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My first question is why you set up your directory structure so that the url is http://mtmphp.x10hosting.com/ieademo/htdocs/registration.html instead of http://mtmphp.x10hosting.com/registration.html But to your question, to find the path of the page in javascript: var loc =...

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What you want to do is just change the heading and change the contents of the article?

mysql_connect("localhost", username, passwd ); It is just "localhost", no port number. And you should consider using the mysqli_XXXX family of functions rather than the mysql_XXXX family. The 'i' is for 'improved'.

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1635, almost there.

I am surprized that your post got past the profanity filter.

1) The database name is the name you gave it when you created it. It is usually of the form yourusername_dbname. If you want to double check go to cPanel -->MySQL Databases will show you your databases and the users you have created. cPanel-->phpAdmin will allow you to add tables, etc...

Sorry, did not mean to get pedantic. Apparently GET not on the system (at least not in /usr or /bin paths) but /usr/bin/wget is.

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Unix commands are case sensative. It is GET, not get. Not sure if they have it enabled. All it does is grab a webpage. Since your cronjobs are not using the page, you could just substitute a php or perl script that retrieves the page/script (I assume that the page you are retrieving is...

'date' takes two arguements. The first is the format string. The second is optional and defaults to the value of time(). Since the value of time() is server time and the time you want is an hour later, just add an hour (60*60 = 3600 seconds), so... $dateTime = date('m/d/Y G:i:s A' , time() +...

Banned for not thanking me instead :biggrin:

Banned for thanking z-r

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Which server are you on? If you get it to work, please post here what the problem was. Several people have had problems getting cron jobs to work, yet nobody seems to come back to explain how they got them to work (if they did instead of just giving up).

Which server are you on? If you get it to work, please post here what the problem was. Several people have had problems getting cron jobs to work, yet nobody seems to come back to explain how they got them to work (if they did instead of just giving up).

cPanel->FileManager->Edit is not an option?

They are giving you a free website with a decent amount of features. All they ask is that you log in here (the forums, not cPanel) every 14 days, check the news, maybe (but you do not have to) post and contribute to the forums/community. Is that too much?