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I'm going to assume that this will be impossible! It will completely ruin some functions of phpVMS and how the virtual airline works, but if it is what it is, I'll figure a way out.

I have fixed our reCaptcha for now, we can hopefully live with it. If this cannot absolutely be done, I will see if we can do manual email sending and recode a ---- lot of code. :) Just something I want to point out, I want to extend our gratitude in your free hosting; bless this excellent service!

No, we cannot send mail with localhost. Our mail is completely managed by Zoho; any chance we can just have a single mail account be migrated to use your SMTP server? I dont' think so, and we cannot move over all emails because our staff uses Zoho. Unless something can be worked out, looks like...

It is imperative we have this fixed by tonight. By any chance can this issue be quickly resolved, or do we have to go up to premium? Both options are great with us, but we need this resolved as soon as possible.

I will describe our registration process to make this clear: Applicants agree to our regulations before joining the virtual airline. Applicants are required to enter an email address that phpMailer sends a user specific link to prove they are not spammers. The uniquely generated link gives...

If we upgrade to premium hosting (in which we are planning to do), will this issue be resolved? Thank you!

These issues from integrating from localhost to current copy is too severe; many bugs are met, we are doing manual registrations now. I have given an envelope to bypass this issue, I will be awaiting response.

Hello x10hosting, I am the technology director at AirTran Virtual, and unfortunately we have met upon a severe issue with the hosting service. I have employed an email validation service to prevent spammers from accessing and receiving an account from us for the virtual airline. However...

I am starting to be driven nuts by the fact I'm being completely ignored for already a whole week... :cautious: If I'm stuck fixing it myself, well, I guess let it be that way...... :banghead:

This issue is still persisting, any solutions?

The website is dwsbteam.tk, or dwsbteam.x10.mx. Email would be dwsbteam@live.com. I believe username is dwsbteam Thank you!

I tried putting # invoke rewrite engine RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /~new/ # add trailing slash if missing rewriteRule ^(([a-z0-9\-]+/)*[a-z0-9\-]+)$ $1/ [NC,R=301,L] in the .htaccess file I found in public_html. No prevail. I still receive the error mod_rewrite must be enabled...

I am currently maintaining the Science Bowl Team website for my school, Daniel Wright. Utilizing a chat function, I'm using phpFreeChat. Previously, it has been working, however, something happened, and I haven't changed anything myself, and this error pops up. mod_rewrite must be enabled server...

Okay, I'll try making a new FTP account and trying there. Thanks for the help!

Here is what it says when I click test: This is what I've entered: The password I used is my x10 login password, which I think is also the CPanel login password? Would it be a different password?

I've used the domain as jackberry.tk and jackberry.x10.mx The username, I've used jackberr. Password, my x10 password. Not working??

Here is what I'm exactly doing: I launch Dreamweaver. I click Dreamweaver site. I put "Jackberry" as the site name. I put a folder location for the local site folder. I click servers. I click the plus symbol. I put "Jackberry" as the server name. I'm connecting as FTP. I enter in the FTP...

It seems nothing is working... Oh well; I guess I'll just make the files and manually upload from there. Thanks for your help, though!

Hello community, It seems that the FTP options for x10 hosting do not work. I've tried downloading the two versions available for Windows, tried manually programming them, even the configuration files were downloaded, no connect. I also decided to try it in Dreamweaver, since it kind of is an...

Here is my final conclusion on this issue. Don't overreact to this stuff; it eventually fixes itself. Most PHP problems are caused by slow servers. Be thankful for wonderful technology. If this whole thread annoyed you, sorry about my reactions; you can see I'm completely naiive in PHP; I'm...