tip
To add a cron for your Drupal site in Cpanel, you need to access your Cpanel, locate Advanced then click on Cron jobs. If you don't see Advanced or Cron jobs contact your host to see if it can be added.
If you don't want your login box showing up on every page you can hide the block for it in Site building (Administer > Site building > Blocks).
Find the User login block and select None for the Region. To access your login you just need to goto sitename/user
Had to help a client see images on her site today. Had me a bit perplexed in the beginning, however I figured it had to do with her browser and not with the site, and that was correct.
She had sent me an email that she had deleted all the images from a page, which kinda freaked me out for a bit, but they were there when I accessed the site.
So how do you fix this perplexing situation?
From with in Firefox (I'm using 3 currently)
Tools>Options>Content Tab
After exporting the db from the live site, goto your local phpMyAdmin
Select your local wp database on the left, and then Import
Browse to your file, and then select Go
After the import you need to change two entries in the DB both are in wp_options
siteurl needs to be changed to your local site url &
home also needs to be changed to your local url
Also you will need to login with the live site user name and password, not the one you may have set up originally for the local site.
Well I've had to search all over for this and never did find it anywhere, but was able to put something together that I think is going to work. So here we go...
AVG Firewall>Configure>Applications>Add Application
Application name: Whatever name you want to name it
Application path: click on the ... and find the exe for the program you want to make the adjustment for, in this case uTorrent. To put in custom name you actually have to do it after you have the Application accepted.
Action: Select from the drop down list: Advanced configuration>Create Rule
