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You are a GENIUS! Thanks a lot

I don't think so. The visibility should apply to any field/method. And I tried to remove it, it shows the same error. A quick quesition. Is x10hosting providing php5 support or earlier version?

I have defined a class like: class MyClass { public const AAA = 10; // doesn't work here public const BBB = 100; // some other methods } The script halted when it comes to the line of public const AAA = 10; Can anybody give me a clue "why"?

For now I can't login to my cPanel or view my web pages on hero080.x10hosting.com It happened before, and I solve it by rebooting my home router. But this time, rebooting my router doesn't work. I simply can't ping through the link above. (IP is resolved correctly though) However, it...

Hello~ welcome and I'm new too

but where to find ads?

I'm new here, and I'm currently using this free host to LEARN web programing (js, php, etc) I heard people actually earn money by building some nice sites. How? Are you using static or dynamic web pages? Any winners can give a little talk about their experience?

Now I'm nearly 100% sure that my IP is blocked. I'm now at school and the ping from here resolved hero080.x10hosting.com to be the same IP address, therefore excluding the possibility of a DNS problem. Since everything is perfectly fine here in school, the only explanation is that my home IP get...

Now it's even more weird! 1. I can view my page: http://hero080.x10hosting.com 2. I CANNOT view my page: http://hero080.x10hosting.com/index.html while it's supposed to be the same as 1 3. I CANNOT view any other pages 4. I CANNOT login to cPanel

I recently have a issue that I can't login to my cPanel or view my page: hero080.x10hosting.com However, this happens 1. after I failed login with ftp account, i.e. it was OK before, which means my firewall settings should be fine. 2. only at my home, i.e. I can access it at school...

looks like a m$ employee...

again, I can't login to cPanel or view my pages. It could be a firewall problem. Does anyone know what should I do?

That's it. I was using chrome. Now I know that "viewing source" won't necessarily give me the real source. Chrome the cheater!

You should be correct, and what you said is exactly what I thought. However, by viewing the source of the page, I found nothing there. Nonetheless, your way did work. Use &lt; to replace the < did solve this problem.

<?php $str = "<?php"; echo $str; ?> I expected to see "<?php" as the output. However, the output seems to be interpreted as php code and executed again by the server and at the end I get nothing for output.