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You should keep those guys out of your servers; they are doing more harm than good. (getting really pissed-off here) riley

What has happened on Win5 since last night? I checked my sites last night (this morning) at about 2:00AM Eastern time and they were finally working. I checked them today at 6:00PM and got the following error on all of them: Server Error in '/' Application After submitting a ticket, the problem...

I can only suggest that either the To or From must be a valid mailbox at yourdomain.com. Also, the server should be mail.yourdomain.com and the domian specified in the To or From must be the same as the servername. riley

Sorry, I didn't examine the code closely enough. I think you need a reference to the SmtpMail object. The following code is basically the same as what I am using on my sites: Dim Mailer as System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail Dim Mail1 As System.Web.Mail.MailMessage Mail1 = new...

Somewhere before the Send, specify the smtp server with your domain name: Mail1.SmtpServer = "mail.yourdomain.com" riley

Sorry tonto, I didn't even think of it. Maybe this will help (note the different cases): <script language="javascript"> <!-- if (document.frmUserCode.Submit) { document.frmUserCode.Submit(); } else { document.frmUserCode.submit(); } --> </script> riley

Yes, I think we have made this overly complicated. Try this: <script language="javascript"> <!-- document.frmUserCode.submit(); --> </script> riley

I don't think Mozilla supports vbscript and, therefore, I think you'll have to rewrite the script in javascript. Furthermore, only some versions of Netscape support the GetElementByID method, and some browsers support a document.all object. This code might get you started, but I'm not sure it...

Sameer, Leave the 1_1_4322_0 directory the way the system created it. IN ADDITION, upload your 1_1_4322 directory. You will have: aspnet_client\system_web\1_1_4322_0 AND aspnet_client\system_web\1_1_4322 That should do the trick. riley

I have found that any time I reopen a ticket, it does not get answered. As a result, I ALWAYS open a new ticket and include the old ticket number as a reference. The new ticket is usually answered promptly. It makes me wonder if there is a problem with the way the ticket system handles reopened...

Yorri, Although they are asking people to switch from PayPal, the announcement does not say that they will discontinue PayPal. Here is the statement: "Although we will continue to support paypal, reoccuring billing will never be available on PayPal." However, I do agree with you. I would...

Same thing here. Just started today. I have not changed the email settings on the domain in question for months now, and I have never turned spam detection on -- I don't want it. riley

Working perfectly now. Thanks riley

Yash, Support set this up for me this morning, but it is set up wrong. I have reopened the ticket and updated again, but haven't heard anything all day. Can you check on this for me. Ticket number is 36916. Thanks, riley

Thanks Yash. riley

I want to set up an FTP Sub Account on one of my subdomains and I have a couple questions. Firstly, there is no cost associated with an FTP Sub Account, right? Secondly, do I need to open a ticket to have it set up and if so, what information do they need (folder, username, password, etc.)...

If CP didn't create dtcdemo.lvvpu.org then something is wrong. Perhaps you should open a ticket and let them help you create it. riley

If your application and the 3rd party DLL's are .NET, it should work with no registration necessary. If not (COM objects), you will have to ask Jodo to look the DLL's over and maybe they will install them. But generally, most hosting companies are very reluctant to do this (and for good reason)...

Once you create the subdomain in CP, CP will create a folder named /dtcdemo.lvvpu.org. So you will have something like this: youraccount/lvvpu.org youraccount/dtcdemo.lvvpu.org Just put your subdomain stuff in the /dtcdemo.lvvpu.org folder (including any other subfolders and files you need)...

If your account is a windows account, the subdomain is done just like a domain. I think the *nix accounts are done as a subfolder to the domain. riley