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Glad to see you sorted this out before we could even get back to you - more information about this can be found in another area of the forum: http://smplc.ms/charencoding

I notice you have a number of sites in your account, Edwin - could you email us with this particular issue and we will look into it from there

Hi Ryan - if it's really important stuff that you've lost, send us an email and we'll see what we can do - thanks

As well as running SimpleCMS we also do work for other clients; whilst this is not an excuse for being a little slow sometimes, it is the reason.

We will get something up-and-running soon.

This isn't a problem with the system, you need to reference your images properly on your test site like you have on the main site.

For example, this is a broken image: http://www.indien-wildlife.de/SDTEST/images/logo.gif
whereas this is not: http://www.indien-wildlife.de/images/logo.gif

SimpleCMS is good, but it's not magic ;)

All Simons are happy :)

Thanks, I've created a list of known hosts which don't work with SimpleCMS as per your suggestion. There are only 2 on there, but it's as start :)

http://smplc.ms/badhosts

How is it working out for you towards the end of your 90 day trial Yeong, anything you would like to see that we don't offer?

We looked into Aloha and it's not quite what we want - it's close but we're working on getting something built in-house as we speak

Duplicating content is a big issue for Google, but certainly not in the case of index.php/.html etc.

I have personally been working in the SEO field for almost a decade now (probably how you found us in the first place) and this is not something I have ever read about.

Either way, the system works by finding an index page and if that page has a 301 redirect on it, it goes without saying, that this is never going to work.

Not very impressed so far, John.

We do have certain issues with particular hosts and sometimes there's no rational reason. Because of the nature of being able to plug in SimpleCMS to most sites, it's difficult to cater for everything for example how a site is built structurally, in which language, which browser the client is using and as you've found out, even the web host. This is why we have to approach each thing on its own merit.

We actually host SimpleCMS on Godaddy dedicated servers, so we know for sure the system works fine with them.