Guest book problem!

[Alan3478]

Ok I guess I just don't understand. I have followed the instructions and changed everything just like the tutorial says but my guest book show up as an internal error. Anyone know why?

www.myfeatheredfriends.net is my web address.

Thanks
Alan

[Vasili]

Re: Guest book problem!

Is there a Prize involved for the correct answer???

If you are getting an "internal server Error " mesage, then it is looking for something that is obviously not where it should be (in other words, you did not create it properly). Page format correct? Directory set up right? etc.

Without knowing the precise steps you performed, or seeing your BV page, or peeking into your Control Panel, or some additional information that could indicate a lapse ---- there is no way of knowing (or guessing) what you did or did not do.

[D'son]

Re: Guest book problem!

Looks like you saved the form as an html, it should be a php. Go into the form properties and select .php for the method and make sure the method type is multipart/form-data

[Alan3478]

Re: Guest book problem!

Well I went into bluevoda, added it from the left hand icons then went in to the blue FTP and change the properties to 777 like it says. and that's how it showed up. The name is showing up as a guestbook.php

[D'son]

Re: Guest book problem!

Glad you was able to solve it.

[Alan3478]

Re: Guest book problem!

Nope not solved still showing up as an internal error.

[Vasili]

Re: Guest book problem!

VH permission settings are 755

[Alan3478]

Re: Guest book problem!

OK that fixed it so it is showing up now. But I am getting this error. Also might want to change the tutorial it is showing the permissions should be 777. Now do we know how to fix this problem?

Warning: filesize() [function.filesize]: stat failed for ./guestbookdb.php in /home/xkolcoqa/public_html/guestbook.php on line 208
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[Alan3478]

Re: Guest book problem!

Well looks like that is fixed. Thanks all!

[Vasili]

Re: Guest book problem!

Always remember to give servers at least 15-30 minutes to "resolve" once any changes are made!

Not everything computer related happens in micro-seconds!