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Wednesday, 23 February 2005 - 7:49 AM EST
Name: md/jdfaqcheck your space and see if you have enough to upload new files, also check the name of the file look for empty space in the name angelfire won't allow that.
Wednesday, 23 February 2005 - 2:11 PM EST
Name: theforce/24220I doubt it because I still have about 30 of my 50 megs left. As for the saving of files and preferences any ideas?
Wednesday, 23 February 2005 - 2:45 PM EST
Name: cw
I know I'm missing something here lol.....
What do you mean by preferences? I'm not familiar with any preferences that can be saved from the web shell.
Are you trying to save files to your pc or your web shell?
If trying to upload to a certain directory, are you opening the directory first?
What are you using to upload the files?- The webshell, stand alone FTP? or an internal FTP function associated with some building software?
What file formats are you trying to upload? -Not all formats are uploadable.
Does the format extension appear at the end of the file name as it should?
Are the files named legally for the web?