Registrant:
Prakriti Nath
3/43B, Sanghati Colony Kolkata, WB 700047
,
India

Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: EFORU.COM
Created on: 11-May-99
Expires on: 11-May-11
Last Updated on: 23-Jun-09

Administrative Contact:
Nath, Prakriti eforucom@yahoo.com
3/43B, Sanghati Colony Kolkata, WB 700047
,
India
91-33-24836843

Technical Contact:
Nath, Prakriti eforucom@yahoo.com
3/43B, Sanghati Colony Kolkata, WB 700047
,
India
91-33-24836843

Domain servers in listed order:
NS47.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
NS48.DOMAINCONTROL.COM

What do I need to do to the .js below?

here is what I have found to get the cookie to expire after a set number of days –

BEGIN

var cname = “FormSubmitted” // name of the cookie
var data =”1″; // data to be stored(should not be null)
var cpath = “”; // path for which allowed [Optional]
var cdomain = “”; // domain for which allowed [Optional]

// Checks whether the cookie exists or not
// If it exists, it display a specified message on the page
function CheckForCookie()
{
if( ExistsCookie(cname) ) // If the cookie is found
{
// Show message
document.write(“”
+”

// Checks whether the form should be submitted or not
// If the cookie exists, the form is not submitted
// if no cookie exists, a new cookie, set to expire after
// three months ,is written and the form is submitted
function CheckForm()
{
if( !ExistsCookie(cname) )
{
// Write a cookie set to expire after 90 days
now= new Date(); // get current date and time
expiry = new Date();
// Set expiry Date to 90 days from now
expiry.setTime((now.getTime() + 90*24*60*60*1000));

WriteCookie(cname,data,expiry,cpath,cdomain);

return true;
}

// The user has already clicked submit once
alert(“You have already submitted this form”);
return false;
}

// Writes the specified data to the cookie file
function WriteCookie(name,data,expiryDate,path,domain)
{
// The name and data arguments are compulsory
if( name==null || name==”" || data==null || data==”")
{
alert(“You must provide both name & data values.”);
return false;
}

var Cookie = name + “=” + escape(data)
+((expiryDate)?”; expires=”+expiryDate.toGMTString():”")
+ ((path)? “; path=” + path : “” )
+ ((domain)?”; domain=” + domain : “” );

//Set cookie
document.cookie = Cookie;
return true;
}

//Checks if the specified cookie exists or not
function ExistsCookie(name)
{
// cookies are separated by semicolons
var aCookie = document.cookie.split(“; “);
for (var i=0; i < aCookie.length; i++)
{
// a name/value pair is separated by an = sign
var aCrumb = aCookie[i].split("=");
if (name == aCrumb[0])
return true;
}

// a cookie with the requested name does not exist
return false;
}
I know that I can set an absolute date, but the contests usually run for 7 days, I don't want to have to change the cookie file every day...setting an new expiration date.

If this isn't possible, let me know...I'll settle for the 24hr expiration.

Our small company has a web site and I’m in charge of updating it with images and information, but just recently the web site went down and I don’t know why? Someone told me that the domain name expired but the person in charge said no it has not. I could view our web site without the WWW, but if i add the www.show4you.com it does not work. Can anyone shed some light. thanks.
This is not some spam just to get peeps to the site. its not mine its my boss and basically he will turn to me to fix this matter. I did check and yes the domain name does not expire until may ( the first post confirmed that). last post said try http://www and reads internet explorer cannot display the webpage. I’m new here (about 2 weeks) and I know we have a computer person that I’ve never seen. I just want to make sure I know what to tell him when he does show up. Thanks everyone.

My father signed up with Superpages and has a domain name and website that was designed by them. It was designed very poorly and costs him 133 dollars a month.

His contract with them expires next Monday. I can create a much better page on Dreamweaver and he says that he can keep the domain name for 2 more years even if he cancels.

My question is; once his contract is up, how do i take over the domain or port it to another web hosting service? Is this even possible? And if Superpages keeps the rights to the name; how do I go in and edit the page and upload a newer fresher page?

Thanks

I’ve got a website crunchyanime.com that used to redirect to www.gameturf.net however i removed the redirect and it is still redirecting when you try to visit crunchyanime.com i asked the domain providers and they said this but i dont understand ..

The reason why you are being redirected to Dynadot is because your
website is cached. The easiest way to clear the cache is to clear the
files in your browser and then restart your computer. If that doesn’t fix
it, you might have to wait for the cache to expire. Everyone who
visited your site prior to you changing the Name Servers would also have to
clear their cache.

I want to purcahse a domain name but it is already in use. There is nothing on the website though. It re directs you to some other site so techinally, you can’t even pull up the domain I want to buy. The website it re-directs you too, also has nothing on it.

I checked under WhoIs but it’s registered privately under www.domainsbyproxy.com. So I can’t get any contact information.

The website it brings you too hasn’t been updated since 2007 same with the website I am interested in buying.

I found out it will expire in Jan 2009. How can I go about getting it?

Also.. I found this on it’s registered host godaddy.com . Not sure what it means..

Registry Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Registry Status: clientRenewProhibited
Registry Status: clientTransferProhibited
Registry Status: clientUpdateProhibited

PLEASE READ ALL THE ABOVE INFORMATION. THANKS.

I am registered with godaddy, one domain name and i have also chosen to have them host my site.
I have heard a few people talk about Coffee Cup, some about CuteFTP.
My questions is, what FTP site do you recommend I use that will not expire, and that I can log into from any computer?
It has been a very long time since I ran a website, I am very smart with HTML so the site you give me doesn’t have to be for beginners.
>>My Main Concern: being able to log in wherever, whenever, and not a ‘trial’ version.

Thanks guys!

I found a cool song in pokemon diamond and I want to play it, but ninsheetmusic.net is down. It says “The domain name expired on .”

Will it come back?

Last year I purchased a domain address and my personal information (name, address and phone number) was stored on the Whois database, as I believe it is for alot of web domain registrations. My one year ownership of this web address has since expired however my personal information is still listed on the Whois database. How can I have this information removed?

I have had a domain name and a hosting plan for quite some time now and haven’t even done anything with it. It expires in early 2009 (I plan on renewing it).

Here’s the problem: I have been working on this site on and off since I got the domain and hosting but I cannot make up my mind! First, I wanted to make a site for MySpace layouts, graphics, codes, etc. After that, I changed my mind and decided that I wanted it to be about the American Government and all of the world conspiracies (like the New World Order). That passed quickly as now I have NO idea what in the world I want to do. I feel as though the first idea will take too much time (I’d have to make the layouts, graphics, and code them, plus add tons of codes) and the second idea I feel is pointless.

I have asked questions on Yahoo for possible website ideas but there is nothing that I find of interest. The whole purpose of this website was to help people out in some minor way (or spread some kind of knowledge) and also be compensated (through google adsense).

I have no idea what to do. Any ideas? Specific ideas? Please.