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laura replied on July 23, 2008 19:06 to the question "Missing traffic and stats" in PBwiki:

I do!

Clif replied on June 07, 2008 23:50 to the question "Looking for Year-to-Date Traffic Statistics" in PBwiki:

Hi Laura,

I'm sorry, data for an entire year is not available.

laura asked a question in PBwiki on June 06, 2008 14:32:

Looking for Year-to-Date Traffic Statistics

Is it possible to get year-to-date traffic history? Thanks!

Casey Greene replied on May 29, 2008 19:47 to the question "Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap" in PBwiki:

I would recommend you ask the Namecheap support crew about this - I've never worked with them before, so I don't know if there's a step I'm missing. Use this link to send a ticket and I would recommend choosing Domains - Technical Support.

I'm sorry I can't help you more on my end - I'd love it if once you figure this out with Namecheap, you post the resolution here so other people will be able to find it.

laura replied on May 29, 2008 19:42 to the question "Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap" in PBwiki:

I entered it in as you recommended and I get this error message:
"Nameserver 'mywikiname.pbwiki.com/frontpage' cannot be registered" It seems that even though I enter it in with the appropriate caps "F" and "P"- the form converts it and it doesn't work. What should I do?

laura marked one of Casey Greene's replies in PBwiki as useful. Casey Greene replied to the question "Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap".

Casey Greene replied on May 29, 2008 17:52 to the question "Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap" in PBwiki:

Laura,

No, wiki.mywikiname.pbwiki.com won't work.

You can use mywikiname.pbwiki.com/FrontPage - that's the landing page for your wiki.

Just make sure that the F and P in FrontPage are capitalized, as page names in PBwiki are case sensitive.

Good luck!

laura replied on May 29, 2008 17:39 to the question "Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap" in PBwiki:

On this page of the walkthrough: http://domaindemo.pbwiki.com/ it only has one destination for the CNAME record. Where I purchased the domain name from requires 2 destinations for the CNAME so I put in "mywikiname.pbwiki.com" AND "wiki.mywikiname.pbwiki.com" Will those two work?

Thanks

Rachel Pennig replied on May 29, 2008 16:46 to the question "Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap" in PBwiki:

Hi Laura,
Once you have your new domain, just go to "Settings" and click "Custom Domain." You'll be walked through the steps there.

Just let me know if you have any questions during the process, we're here to help!

laura replied on May 29, 2008 16:41 to the question "Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap" in PBwiki:

It appears they do not use their GetSatisfaction site at all. I just want to know what pbwiki name servers I should point the new domain to. This is what is on the getstatisfaction namecheap site:
"No one from NameCheap.com has sponsored, endorsed, or joined the conversation yet"

I thought this was a simple question, but I guess not.

Rachel Pennig replied on May 29, 2008 16:37 to the question "Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap" in PBwiki:

Hi Laura- this is the community site for PBwiki. Did you mean to contact Namecheap? Their support site is located at http://getsatisfaction.com/namecheap

Hope this helps!

laura asked a question in PBwiki on May 29, 2008 14:05:

Setting up a Custom Domain on using Namecheap

What name servers do I need for a custom domain? I need two. How long does the process take as well.

Thanks

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Paula replied on March 14, 2008 12:55 to the question "Embedding Forms?" in PBwiki:

I set up a Wufoo form yesterday and copied the code into my wiki, but the frames are all wrong. How can i correct this?

Vu Nguyen replied on March 07, 2008 23:45 to the problem "Custom CSS causing IE to shut down!" in PBwiki:

Hi,

Could you possibly show me your CSS code? I can be emailed at vu.nguyen[at]pbwiki[dot]com

Thanks!
Vu

laura replied on March 07, 2008 22:41 to the problem "Custom CSS causing IE to shut down!" in PBwiki:

We're using IE 6 in most locations and IE 7 on a few of the machines. We do have Firefox installed on all machines and recommend it, but many users just use IE b/c that is what they are familiar with and I cannot control what they use. I deleted the CSS (modified elements of the Minimalist theme) and am starting from scratch to see if I can find what caused the problem and am also now doing all development in IE 6. I also suspect that it is the sidebar script modifications that might be causing problems though nothing crashed it until the CSS went live.

With the wiki.css I have noticed that although I change the "body" font in the CSS editor and it shows in the preview that in the actual pbwiki site nothing changes. Does this mean that even though I purchased the customizable CSS I am still stuck with the fonts from the minimalist theme? I noticed that this is the case for other elements that I change in the wiki.css that don't display in the live pbwiki. I noticed this question in an earlier post but the answer was not helpful.

any reply would be appreciated

Paul Singh replied on March 07, 2008 17:18 to the problem "Custom CSS causing IE to shut down!" in PBwiki:

Laura - sorry you're having trouble, can you tell me a little more about which version of IE you were having problems with?

laura reported a problem in PBwiki on March 07, 2008 17:06:

Custom CSS causing IE to shut down!

Custom CSS causing IE to shut down! We're mostly using IE 6 and ever since we installed custom CSS (feature purchased 2 days ago), visitors to the wiki are getting booted out of IE. Last time I asked for help from support the support person just said "use Firefox." This is NOT an option at my company and would really like some help on this issue.

Thanks

Mike replied on February 12, 2008 21:22 to the question "Embedding Forms?" in PBwiki:

Do you mean that the page displays the form, but when you fill it out, it doesn't do anything? PBwiki doesn't directly support collecting form data, but it is possible to use other services like Wufoo (http://wufoo.com/) to build your form, embed it in your wiki and collect the data.

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