something like: It becomes more positive and upbeat this way.

The php manual discusses the $_SERVER super Global Array Here: http://ca.php.net/reserved.variables. Probably they use this information to identify the Remote connection information. All they would need to do is a Reverse DNS Lookup using NIC.com or a similar service to tell them what the client's Host is and how it is configured.

Hey, I bought you a birthday doughnut... but then I realized it would be stale(dated) by the time it got to you, so, no worries, I ate it for you. Too many calories anyway... just doing you a favour of watching your waistline ;)Hope you had a good one, BH, and thanks for the past year of your presence here at the Xisto.

As noted and reported, this topic is stale with the new release of WordPress.Closing this Topic.

Shadowx, try both methods and report back to tell us if they both work the same or not. Then we'll all know which one works the best.

And I'm not even a Hobbit... glad it worked.

Oops, thought cpanel was correct. Now I understand. Sorry.

Please submit an email to support@xisto.com explaining the situation exactly as you have here, providing your cpanel username and sub-domain name, etc. Perhaps even a link to this posting.Thanks. Probably something to do with the recent changeover of HDD and cpanel, etc.

a screenprint of the phpinfo from the Xisto server:

WHM = Web Host Manager?? Xisto uses the cPanel Web Host Manager. Access your account by going to the URL "subdomain.trap17.com/cpanel" where "subdomain" is the name you requested on your application. For example, I would use "http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/; Substitute your sub-domain name in place of the "jlhaslip" in the above URL. IE: zak92.trap17.com/cpanel http://forums.xisto.com/topic/3438-instructions-settings-for-hosted-members/

Nice Tutorial. Keep them coming. Lots of people will learn from these short little snippets of information.

This is going to get a bit confusing because Joomla is using the $_GET Superarray and you are using the $_POST Superarray, so adjust the $_GET's and $_POST's accordingly. Your form shows the method=POST, so you will need to use the $_POST array to display your data, but Joomla is using the $_GET array(method) and that will require using the $_GET values for where you receive their data. When the variables are physically included in the URL, use the $_GET array. *edit* <?php echo $domain . '.' . $ext; ?> to add the 'dot' in the output.

*edit* What you have there uses the $domain variable. In order to grab the values from the URL, use the $_GET array. <input name="domainname" type="text" id="domainname" value ="<?php echo $_GET['domain']; ?>"><input name="extensionname" type="text" id="extensionname" value ="<?php echo $_GET['ext']; ?>"> Withput seeing the entire code you are using, this is my best guess. If this doesn't work for you, please re-post with the entire code. Well, at least the Form in question and the receiving script. Thanks.

Not sure, but this might help. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Kindly submit a service request to support@xisto.com. That should connect you with the Server Technicians. They will need to be given your sub-domain name, Username at the Xisto, and any other information you deem necessary, such as time you noticed this problem, steps you have taken to relieve the problem. For instance: are you able to sign on to your cPanel? Or is it simply a suspended page you are receiving on your account index page?The more information you supply, the better chance you have of getting assistance.Hope this works. And don't forget the Server has just replaced their Hard Drive, so it may be related.

Have a look here: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

Can you give a page reference on that, please.

Yea, there are some real quirks in myspace code, for sure. That isn't a fair proving ground for learning css. It takes a pretty knowledgeable person to write that code. They don't use a Doctype Declaration, so you are fighting with IE Quirks mode. And, unless it has changed, they don't allow the use of Id's, either, so classes are it..

The server is experiencing a Hard Drive Swap and also a cPanel upgrade. Might take a day or two to sort everything out. Of course, you can always download the module you need from the source supplier and install it the old-fashioned way until fantastico gets running.

One thing which may be affecting the ability to get into your cPanel is using a "bookmark" or "favourite". I noticed that the Server was not working for me with the old bookmark, so i signed on using http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ and it worked first thing. The files are usually stored in a different directory, so I have learned to throw the old bookmarks away on cPanel and or Server changes. Sure hopes this helps somebody.

Well, it looks like the Oilers are done for the season, so I'll have to fallback to the Canadiens... j/kNow that I live in the West, I be rooting for the Western Division Champs, whoever that might be...

I used to have a 3/4 Ton Flatdeck with "work lights" on the Headache rack and if somebody followed me too close, I would "accidently" switch them on. Properly aimed, the offending driver would have very little choice but to back-off. And they worked better as a deterrent once I upgraded the lamps to Halogens.

From the main cpanel page, select Web/FTP Stats (row 4) then Awstats and there you are.There are sub-domain stats also available in the second page instead of Awstats, and Bandwidth, etc.