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Can you tell me what field type the LAST_VISIT field is in book_auth. If memory serves is should be of the type timestamp.
Weird. With you saying admin.pl I would of said 1.5 as 2.2 uses PHP. I believe your problem lies in the LAST_VISIT field of the book_auth table. This problem is usualy associated with updating from 2.2 to 2.3.x and not updating the guestbook. Do you have access to phpMyAdmin?
I assume we are talking about Advanced Guestbook 1.5 and you say you made no changes at all to the guestbook?
But I'd suggest using the full url of the image you are using.
One for Auron I think.
www.carbonize.co.uk/reset.zip is all you need and has instructions.
if everything else is working fine simply download reset.zip and upload the file it contains to your guestbooks folder. Then follow the instructions for it.
You said forum? Do yo umean the advanced guestbook?
I have added this feature to Lazarus which is a spin off of the Advanced Guestbook but to modify the advanced guestbook would take a lot of code.
.framebg { background-image: url(../img/morbid_demise_07.gif)

you forgot the closing }. Why did you make it a class and not just use body ?
yup
82.32.30.87

route: 82.32.0.0/12
descr: Telewest Broadband
descr: UK Broadband ISP
origin: AS5462
mnt-by: AS5462-MNT
remarks: report abuse to abuse@blueyonder.co.uk

I did write a mod to make the guestbook store the IP's and not resolve them.
Technically you cannot. You can password protect comments so only you can post comments.
If you are using Advanced Guestbook 2.3.1 or 2.3.2 there is no need to go to this extreme.
On which script?
 
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