Actually, the problem now seems to be resolved. I think it was the pop-up blocker in IE SP2.
Thanks everyone for your help.
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Actually, the problem now seems to be resolved. I think it was the pop-up blocker in IE SP2.
Thanks everyone for your help.
Where's a good place to start reading about flat screen TV technology?
Say, if one were to have fixed a PowerMac G3/266 that one got for free what Operating System would be a good match? Say Mac OS 9 or perhaps a slightly older version of OS X like 10.1 or 10.2? I don't think OS X 10.3 or 10.4 support that old a Mac.
Can someone download this Access 2003 template and see if I am craxy:
It appears to be missing the Payments table, and therefore doesn't have the ability to make an invoice, etc. I would think this was a feature, but some of the queries says 'cannot find table or query "payment"' AND there is a table of payment methods, but no where that I can find to enter them.
I've got a perl script that has worked in the past, but has decided this year that part of it doesn't want to. It's for the WMBR fundraiser that starts Wednesday morning. Here's what it does:
Everything was working except for the first email (the pledger receives an email but not me). Just a moment ago, all I did was change "my" email, and now *I* receive an email but not the pledger. WTF!
Anyone want to take a look at the script to see what I'm missing?
I'll look at it, Jon.
You should check in /var/log/, (I don't know what the exact file is, probably /var/log/maillog), and look for log messages from sendmail.
I don't think I have access to that directory. wobblymusic is a shared server.
Crap. I don't see anything wrong in the script. You might try writing the mail to a plain files, to make sure that both code paths are getting executed. Also, try putting a Bcc: $recipient line in the submitter's message, and see if you get a copy of both.