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Actually when I deleted it, and re entered it, it seems to be working fine now. Before I was just in my phpMyAdmin and was just refreshing my table. Every 9-15 seconds I noticed that the table would get updated. Now it does it every 2 minutes like it should.

Hello, I am still a lil bit of a noob on cron jobs. How do I set up one to work properly? I need a php script ran ever 2 minutes (if thats not a heavy load on the server.) I set one up successfully but it seemed to me that it was updating at much much much faster rate than every 2 minutes.

Thank you so much Brandon. Can you point me in the right direction to signing up for x10 premium?

Tell me this though, did yall even take a look at the "so claimed" chat script? I wrote it myself and made sure there was nothing memory intensive or heavy on the server about it. It only consists of a table with 3 columns and 5 rows that get updated everytime someone posts. Weeks ago I found...

I have realized a few weeks ago, that the chat page I made was a bannable offence for the free users. Which is why I was planning to goto premium hosting with it. I just logged on this morning to come to find out that my account has been permanently suspended do to a mysql chat script. I don't...

Thanks, yea everything is working fine for me now. Thanks and this thread can be closed now.

I am having a URL File Access with the PHP gd function imagecopymerge. Is there an estimated time on when/if the issue will be resolved anytime soon? Also, is this just disabled on the free hosting, or has this affected the premium users too?

Yes this feature worked before. It was working earlier this morning. No the pictures aren't stored somewhere else. They are stored on my website. This is a new error, and judging from some other peoples threads, this is a known issue. Do you know when it will be resolved?

The reason the map seemed seriously altered was because, in some of the y rows, I only had x going up to 99. It caused the map to be altered. After I fixed the map and aligned everything properly, the script worked perfectly.

I get this error when trying to view some pages of my website... Warning: imagecreatefromgif() [function.imagecreatefromgif]: URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /home/froger/public_html/images/test4.php on line 23

I am currently facing a problem. Almost every 5-10 page refreshes on my website, I get a 500 internal server error. Also when viewing pages like http://cosmicshade.x10hosting.com/images/zoneviewer.php its every other page refresh that I get an internal server error. This has been happening for...

To answer question 1, yes the text images make up a ASCII art map. To answer question 2, you see, I can change the text into images with smaller images. When I use the imagecopymerge function the map seems seriously altered. *EDIT* I found the solution to my problem. Thanks.

updated my original post.

I was using something similar to this... $sql = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Test WHERE (X BETWEEN 1 AND 100) AND (Y BETWEEN 1 AND 65) AND Z='1' ORDER BY X"); but for some reason when echoing the data, it will order x something like this... 1, 1, 1 10, 1, 1 100, 1, 1 2, 1, 1 3, 1,1 I don't...

What I am trying to do is display all the text images in their coordinated spot. You see X goes all the way up to 100, and Y goes all the way up to 65. What that statement does is querys the database to get the textimage for each coordinate. So if X goes up to 100 and Y goes up to 65 then than...

Hello, I am currently facing a problem with a query of mine. You see, it wastes to much resources. I have an idea of how to fix it, but I just don't know how to implement it. I have a table named Test with 4 columns. X, Y, Z, textimage. The table has a whole bunch of rows with x, y, z co...

Lets say we have a test database. In the database we have a table named users. The table has 1 column, name. Instead of using something like <?php $sql = mysql_query("SELECT name FROM users WHERE name='abc'"); while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) { echo $row['name']; } ?> would it...

If you are wanting to update a table you can do something along the lines of this... $query = mysql_query("UPDATE TABLE name SET Email='billybob@aol.com' WHERE Email='old-email@yahoo.com'");

I have already accomplished what I wanted. I have much to learn when it comes to Java. I do understand though, that J2ME would be probably the best for what I wanted to accomplish at end game. Right now though I am using php/mysql, because I know php/mysql really well. My solution also works...

Also, are you a free user and don't like downtime? If so then get another provider as a backup. When your site is down, have users redirected over to the backup site. You have no reason to complain because if your sites uptime is really that important to you, as the users above me said, goto...