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I agree. If you're not happy, find a service you can be happy with. Of course, you need to balance price with service, so if you need more, you usually pay more. I thought I saw something about being able to host unlimited domains for free, but I'm just happy to be able to host one here (Well...

I don't know ... That seems a little hokey. Just because the site isn't very reputable does not give you the option to lower your own standards. Try a little advertising instead. It won't give you quick results, by any means, but you'll feel better about your site that way. And others will feel...

You receive a SeaMonkey egg. I insert five megabyte (not gigabyte) hard drive.

Internet Explorer: Too many bugs to count. My main beef with it is the fact that it is completely incompatible with XHTML. (XHTML CODE WITH AN HTML CONTENT TYPE IS HTML NOT XHTML) Mozilla FireFox: I've never had much luck with this one. Google Chrome: Has no version compatible with my computer...

readfile()... readfile()... Googleing ... Checking php.net for correct usage ... Implementing ... ... ... ... Success! Seemingly random characters have been output to the browser! Now I just need to add the content-type header back into the code. Thank you very much! You've really made my day.

Thanks for the help! As I said in the first post, I did remove the "@". The only output is a single question mark. That is a copy of the original script. I used the document root as a reference point, because I didn't know where my home folder was in relation to the server's file system root...

I have an anti-image-theft script that has been working for months, but when I uploaded it to the X10Hosting server, it quit working. I removed the "@" before the include() function, and commented out the content-type header to see the php error message, but there was only a single character: a...