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EZMailer.net - FAQ, Frequently Asked Questions Payments and use of scripts:
Setting up the scripts:
Running the script: Customization and installation:
Common Errors:
Other Questions:
Galleryscript.net FGA -
Frequently given answers Yes, the free version is free to
use for commercial and non-commercial use. You may not sell
the scripts or give them away to anybody else or use them or any
part of them in another script that you distribute. No! Once you have purchased the
script you may use it in any website you build. Whether you
make one website or 10, the cost is the same to you. You may
not sell the scripts or send them by email to anybody, let alone
post it or parts of it on forums, etc... The payment system will reroute you
to a download location the moment your payment is succesful.
So you can have the script in about 30 seconds... no longer than
that. I
paid for the script but I did not get it ! You should always be careful
online. Never give your credit card details to anybody by
email or using a website you don't trust. PayPal is an independent
payment system and I will never see your credit card details. Yes, the basic script is free to
download, try and use, in most cases visitors don't need to buy the
XTra script as the basic range is full of great features. Yes, I allow many charity websites use the XTra range of scripts for free. Use the contact button to tell us more about your site. [back to the top] Check your file and directory
permissions. Improper permissions is the most common cause of
errors. Be sure you uploaded the files in ASCII mode. Make sure that
the settings you entered in the configuration section are exactly
correct, download the tester.cgi
script to check your path to perl the path to the files and URL
details. Check with your hosting company as most have a page with
CGI information. See the instructions, help forum and this page for
more tips and advice on how to find and fix problems. 99% of the time the answer is in
the instructions or on this page. If you are really sure you have
read them both then post your problem in our help forum where you
can ask other users of the scripts questions about setting them up. Your hosting company can tell you.
However there's a
free script to help you find out the correct information called
tester.cgi You will easily set it up just by
following the instructions for the script found on this site. Post
any questions you like in the help forum. Use a text only editor like
Notepad++. Never use text processors like word, etc... A URL is the web address used so
the URL to our website is http://www.ezmailer.net/ please note the
last slash on the end. Any FTP software will do to upload
your scripts. The file must NOT be uploaded as binary. it simply
will not work if you do. Check that your FTP client uploads .PL
files as ASCII. I use software from Cute FTP to upload filles.
http://www.cuteftp.com/ Once uploaded you will need to
CHMOD the script and all the files so they can read and write on
your server. Do this using your FTP client, right click on the files
and select "properties" or "permissions"
(depending on your FTP client) and set the scripts permissions to
755. On servers where the files are in an non-public directory you
will need to set them to 777. If you are unsure ask your hosting
company. $whatever =
"$ENV{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'}/www/directory/"; or for the cgi-bin
$whatever = "$ENV{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'}/cgi-bin/"; On some servers you need to change
file.pl to file.cgi also check the CHMOD of the files and the
directory. Ask your host if you can run scripts in that directory. Yes, just send your project details
using the contact button and we will contact you with a feasibility
and effort estimate. Yes, for a small fee I can get the
script running on your server for you. Most projects don't take
long. The scripts are provided in Windows
format, this is fine to edit with Notepad and will run on most UNIX
servers. Some servers require strict UNIX format however. Download a
text editor like NOTEPAD++
and then save the script in UNIX format. The URL address you put in your
browser is wrong. Check the web site address and the folder name,
finally the script name. Remember this is case SenEsitIve. An
occasional, if rare error, is if you have created a cgi-bin of your
own in your web space however the server may ignore this and use
it's own cgi-bin you have not got access to. The Path to Perl or CHMOD of your
file or directory may be wrong. Try CHMOD all the files and
directory again. Your server may not like the CHMOD setting ask you
host what you should be using. Check you did not open the script
with anything other than notepad. Check your log to find out more.
Also try putting the code below directly after your Path to Perl
this will stop and report the script error in more detail. The CHMOD of your file or directory
may be wrong. Try CHMOD all the files and directory again. Check you
did not open the script with anything other than notepad. Some servers do not like .pl try
changing it to .cgi and some servers don't like .cgi so try .pl
Remember to CHMOD the file again! Some servers and FTP software can
keep a copy of the file before the edit you have made, so delete the
file on your server, disconnect from the internet, and restart your
computer. The file has been found on the
server, but the script has not got permission to open it. Check you
CHMOD on all the directories and files. The script is trying to make a new
database file but has not got permission to do so. Check you CHMOD
on all the directories and files. If you have uploaded a database
already, the the path is wrong that is why the script has decided to
make the file for you. Yes, if I think others will want it
we will add the feature and you will get a free copy of the script
with the feature in it. Okay, post it on the help forum and
we can have a look. I want you to post your questions
in the help forum so everybody can see the answer to the question.
You may find your answer already in the forum. I check and answer
all questions in the help forum before I read the emails, so it's
also quicker. Yes. The scripts basically just
print out HTML for any browser It's available from http://www.forumscript.net
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