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Hi Robb, adding :PORT to the FTP server should work. Example:

ftp.your-domain.com:22

If you email us the port you are trying to connect to we can take a look at this for you.

Hi Eric, thanks for the suggestion/brief. That's a helpful description of how you would expect this feature to work. We haven't got any immediate plans to offer this but I see the problem you face. I'll talk to the team and we'll see if we can get this implemented within the next couple of months.

Hi Spirelli,

You have an admin account so you have access to all sites/users/features within your account. You then setup "user" accounts which will be for your clients so they can edit their website. The users can only edit the websites that you assign them to, so they won't see other sites that are in your account. If you create a user and log in as them you'll see what I mean.

By default your clients edit their website via cms.simplecms.com or updating.net. If you are a professional user you may set a custom name which means you can give your clients the custom URL instead of our default ones. For example you could have spirelli.updating.net or you could purchase a new domain and setup a CNAME, e.g. spirellicontentmanagement.com

Let us know if you have any further questions.

Hi Richy, we've just investigated and fixed this problem for you. Please let us know if you have any further issues.

Hi Edwin, we have added this feature. After you upload an image through the WYSIWYG editor it brings you to the "Image Info" tab, in this tab you can see the width/height of the image. This is set to the actual width/height of the image.

Previously, if you changed the width/height it would just set a style on the image telling it to display at that size but the source file will remain unchanged.

Now when you upload an image and change the width/height the image is resized and compressed to match the width/height specified.

Could you test this and let us know if it works as you expect and solves your problem.

Hi Simon, we'll take a look. May I ask which browser and version you are using?

Hi Edwin, are your clients uploading large images through the Image icon on the WYSIWYG toolbar?

Hi Edwin, we don't email your clients. After you add a user in SimpleCMS it gives you a template email for you to send to your client. It also mentions that we will never email them. The only time the system will email your client is if they submit their email address into the "Forgotten password" form.

Thanks for the details. I've just replied to your email.

Hi Jack, did you get this resolved? If not, could you email the details you are adding into the "Add site" form?

Hi Jack, you can customise which toolbar icons appear by updating your settings here:
Account > My account > Update rich text editor options

To update the toolbar icons for your clients go here:
Users > Permissions > Rich text options

The system may restrict some of the toolbar icons depending on what has been defined as editable. For example, if you have made a SPAN (inline element) editable then the system will disable any toolbars that will generate block elements. It does this to prevent generating invalid HTML. If you encounter this then you may wish to consider putting a DIV around the editable area and making the DIV editable and then your toolbar won't be restricted by the system.

If you have any further questions or problems, please let us know and provide a link to the page in question.

Hi Harry, are you able to email us the FTP log for the site?