Rocky,
Sorry about the delay in getting back to you on this.  You were right.  I
was uploading the scripts in binary!  I started using Dreamweaver and found
out that if I didn't define the file extensions in one of my configuration
files, they would default to binary during the upload, instead of staying
ASCII.  I never realized that this could happen.  THANK YOU for the help!
I've been racking my brain for a long time on this (see subject again).
Now, I've gone back to lots of scripts that didn't work before and am able
to get them running flawlessly.  I'm a happy camper now!!!!
   I can not express how happy I am with the service that I've received from
YOA.  If you ever would like any kind of reference or testimonial, I would
be pleased to comment on your superior service.  "Above and beyond" would be
an understatement!  Also, I want to thank you for the calendar script.  It
was just what I was looking for!
barry@hometownlinx.com

Advanced Features

Setting up Your Own "404:File Not Found" Error Page

A file already exists in the www directory of your server. It's called missing.html. You can edit it to your liking, or create your own. As long as it's called missing.html and it's in your root www directory, the server will display it whenever someone tries to access a page on your domain that does not exist.

Password Protected Web Directory

Use monstercontrols to password protect directories.

Simply go to http://yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/monstercontrols to add usernames and passwords to ANY directory you want. That user and all users you've added will be defined in a .htpasswd file in your secure directory by default, and will have access to that directory of your site, which is accessible from a web browser by typing the URL as: http://www.yourdomain.com/directoryname/

To remove a user from your password file (i.e., to remove the access of that person to your protected directories), use monstercontrols, or simply edit the .htpasswd file located in the secure directory. In this file, you'll see usernames followed by a colon (:) and a password string. The string is the password you entered in your control panel encoded in a way to protect the access rights. To remove the privileges of a user, erase the line containing his/her username. Be sure to keep the file in plain ASCII, and not to change ANYTHING else.