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The problem with my network at home is that I am not allowed to buy a wireless router or actually any router at all. I have to use the modem/router given by my ISP which has one single port. This means that I can only have one thing connected at the same time (Wii, PS2 or computer - I choose...

There is a download package on the MS website. Excatly that's my point! I have home premium... I could upgrade to Ultimate, but it's either lose the authenticity of windows or pay to get an upgrade package and I don't want to do either of those. My version is very troublesome. I lost my...

I am interested but I currently have about 4 active projects. Once I bring two or three to a stable level where most if not all the features I want have been covered I'd like to join.

I used that technique for so many years with my computer and never got a problem. I don't even think I had a firewall installed! But then I had to trow my computer away and we ended up with a single computer for the whole family, I had to install all the junk commonly called antivirus...

damm you vigge, I can't install PS on vista home premium... and my computer won't enable dual OS so I can't have Linux alongside.

Dreamweaver is a very popular WYSIWYG, but it will never allow you to fine tune your website as much as coding by hand. For the validation, I'd recommend a little JS snippet that will help you add validation to your form. It's called JavaScript Form Validation and it's available at...

I would have recommended one of my systems, but the first one, the most simple one, is only meant at those with excellent programming skills as it is not user friendly or intended. The other one I am building for regular usage is not mature enough yet (no admin interface at all!), but if you...

There are 3 supported languages: English, French and Spanish. If your website is not available in at least one of those three languages, it is subject to suspension and deletion.

When you encounter a server error, it probably means that there is a problem with the parsing of your file. There is maybe a syntax error that generates a non-recoverable error.

You could try building your website inside VS with the dll inside the bin folder. Maybe that is going to make it work. If it still doesn't work, try to connect to mysql using php to check if the asp connector or the server is misbehaving.

If you simply want to create a "toolbar" at the bottom of the website to display information, you can try doing the same thing as facebook and youtube did.

Didn't see the second page... Guess I'm tired!

That seems to be the problem, as I an getting an 404 error as well, even though I am using Firefox 3.51 under Windows. What I'm about to say might seem harsh, but you should read a couple tutorial on html, xhtml, and css. I recommend google and W3Schools.

All bbcode converters use paragraphs (<p> </p>), or if you modify the php code simply add a <br /> character when a certain set of characters are encountered, for instance, two spaces at the end of a line.

That was a problem with cPanel. It seems to have been corrected (the Hulk.pm thing)

For development purpose, you should always use uncompressed version. However, for production uses, take the compressed version as it loads faster on the website.

I have some time right now so I could invest myself in writing KB articles, Garrett. I think we should put links everywhere information is available to the new KB. This way it will be easier to manage information for new version etc.

First you need to compile your ASP.NET website. Next you need to enable mono on your account (search the forum and the knowledge base) Next you copy your compiled website to the public_html directory using VWD Remember that you can't use MSSQL on x10. You must use PgSQL or MySQL.

You need to enable mono. Search the forums or the knowledge base to learn how to enable mono. I don't feel like searching for you now.