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I just contacted them and they DO have the htaccess file available. I never saw it because it can only be found when I search it with my ftp client. It's not visible otherwise. I didn't know that... So now I can use the correct method. Thanks!

I have a created a quite simple script that builds permalinks, using PHP/MySQL. Yes, I know that it is normally done by altering the htaccess-file, but my host does not provide it. This works for me, but my question is if it's SEO-friendly. Here goes: 1. I have a MySQL-table with all the pages on my site, indexed of course. 2. The database also contains most of the text that will be displayed on the pages. So... I don't have many static pages... but most of them are dynamic. Each page is connected to a manually created permalink string in the table. For example: a page about "fast cars" may have id = 32. The permalink added is "fast-cars" 3. I have a php-script that reads the index of a page, fetches the permalink and then creates a folder with the name "fast-cars". It also creates a php-file in that folder (index.php) with the code: <?php header('Location: http://www.mysite.com/page.php?ix=32'); ?> So the "good looking" permalinked url calls a header with the "ugly" url. This means that I can use permalinks wherever I want to and no one notices that there are dynamic pages running in the background. Any drawbacks? SEO-friendly?

Yes I was online and saw it coming on my FTP connection. It was 1.2 MB I can only upload less than 200 kB

Can php.ini really solve this? I mean - the support guy tried my script and it worked for him. If my ini-settings had been wrong, the script wouldn't have worked at all, right?

I have a simple upload script (from W3 Schools) for my site that I have been using for years to upload photos to my site. Suddenly it only allows files less than about 200 kB, and I have not changed anything. When I try to upload larger files the script never terminates in the browser (no error messages). I have tried different browsers and computers (Mac OS X though). I have also resetted the browsers (cache etc). Small files work like they should but the bigger one do not. I contacted my host (online help) and they tried my script. It worked for them! They could upload big files too. What can the problem be here? Thanks in advance