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Refreshing shouldn't cause it though, because I doubt you will be refreshing a page many times a second (Maybe I'm underestimating you:biggrin:). I've never had problems when editing something, uploading it, and refreshing it, only with large amounts of files. Good luck with the site.

You can though: <% Set myMail=CreateObject("CDO.Message") myMail.Subject="Sending email with CDO" myMail.From="mymail@mydomain.com" myMail.To="someone@somedomain.com" myMail.TextBody="This is a message." myMail.Send set myMail=nothing %> (From the w3schools link in my earlier post.) I'm just...

This, seriously, is the most commonly recurring topic theme. Make sure you browse the forums quickly to make sure your log in registers with the system, meaning you won't get blocked. If you just login and leave straight away, the visit isn't necessarily registered, and the system thinks you...

BTW, there is a topic EXACTLY like this: http://forums.x10hosting.com/crossfire/85567-operating-system-do-you-prefer.html And BTW Linux isn't an OS, it's a kernel.

Depends how often, but if you are using a web based interface you shouldn't get blocked. I occasionally get blocked when using ftp to upload/download files, but get unblocked again after 5-15 minutes. (Uploading / downloading /deleting lots of small files is what gets you blocked, since you have...

If you were using php you could use the sendmail() function, and I think I have found an ASP equivalent here, which uses something called CDOSYS.

I think the thing being worried about is WebDAV. So, not only the browser is important, since WebDAV is done through the OS, not the browser.

I assume you mean javascript, since html isn't a scripting language? That is another method, however such systems can be quite easy to circumvent: my school had something similar, if you didn't know the password you could look at the source to check what page it redirected you to when you got...

Try pinging the server, to see whether it is reachable from the clients (run 'ping 192.168.0.1'), and also check firewall settings on both. Also, how are the computers connected together? If you are using a router to connect the computers check whether it allows connections between network...

Ok, it isn't really "unsecure", but it isn't a good idea to store passwords in plaintext, since there is always a slight chance that someone could *somehow* (you don't run the server, so you don't know how secure it is) get to see the password. If it is encrypted, they can't do much with it, if...

That stores the password in plaintext -- not very secure. I would at least use crypt() on it. However the standard method, which you can use to protect all types of files is through htaccess. The cpanel method presumably uses this method to password protect directories. (I'll try put together a...

Quick example: $directory_name is the name of the directory where you want to start, INCLUDING a trailing /. $file_name is the name of the file. $list is the array in which you want to store the addresses of any files with the specified name (i.e. if you have multiple files with that name, all...

Half polish -- however I've only ever been there on holiday.

If you're logged in with your google account (i.e. via gmail etc.) go to google.com, at the top right select iGoogle, and then you can customise the page, etc. Widgets can be found using "Add stuff".

That happens to me occasionally that someone I don't/barely know sends a friend request, but I just ignore them. I completely agree with this. Using things like FB it is possible to have an informal "conversation" (there should be a better word for this) with multiple people. It is quite useful...

The problem here is that your understanding of evil is different from the common understanding of evil. The common understanding of evil is this (Oxford English dictionary.) You are quite clearly suggesting that what google does is "deeply immoral and malevolent" satisfying that definition. If...

You implied it. That is valid for almost all mail hosters, so you can't use this as an anti google argument. Why do you use the internet at all if you are so afraid of surveillance? (Why are you afraid of surveillance?) Knowing the US government they will sniff packets. I quote your own words...

I had that too, but everything is loading fine now.

Sometimes the servers can have downtime, but it shouldn't be that bad. What server are you on, and since when is this happening?

SPF records can be edited on CPanel under mail->Mail Authentication. However you can only have spf records for domains YOU own, i.e. the SPF record must be entered on the name server which is registered for the domain name the spf record is valid for.