Recent content by Mateo1041

Here's the story: A client of mine was set up on an old wireless router (WEP, yuck!). They were having trouble and had to reset it periodically (once a week or so), so I suggested they purchase a new one. So we purchased a new wireless router (WRT150N) along with USB wireless adapter for a...

Thanks! The align=left was what messed IE up. Is that yet another IE bug? How frustrating. I also validated and took care of the CSS errors. Thanks for pointing that out. Blue Web Studios, LLC www.BlueWebStudios.com

Hello, I'm working on a website and the page looks really messed up in IE, but not Firefox. I have two tables and one is shown way off to the side in IE. They look like they are supposed to in Firefox (one on top of the other). This is the page...

I checked and the RWW port (4125) is indeed being forwarded to the server on our Linksys firewall. I'm inclined to believe it's an IIS issue though since it lists IIS in the cannot access browser message. Is there some IIS setting I need to change to make outside access function? Blue Web...

Hello, I recently set up our 2003 R2 Small Business Server, but find I can't access the remote workplace or server home page from outside our network on our domain name or external IP. Yet we can access Exchange webmail just fine when outside the network (see example below). Here's a few...

Maybe the straight cable is what I was missing. I originally tried it with disabled DHCP, but nothing got through. How do I tell the difference netween cables? That has always confused me. Cable color seems to have no significance. Thanks, - Matt. Blue Web Studios, LLC www.BlueWebStudios.com

Ok, I don't think the D-Link has a mode selection. It just says router everywhere. Our Linksys that does work is set in gateway mode (also has optional router mode), so maybe that's why the Linksys works but the D-Link doesn't. Thanks for your help. I guess I'll just have to buy a WAP and do...

Thanks for your reply. We already had the wireless router laying around, so I was hoping we could save money and just use that. FYI, we do already have one wireless access point that is a Linksys wireless router and it works just fine, so I'm not sure what's up with the D-Link. Can't we just...

Hi everyone, I'm on a regular network with firewall, servers, and the lot. Our firewall does DCHP. I've been trying to set up a D-Link DI-524 wireless router as an access point, but it just doesn't seem to want to cooperate. So far I've found the only way to get this D-Link to cooperate as...

Truthfully, I'm not really sure. But it might be something to try just in case. The text/html should be fine, but you may want to try setting the charset. Maybe something like this? Content-type:text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Blue Web Studios, LLC www.BlueWebStudios.com

Maybe an issue with the content-type header? Blue Web Studios, LLC www.BlueWebStudios.com

Thanks for sharing your insights, ishnid. Regarding 2), I actually use a PHP template system I developed, so the concept is similar. It's nice being able to replace templates and visual style on the fly. Almost all CMS' do similar things using PHP now in days. I agree with you on 4) and have...

So far the only real PHP issues I've run into over the past 6 years was a content-type problem, but it was more the result of a Firefox browser bug instead. Sure pulled my hair out though. The four things that really turn me off from Perl are 1) there is no way to comment blocks that I'm aware...

It looks like the problem was with my web host and was permissions related. Here's what they had to say: "The reason it wouldn't work in the web browser is because of the permissions. Connie had to adjust the permissions so that the default internet user could access it. When you're logged...

Sorry, no offense intended. I'm sure there are those who still like Perl. Whatever floats your boat. :-) I really don't intend for this to be a Perl vs. PHP debate. Blue Web Studios, LLC www.BlueWebStudios.com