I'm trying to integrate a .PHP-based comments script into my aMember-protected site. The program works through a FORM on the page that posts a user's comments to a database table. The script then pulls that info from the table and posts it with all the other comments into the page using HTML. I use a SSI to include the PHP script into the .shtml pages. However, I get the following error when I enter a comment and push the 'submit button': The requested method POST is not allowed for the URL /members/tips/test.shtml I see that the .htaccess file in the directory /aMember/data has a .htaccess file which includes this code: <Limit GET POST> deny from all </Limit> Is this preventing me from posting to the page? If so, I'd certainly appreciate a work around. My client is very eager to include a comments section to each page. I've tried every method I can find on the Internet and none of them seem to be working. My ISP suggested including this code into a .htaccess file in the ROOT directory: <Directory "/mnt/webhosting/sites/m/mysite.com"> Options IncludesNOEXEC DirectoryIndex index.html index.shtml </Directory> When I create the new .htaccess file as instructed I am unable to log into the site. HELP! Is anybody else using a comments script with their aMember protected pages? Suggestions are welcome.