have you tried using a regular FTP program to upload the file?
FileZilla and SmartFTP are some good free FTP programs.

I'm not 100% on this, but if the file is all on one line with no line breaks (like you have posted above), the inline comments (comments beginning with "//") will really mess things up.

you might want to read some php tutorials.

but basically, for the example you give. You would have some html page that has the form you gave, and a post.php file that would handle form when submitted. A simple example where you want the submitted info to be written to a file would go something like this:

have you ever heard of formatting? A simple format would make extra braces stick out like a sore thumb.

if (conditional statement )
{
      // indented block
}

The first thing that pops into mind is that it looks very 1990's-ish.

When you first visit, there is a lot of text thrown at you all at once -- you don't know where to begin reading. Maybe you could seperate the navigation bar on the left by changing the background color, or some kind of a border. And maybe it's just me, but I don't really like underlined links in a navigation bar; maybe make them be underlined on hover, and change their font color or something to people know they're links.

that's all i can think of at the moment.

Was it working before and this just started happening now?
when I click on the link to your page, just below your name, (http://www.iwebradio.com/), it directs me to http://www.t35.com/~madchatt/HomePage/

Maybe Alex could spread some insight.

What user name did you sign up with? If you use any capital letters, it will not work; you'll have to sign up again without CAPS.

you realize that this thread is over two years old, don't you?

the php include function should work. But if you want to use php in one of your pages, you have to make sure that that files name ends with .php. So if you want to use php in your index page, name it index.php instead of index.html.

no free domain names. But you can buy a domain name and link that with your free t35 hosting.

Definately looks better than before.

one small problem is that in your contact forms, it's difficult to tell where the text fields and text areas are. The backround and borders of the input fields are the same as the background, and it's difficult to tell that there is an input field at all. I'd recommend putting like a light gray border around the text fields.

ok. I see what you're trying to do:
You have a page with links to the other pages, and on those other pages, you have a link to go back to the previous page. But when somebody clicks the "click here to go back" link, you want them to go back to the exact location where they left off reading and clicked that link (i.e. the won't have to scroll down). Is that right?


What you could do is something like this:
On the main page, do something like this:


and in your other pages (where you want to have a "go back" link), say link1.html, you could have something like this:
that will take them back to your main page, and the #link1 part will take them to the part of that page that contains the link named link1

here's what it say next to the sign-up form:
"The username needs to be in lower case. If you use CAPITAL LETTERS in your username, the account will not work."

looks like you'll have to re-sign up.

It's pretty clean cut and to the point. I like it.

One thing that you could change is, after you click the "spit!" button and convert the url, it's kind of difficult to spot the new url at a glance. So, you should make the text "Your SpitUrl is: http://spiturl.com/h" a little bit bigger I think. And maybe even get rid of the example text if some one has already submitted a url to be shortened; it's just more info for the user to parse through to find what they're looking for -- their url.

just name it index.php and it should work; and just make sure that there is no index.html file in that directory.