Congrats!!!

Paintbrush is now our resident CC domain expert. Hail all to Paintbrush.

flippin heck , 4 products now with 4 domains, with 4 sight she wouldn't have taken it on at all, now she just needs a 4 leaf clover and with luck she might get paid $4 for doing it all

I now have 3 more domain names to add they're at GoDaddy. Maybe their set up is a little easier to figure out – one can hope

I did find a four leaf clover tucked in a used book a few months ago – can't figure how to squeeze the luck out of it though

If I ever get a chance to work on my own stuff, moving my site to one of my SDrive accounts will be top priority.

It must be easy to get on GoDaddy with the amount of people using them, but leaving them might be another thing.

I'm back................

If anyone is familiar with GoDaddy... help!
After a lot of poking around (and possibly screwing something up when I clicked a wrong button that started some mysterious process ), I found the @ record. It looks something like this:

Host: [@____________(edit)] Points To: [_number here______(edit)]

I tried putting the @ record number provided by CC in the @ field and it threw up an error and asked for the host name. So, do I put:
Host: [@ mycoffeecup.com address here] and Points To: [ the CC @ record number here]....?

paintbrush this is like plugging a hole in a dyke with your finger.
Maybe this will help.
http://support.weebly.com/support/index … &id=26

Thanks so much for that! I got to the @ records from a different route (don't even remember how - it was well hidden) and couldn't find anything useful in the Help subjects. They sure don't want to make it easy.

Isn't that funny that a help tutorial on some other website is better then what a GoDaddy provides.

Eric, you are right...

Because they pay someone to make those Help Pages, and when they are made, most people do not take into account what a user might call that... So instead of How to Insert a Iframe as the title, the title the person that is paid to do is "Help with consistency of frames under your HTML website."

Things might be simpler if we just went back to grunts and clicks...