Esgrimidor: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I don't have a dominion or web site.
I have blogs like these: www.ingenierostenerife.tk peritostenerife.wordpress.com have i a server? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yes you should have access to the server that holds the domain ingenierostenerife.tk. But oops, the domain www.ingenierostenerife.tk serves us a page with a frameset frame with content of http:// ingenierostenerife.blogspo*.com. And in this frame there's another iframe with the final content of http:// ingenierostenerife.blogspo*.com. That's not the right and not the nice way. <html> <head> <title>Ingenieros Tenerife</title> </head> <frameset> <frame src="http://ingenierostenerife.blogspo*.com";> <html> <head></head> <body> <iframe src="http://ingenierostenerife.blogspo*.com/";></ifr ame> </body> </html> </frame> </frameset> </html> You should have access to the server which hosts ingenierostenerife.tk and then in the server settings you should do a redirect (forwarding) to http:// ingenierostenerife.blogspo*.com. Users should see the domain where content is hosted. With this frames you're pretending a wrong domain. If you have no provider that offers you a server with PHP you can install a local server on your PC like xampp, wamp, lamp, zwamp or mamp which offers you a PHP, MySQL, Apache combo environment. After installing you only have to run it if you need it. But doing it on a live server is the easiest way. If you have access to server with ingenierostenerife.tk you can create a subdomain playground.ingenierostenerife.tk create a folder on that server /playground/ and redirect the subdomain to this folder to do your PHP experiences in there. -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,64988,65164> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
