If it's not the Bravenet FAQ -- what is it?
Bravenet's services are all very very easy to use. You might not entirely agree with that -- because here you are, looking for extra help :)
And that's what this site is all about - extra help.
Based on questions asked in the Bravenet Forums, this site attempts to address the most frequently asked questions. On a good day, the explanations here are more extensive than you might find in the Bravenet FAQ and/or Help Pages.
If you find this site is useful, don't hesitate to refer other forum users to it. It's all about Members helping Members.
And if you have a good suggestion for improvements (in scope or clarity), then send your suggestion and I'll work it into these pages - or maybe I'll ignore you :)
You have been warned
And now two important messages from my lawyer:
The complete code and content of these pages is, of course, Andy's property (except for the obvious Bravenet stuff 'borrowed'). You can look, you can touch, you can copy, but if you even think about claiming it's yours ... look out!
The tips, etc. found on this site are without any warranty, express or implied, of any sort. If they work (and they should) that's great. If they don't work for you -- too bad. Don't even think of suing Andy ...... please.
Bravenet's services are all very very easy to use. You might not entirely agree with that -- because here you are, looking for extra help :)
And that's what this site is all about - extra help.
Based on questions asked in the Bravenet Forums, this site attempts to address the most frequently asked questions. On a good day, the explanations here are more extensive than you might find in the Bravenet FAQ and/or Help Pages.
If you find this site is useful, don't hesitate to refer other forum users to it. It's all about Members helping Members.
And if you have a good suggestion for improvements (in scope or clarity), then send your suggestion and I'll work it into these pages - or maybe I'll ignore you :)
You have been warned
And now two important messages from my lawyer:
The complete code and content of these pages is, of course, Andy's property (except for the obvious Bravenet stuff 'borrowed'). You can look, you can touch, you can copy, but if you even think about claiming it's yours ... look out!
The tips, etc. found on this site are without any warranty, express or implied, of any sort. If they work (and they should) that's great. If they don't work for you -- too bad. Don't even think of suing Andy ...... please.
