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Thanks. I am currently trying out 2WDH.com - the staff is being very accommodating and working on getting the server specifications to where they need to be in order for the CMS to run properly. They aren't really demanding anything in return.

Regretfully, not much. I would be using the space to build my site, with a little bit of trial and error along the way to get things going. Tinkering with the design here and there. It is hardly a permanent arrangement. Can't say I will be using the space for long. I mean, if the free hosting is...

The server specifications are the minimum requirements for SobiPro, which is a component for Joomla 1.7.3. That's the whole point of the hosting. I wouldn't want to waste your time. Thanks anyway!

I'm going to be building a health services industry related website. Going to be using the hosting to get it built up before I go live.

Hey folks, looking for the following items. Site needs: Space: 500mb-1gig+ Bandwidth: 1gig+ MySQL (2+ databases) Short sub-domain Server specifications: PHP 5.2 or better Webserver: Apache 2.x or IIS 6.0 or better MySQL, up-to-date PHP Safe Mode disabled (OFF) Document Object Model library...

Now which page is that, sweirydentistry.com (hosted by godaddy) or is that the one on the erricobarakh page?

bariteau, are you serious? I am so damn confused. On the computers I have used, the godaddy page shows textual links on top of the image links. I don't know what the hell is going on.

http://erricobarakh.com/other/sweiry/ doesn't exist? I just went to the site via firefox and IE. You might be having a connection problem to the server I guess -- godaddy support was able to get to both sites successfully.

Hey there. The site at erricobarakh.com/other/sweiry/ is basically the same site at sweirydentistry.com/ which is hosted by godaddy. Now take a look at the navigation column on the left as you visit the godaddy page. The image links are broken and the links are standing alone overlapping...

Do you folks do any appraisals here? Thanks folks.

Thanks sweety

See, that's better. Also, I'd move those ads to the bottom. It gives a bad impression when a company or website starts off with ads rather than their content - it loudly says "hey, buy something before look."

It has to do with your selected windows theme/3d box coloring. It's a nonsense issue to have.

How about set a background like a normal website? There is no background set for the page, hence the background is unpredictable depending on a viewer's settings and browser. What's so hard to understand? Why not ensure that your website is viewed the way it should be viewed? The moment I saw...

Since you guys do not believe me: http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/2766/blahkzj.jpg

Good stuff. Good luck Bob.

actually, the background is NOT white: body { text-align: center; font-family: Arial; font-size: 12px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; margin-right: 0px; margin-top: 0px; }

Nope. Take a look on FireFox.

You're gonna want some nice small compact database driven content management thingy once your website becomes filled with these little postings. You're gonna give yourself a headache later on without it.

This is a sad story. Personally I like to get my work down ASAP. A job like that would probably take 1-3 days. Seems like the purchaser here is a nice innocent guy --- I'd love to have clients like him (probably very patient and easy to work with). Also, depending on where this bank account is...