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Can i put a form on my site for people to sign up to get a @funrunner.co.uk without me having to sign into to freeola and sign them up for myself?
Also what can i do about them reading these emails?
Also what can i do about them reading these emails?
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Can i put a form on my site for people to sign up to get a @funrunner.co.uk without me having to sign into to freeola and sign them up for myself?
Also what can i do about them reading these emails?
Also what can i do about them reading these emails?
this is cheeseman on bros account
You could probably make a script somewhere, but you're not with Freeola anymore, are you?
Look at hostscripts.com
Look at hostscripts.com
well sorta. I just dont upload anything to them anymore. I didnt move funrunner.co.uk to another host i just setup a new domain with them
And another one. With 10kwebhosting.com does anyone know how it will be possible to make a sign up page and it automatically configures my control panel settings to add them to the password list?
What you're asking to do is difficult if not impossible. Learn to walk in technologies like PHP before you attempt moon landings like this.
Your chances of this are slim to none.
It would be possible to code what you want in PHP, but Freeola (and the other host I expect) will not allow you to do this as it could have security issues.
For Freeola, the only way is to set up the E-mail Address yourself through the control panel. But then this may also be a security risk, as you would need to give the peron using the new address the ID for that E-mail address, and that ID includes your main Freeol Account ID.
You could avoid this, by only allowing a forwarding E-mail address service. In that you set up [email protected] for them, and have that forward to their existing E-mail Address.
It would be possible to code what you want in PHP, but Freeola (and the other host I expect) will not allow you to do this as it could have security issues.
For Freeola, the only way is to set up the E-mail Address yourself through the control panel. But then this may also be a security risk, as you would need to give the peron using the new address the ID for that E-mail address, and that ID includes your main Freeol Account ID.
You could avoid this, by only allowing a forwarding E-mail address service. In that you set up [email protected] for them, and have that forward to their existing E-mail Address.
This is certainly possible but definitely not advisable.
He wants something like a Hotmail thing.
I think.
I think.
not really i woz just wondering if i could get it set up then what facilities could i offer them? something like hotmail would have been 1 on the list.
So if i do have a members section and people have email addresses there is no way around it i will have to key all the members in as they sign up?
So if i do have a members section and people have email addresses there is no way around it i will have to key all the members in as they sign up?
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