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I used londonunderground.comicgenesis.com as the server. Londonunderground as my username, and the same password I'd use for siteadmin. It's been a long time since I've had to use FTP, I think that was the details I used before, I couldn't find anything else about it on the spacer's gear.

It's still not working, I've tried logging in using both Filezilla and Cuteftp and I'm getting the same logging in problem.

I can login fine using siteadmin, but I want to change my html files, so I've been trying to login via ftp lately. It hasn't been working. When I do try and login, the response I get is this: Command: USER Londonunderground Response: 331 User Londonunderground OK. Password required Command: PASS ***...

It's working now anyway. Thanks for the help.

Same thing happened to me, it said my browser was broken after I tried to enter my password multiple times. I thought it could be firefox, so I tried Internet Explorer and that still didn't work.

I haven't posted a comic page up in a while, but when I tried to upload a new one, Siteadmin refuses to allow me to login. It doesn't recognise my password or username. I've tried logging in and out of the forum, but it hasn't helped so far. I've tried using different browsers to login, but that has...

Thanks for the link. I'm already using Quantcast, it's interesting to see how different each website says you're doing.

Just out of interest, is this supposed to tell you want people searched for to get to your site? I'd be interested to know that. Any chance of it being fixed soon?

Thanks for the help guys. Kaourika; Yeah, sorry, I've been down the "If not index.html, what?" route before, it hasn't been working for a long time. I've heard about changing the indextemplate before, but it's not really what I'm looking for. Thanks anyway. I'd end up putting a note on all the daily...

I've kinda been wanting to do this anyway, but more so since you can't change the index page. Basically, I want to make my own site, with my own URL, not hosted on comic genesis. It's going to look something like this; http://londonunderground.comicgenesis.com/Chapterframeset.html and when you click...

I'm not sure how to update more than the ratings and the description in the CG Guide. I haven't found out anything about it in the faq.

If you scroll down to the tenth entry, you'll see what I mean, it's a bit barren.

http://guide.comicgenesis.com/Keenspace_U_n.html

Thanks for reading.

Even if your comic is rated MA, you don't get MA ads unless you specifically tick the box asking for MA ads. Although I don't know just how MA the MA ads are...

Thanks for the help, I thought the option had just gone down when the servers changed.

I guess I'll pm Stredwolf or something.

I'd be very interested in knowing about the index.html business. Although my comic isn't half as bad as some of the things I've just found out about today, I still think it'd be a good idea to have a warning page along with some other stuff first.

Ok, I don't want to screw around with it too much. Although it's a really good idea to use indextemplate as the chapter selection page, wouldn't that mean I'd lose the use of the 'newest page' button? I'll try to fix up all the pages to the way they once were, and I'll leave the advanced options to ...

I guess I'll leave the advert where it was.

Is there any plan to get the "if not index" option fixed anytime soon?

You shouldn't be uploading to /public anyway, do all your work in /workspace. Check out the faqs for more info.

As for the authorisation requirement, that's probably just a momentary problem with the server, happens with me sometimes.

I'm having a problem changing the page that my comic opens up at. When I try to use the "If not index.html, what page should be shown?" box in the Advanced options, It doesn't actually change anything. Rather than change from indextemplate.html to chapterframeset.html; but even after updating the si...

Ok, I guess I'll have to wait and see if the advanced options come back (since I'm sure I remember seeing it somewhere, before I knew what it was)

This might be a bit hard to explain. When anyone first arrives to my site, they go immediately to the latest page in the comic. But since my webcomic isn't a strip, but a narrative, I thought that could cause problems. http://londonunderground.comicgenesis.com/ What I want to do however, is to make ...