does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

Hey everyone,

I would like to download and try out e-blah platinum forum, which is free.
It talks about perl and stuff like that.

it also talks about cgi-bins, i am not familiar with cgi scripts or perl, all i know is that servers have cgi-bins, and this is where all the cgi processing happens.

my knowledge is limited on this. I have a website on my NTL account, which is a duplicate to my site on Yahoo's geocities, but I don't think Yahoo would allow it!

does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?

ik

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

nope sorry.... ntl webspace does not support any server side technologies.

Try i-web 99p per month special offer for cable forum members.

They come highly recommended from me too :tu:

MB

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

Thanks MB,

I will chat to a few of my friends who are into this sort of stuff, before I make a choice of server.

ik

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

You cant really go wrong with I web, just about everyone on this forum who has a site is with them....they are the bizz!!!

Here is the link

http://i-websolutions.co.uk/cfhosting.php

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

99p a month for CGI, a respectable amount of space and bandwidth .... try and beat it, and then come back!

Probably a forum or 2 available there as well, if I recall

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

There is a choice of 3 forums i think, all installed easilly using fantastico..ie you do nowt, a few blogs other goodies as well :)

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

the options available to install via the I-Web 'fantastico' auto installer are

Blogs
b2
b2evolution
Nucleus
pMachine Free
WordPress

Content Management
Drupal
Geeklog
Mambo Open Source
PHP-Nuke
phpWCMS
phpWebSite
Post-Nuke
Siteframe
Xoops

Customer Support
Crafty Syntax Live Help
Help Center Live
osTicket
PHP Support Tickets
Support Logic Helpdesk
Support Services Manager

Discussion Boards
Invision Board
phpBB2
YaBBSE

E-Commerce
CubeCart
OS Commerce

F.A.Q.
FAQMasterFlex

Image Galleries
4Images Gallery
Coppermine Photo Gallery

Mailing Lists
PHPlist

Polls and Surveys
Advanced Poll
phpESP
PHPSurveyor

Project Management
dotProject
PHProjekt

Wiki
PhpWiki
TikiWiki

Other Scripts
Moodle
Noahs Classifieds
Open-Realty
phpAdsNew
PHPauction
phpCOIN
phpFormGenerator
phpLinks
WebCalendar

obviously how many can be installed at one time will depend on space available & how many MySql databases you have. They all uninstall just as easily as they install. I'm currently using PHPWebsite & Wordpress :)

The other thing about I-Web is their customer service, which is absolutely brilliant - I would heartily recommend them :tu:

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

YAY, another wordpress user :)

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

looks like you are much further on with it, than me, though, I'm still really only playing :)

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

Check out

http://weblogtoolscollection.com/arc...ordpress-hack/

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

ooh thanks, bookmarked :)

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

Heres an even better one!

http://www.mfr.f2s.com/graphicalcss/

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

So what do u get?
i dont understand what parked domains are etc?

i wanna have a site run on phpnuke and some forums, also wouldn't mind a .co.uk domain

which package do i need to do that?

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

also bookmarked - thanks, now to try & get my head round it :dozey:


http://www.i-websolutions.co.uk/cfhosting.php tells you most of what you need to know for 'what you get'.

I have the 'CF1' package. Don't worry about 'parked domains' etc, yet - the important things are space, bandwidth & how many databases you can access. I am playing with a website & a blog, so have used 2 databases & have 3 left - I have about 75% of my space available & am well within bandwidth limits.

I-Web will either register a .co.uk on your behalf, for a fee, or you can register your own & have it propagated via I-Web's DNS.

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

Thanks for all the info, but although I made up the basic site for my club, it is really up to my club instructor to make the descision on whether or not to go for a paid site, and get a domain name, hopefully he will say go for it, then i may give the one mentioned earlier, i-web.
After all it will be his money that pays for it all, not mine. :D

ik

Re: does NTL webspace support e-blah forums?
 

good luck - it's 'about' £24 a year for hosting & paying for a 'com' - less for a 'co.uk' etc - can 'subs' stretch to that :)