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I have to ask how can I do this, and how can I find errors from there?

I run the CC-cleaner through once a week? Or is it something else?

kapo wrote:

steve wrote:Turn on the javascript console in your browser, refresh the page, and see if the console reports any errors.

You don`t believe, but I have to ask how can I do this, and how can I find errors from there?

It depends on the browser. Usually F12 works. See http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/que ... t-browsers

Copy any error messages here.

now it started to work.

Bring up F12 normally forces the browser to bypass its local cache too, so that may have solved it for you.

I agree with You

these probs included....

You're not editing the crontab file, you're using an interface which does it for you. So in the 'command' box, you just need the command, from "php..." onwards. But for "path_to_your_webroot" you need to put the actual path to the root of your web space (where your realtimelog.php file is).

Should it be something

kapo wrote:Should it be something: *****php/public_html/realtimelog.php > /dev/null 2>&1 ?

You don't need the asterisks, just the part from "php..." onwards, so probably:

php /public_html/realtimelog.php > /dev/null 2>&1

But it depends on how your server is set up.

and are those 'home' , 'datafile' and 'source' right "marked"?

Probably, if they're in the same place as the script itself.

With all my best regards:

Hi again

I come back in old prob. That is the Cumulus Realtime.... It dosen`t work anymore... Now I had something out with firebug, but I don`t understand about it very much...
Two pics with errors attached...

regards:

Is that the page at http://www.kapo511.net/wxcumreally.php? It works Ok for me here, in Chrome. I don't even recognise the javascript code in those error messages, I don't know where it comes from.

Yes it is that page.

As far as I know, it works with Firefox; it certainly used to, but I haven't used Firefox for a long time now and don't have it installed.