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Thanks for your additional suggestions. I found out that the client *can* connect using the IP address as suggested above, so it may be a DNS issue. I have passed all this information to the hosting provider. I will post the result when I find out. Sometimes it amazes me that any of this works...

Thanks jpadie and sleipnir214 for your suggestions. We can't connect with an IP address because it's hosted on one of those servers that hosts many domains using one IP address. Could that be part of the problem? sleipnir214 - what should I look for in the configuration of the web server's...

I'm not sure where to post this but the problem occurs linking to a PHP page so I'm trying here first. I have a link from a non-secure page to a secure page in the same domain (HTTPS, have certificate installed). The client gets a timeout when he tries to link to the secure page from his...

Thanks for your reply. I can't get to that file as far as I can see. Doesn't the session and cookie get destroyed/deleted when the browser is closed? That is what I understand from reading books and many of the posts on this thread. I checked phpinfo.php on the server and these are the...

My PHP script has a login form - after the id & pw are verified, I do session_start(), then set the session variables and go to the AdminMain.php script, as follows: session_start(); $admin_id = $row[0]; $_SESSION['login_type'] = $login_type; $_SESSION['admin_id'] = $admin_id...

Thanks r937! I made the users enter 24 hour time in the form. Then when you select from the table it brings back the correct AM or PM. minkisi

I have a datetime column (0000-00-00 00:00:00) in my table. I update the column from form fields for month, day, year, hour and minute. I always set the seconds to 00. This is all in PHP. Where and how can I indicate AM or PM values? Are they part of the datetime column? I know you can use '%p'...

btaber, Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this little gem, it saved me from jumping in front of a truck!!! (Well, it wan't *that* bad... but you saved me a lot of time). minkisi 'internet explorer is funny like that, I have had to do this before, what I did was place a little...

Thanks Marc. I downloaded Worldcast and I'm testing it. minkisi

We have these email addresses from site visitors who have signed up to receive emails from the client. We have been using the ISP's mailing list software but are not happy with it. Using BCC in Outlook Express is one of the options I thought of trying. I'm also testing with MailThem...

Is there a maximum number of emails you can put in the BCC box in Outlook Express? Can I add 2000 BCCs? Thanks, minkisi