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I will e-mail you the details of my hosting company. If you do sign-up with them, please feel free to mention my name as a referrer ;-) thanks Neil, that info was very helpful, i'm not actually looking for myself, i know someone who's looking for a good webhost, i do everything the manual way ...

Thanks for the kind comments. No wife at the mo thankfully! I'm only in my early 20's!! you're welcome, and being a young'n enjoy yourself for at least another decade ;) regarding your webhost, does cPanel allow you to edit the server configuration for your particualar site, that is: create new ...

nevermind the fact that the "do it yourself" method is admittedly great for the level of control and good for experience, but the cost is much higher than using a webhost, who will be able to offer better reliability and stability than you will from a "home server" setup any major/professional site ...

1) They run on a non-standard port 4320 makes no difference as long as the routing and connection are both reliable, and the server is configured correctly (no reason it shouldn't be, it's just a different port) and is able to sustain long connections (again, it should be able to, a download isn't ...

could you schedule a download manager (like GetRight ) to download (and resume if a timeout occours) the files daily (or however often you need, getright can be initiated via a script that checks if the stats have been updated and told to download a list of URLs via command line input based on the ...

Hi, I did try changing the MIME type to application/atom+xml, but it causes a user's web browser to prompt them to download the feed, which I didn't think was too user friendly. I haven't tried the "type=" attribute yet for the RSS elements. Neil. erm, unless you're using the Atom format then don't ...

Neil wrote:Have updated my system to include a nice, fancy news admin section for myself. This has the added benefit of allowing me to provide more info in the RSS feed and the updates section.

thanks neil, looks good

any luck with changing the MIME type?

Lee -> I feel that we're almost there! The CDATA stuff seems to work, but in FireFox (at least), it doesn't render the anchor tags (i.e. make clickable links). Is there anyway to do this? Thanks for your help my initial reaction is to ask why you'd want this? ... UPDATE: ok, CDATA means "don't ...

I for one get spam daily at my admin account at my boinc subdomain, as well at my main mundayweb e-mail account. I have to admit that both addresses are on my web sites, though the latter is not on as many pages as the former. there are various ways of using javascript to produce a clickable mailto ...

as this is a seperate subject, a seperate post... regarding anchor links of an RSS feed being rendered in firefox, from the little managed to find i don't think it's possible (unless a user has an RSS reader extension for FF) because they're seperate data formats, and probably because the ...

well indeed, that's why plain text email addresses shouldn't be posted anywhere (unless the owner wants spam, dunno why they'd *want* it thou) a bot will fetch the whole page, regardless of content, if it contains an email address, then it'll be saved too (for example, google lets you view cached ...

hows the caching side of things comming along? Good so far... checked the stats yesterday and the GoogleBot has only consumed a few MB so far. if you use last-modified it'll use even less, almost nothing if most of your pages don't change, and your human visitors will notice it too For the first ...

I was just wondering if it was possible out of curiousity. I have done some hunting around and have found that the BBC for example, use XLS to make their RSS feeds displayable in a web browser. However, I'll be sticking with CSS! well, at present, i have to be honest and say i don't know, if i had ...

Mos(t) RSS fe(e)ds I have all have clicable links within them it makes it much easier as I dont have to visit the site to open any links but i'm guessing that's in your rss reader, which is what neil's done (which is good) as far as i can tell, he wants to be able to view the feed in a browser ...

Lee -> I feel that we're almost there! The CDATA stuff seems to work, but in FireFox (at least), it doesn't render the anchor tags (i.e. make clickable links). Is there anyway to do this? Thanks for your help my initial reaction is to ask why you'd want this? obviously it'd be nice, but a feed is ...