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yeah that background image is 578k... way too huge for a web based image... I'd try scaling that down and maybe using image compression.

you guys crack me up...

I think that with the domain alias it will just redirect you to the home page of the site, regardless of what page you tried to go to from the old site... if you wanted it to go to the right page on the new site you would need to write a script that would take the URL they were trying to go...

you can add the old domain as a domain alias of the new domain... Each domain name can have aliases - secondary names that refer to the primary i. e. original domain. For instance if your web site is called company.com, you can have an alias company.net point to company.com. Click the Add icon...

maybe the title of the thread should change to "i am happy now" ;)

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hotlinking+script

agreed... some sort of verification should be required.

this forces people to review a site in a small frame window... doesn't seem very user-friendly in that aspect.

BTW... most of those are cheaper on bookpool.com than they are on amazon.com

lol... he wants to sit here and fester... :)

bump... Yash, Atul?

LOL.. i had to wait about 10-15 minutes myself... they're there, probably just swamped with work.

I understand that Yash, and i'm grateful for the resolution, and the final repsonses... I'm just saying 6 hours with no response is not cool... Someone should at least let me know that they've seen the ticket and are doing something about it...

This was finally resolved, but not until several unreplied posts to tickets, this forum thread, and finally an email to [email protected]. i'm still not satisfied with the lack of explanation about this. Support said that "For some reason Hsphere created duplicate ssl records for your domain...

still not working... posted a ticket at 10:50 am and now it's 4:45 with no reply... How come some tickets get replied to right away, and some not at all?

i did that, but it didn't help... does it take a while for ssl to come back online?

I might have to suggest that to my client (i'm not footing the bill for that:) my ticket hasn't been replied to yet, should i just try turning it off and back on?

Is there a way to monitor if shared SSL is working on my site? I just had a client call me and tell me that his secure pages aren't working (ticket #NOY-78797-639). This has happened many times in the past, and i want to be able to know when this happens... it's kind of embarassing when the...

he'd have to forward all his mail from outlook back to the mailserver.

if ASP sessions or session cookies can't live across domains, then yes it would solve your issue if you had your own certificate because you would stay in the same domain. but, there's got to be another solution for this, as i seriously doubt if this hasn't come up before.