Yeah I've pretty much been spending all my time working on the Emulator, and they pay for it so quite right too lol.
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Yeah I've pretty much been spending all my time working on the Emulator, and they pay for it so quite right too lol.
I understand, I am glad that the achievements have been sorted now, and my counter doesn't keep resetting :L I just wish I wasn't IP banned from the server, maybe I wouldn't need to keep using a VPN then lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sojobo
I think you're banned because Aaron doesn't like you or you attacked the server :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hejula
Which one is it, Aaron? Is it because I kept stealing people's licenses?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jontycat
EDIT: I also notice that you never seem to speak about it... I contacted you via MSN about is numerous times but was ignored... now you just ignore me on here aswell..? LOL, have I offended you that much that you can't even tell me why I'm IP'd?
Says the person who was fired because He wasn't needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jontycat
Now now guys. I know you all want Phoenix CF CMS but if you really want something done just do it your self. By that I mean coding. Even with the most basic understanding of PHP you could create your own CMS with a login, register, me page ect.. honestly it's not hard. I haven't done it my self but I have done other things. So you can either wait for Aaron here to develop his CMS at his pace or pull out the coding book, look up online ect.. and learn your self.
Nope, I gave out my password :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tr0ll.™
Wow! Thanks. xD
That sucks! Tryed using Coldfusion 8 it gave me an error. Someone says i have to use Coldfusion 9, so i did and i tryed using coldfusion 9... Now, after the installation apache doesn't start. I configured all AND IT DON'T WORK. I hate coldfusion it's shit... sry, but i'm extremely angry about that -.- :grr: Someone pls help me :(
Apache shouldn't start - ColdFusion hosts it itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zahnpasta
He still needs apache to host the site man..Quote:
Originally Posted by Grant
Yeah, Coldfusion configures its self inside Apache though. Any issues with it were caused by something you must have done wrong in the Coldfusion setup...
I would personally recommend IIS.
IIS screws with Coldfusion... alot... when we used it on Blaze, it kept crashing and causing errors with jrun and stuff :L We moved to Apache and we haven't been down for nearly 4 days now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Grant
I use IIS with Coldfusion and it works perfectly fine.