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If you are not sure who the club admin is, in your member account; look at 'Club Officers and Members' > "Club Email addresses". The LAST item in this list is the person who is currently listed as your club admin.

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Administrator unable to login

4 years 11 months ago
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Hello,

I am getting the attached ***DATA TRANSFER ERROR*** when I attempt to login as administrator to 1360.toastmastersclubs.org.  I have tried it on Chrome and Firefox with the same result.  I have tried reloading the website from the server and it doesn't help.

Possibly related issue is that the links on left side navigation stopped working.  All links that were user defined now go to a page that talks about Free Toast Host.  I changed Front page prior to both these errors, but didn't intend to put JavaScript or anything active on the page.  Just pictures, links, and lightly formatted text.

Let me know what I can do.  Thanks,

Ralph
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Re: Administrator unable to login

4 years 11 months ago - 4 years 11 months ago
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Someone put stuff in your home page html that should not be there... I removed it.   When you create content for the web pages on your website, you only need to create the HTML content for the actual page content with the rich text editor... you do not need all the extra HTML (e.g. <style>, <link>, etc.) that people typically add to make a complete web page, because we provide that via our template.   If you include it, well you see the result. ;)

The following is not needed...  Your website seems to work fine now. 
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<base href="https://www.toastmastersclubs.org" /> <link href="/css/FTH.min.css?3-21-2017" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /><!-- This is an empty shell for use in producing a number of different HTML files. --> <style type="text/css">body{                          font: 88% "Arial", sans-serif;                      margin: 0px;              } </style>
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4 years 11 months ago
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Thanks Steve.  That someone was me.  I exported the web page to change it temporarily.  The export must have included the extra stuff and when I copied it back I didn't know enough to omit it.  Thanks so much for fixing!

Ralph
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4 years 11 months ago - 4 years 11 months ago
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If you use the Load from file web page tool (vs copy/paste), it will remove the extraneous stuff.   The Save to file and Load from file webpage tools are designed to work together...  The Save does add that stuff so that your content can be viewed as an independent, complete HTML file.
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