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Not letting me post to forum
I have a problem
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I have a problem
New Zenner
Hmmmmmm, well I wouldnt shout about it too much :cool:
Looks like you are posting fine to me.
Laters
Jamie @ Fuzion
www.InkFuzion.co.uk
www.FunFuzion.co.uk - now live (with a few bugs, but getting there!)
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When I r=try to put the info in that I want to explain, it goes to a error page on the forum
New Zenner
Thats strange, seems to be working now.
Your other posts in another thread seem to be fine also, You havent got a wireless keyboard/mouse that is crying out for new batteries have you? The times I have strange things like that happen, a new set of Duracell, and away I go again :yes:
Jamie @ Fuzion
www.InkFuzion.co.uk
www.FunFuzion.co.uk - now live (with a few bugs, but getting there!)
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No it just seems when I put the server info in the post it will not post like it does with the text here.
Inactive
Well the first step to healing is to admit that you have a problem. hehe.
Try adding the server info in a code block. click on that Code button in the text controls.
John Patrick
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New Zenner
Are you just doing a normal paste, or are you trying to put tags round it?
Jamie @ Fuzion
www.InkFuzion.co.uk
www.FunFuzion.co.uk - now live (with a few bugs, but getting there!)
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I am just typing the info in.
New Zenner
Can you paste it/type it into a PM?
Jamie @ Fuzion
www.InkFuzion.co.uk
www.FunFuzion.co.uk - now live (with a few bugs, but getting there!)
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It does the same thing. It says Explorer cannot read the format
New Zenner
Have you got any strange characters in there that may be causing any probs?
Jamie @ Fuzion
www.InkFuzion.co.uk
www.FunFuzion.co.uk - now live (with a few bugs, but getting there!)
Sensei
You are triggering a mod_security error:
[error] [client 66.66..] mod_security: Access denied with code 406. Pattern match "perl[[:space:]]" at POST_PAYLOAD [severity "EMERGENCY"]
Perhaps you can describe the issue without pasting?
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I'll try. I have upgraded from 1.37 to 1.38a as is done by the zc_intall folder. All that went well. My host move the site ot a new platform type Debian which is still a unix sever. My setting in the config-->attribute is set at redirect true and streaming true. No matter how I configure that, when you go to get the download, everything goes well until you click the link and then it goes to a "Internet Explorer cannot view the web page"
I am not sure what to do
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sparktronic:
I'll try. I have upgraded from 1.37 to 1.38a as is done by the zc_intall folder. All that went well. My host move the site ot a new platform type Debian which is still a unix sever. My setting in the config-->attribute is set at redirect true and streaming true. No matter how I configure that, when you go to get the download, everything goes well until you click the link and then it goes to a "Internet Explorer cannot view the web page"
I am not sure what to do
Let's hope someone has an answer in one of the 3 places you've posted the same issue.
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