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Try $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'] or $_SERVER['HTTP_XV_CONNECTING_IP'] Following should print all the $_SERVER values ... echo "<br />******* \$_SERVER ************ <br />\n" ; foreach( $_SERVER as $k => $v ){ echo $k . " " . $_SERVER[ $k ] . " <br />\n" ; }

See: https://x10hosting.com/support/domains/add-domain-name If your site is already built at yoursite.x10host.com, then add your custom domain as a parked domain using the above instructions. Do no check anything that says "redirect". If you are using WordPress or Drupal or similar script...

HTML/CSS can be very touchy. Seems when you add the code to add the button/images it is breaking something. A picture doesn't help find the problem. Create two pages, original.html and button.html with and without the additional code so people can see your changes and help you find the cause...

Cpanel --> Top Right panel "Mail" , has "MX Entry" icon Click it and you can adjust the MX record for your domain(s)

Sign in at https://x10hosting.com/sso/login/ Go to CPanel Should be a link to "Settings" at the top. Click it Put in new email, current password and click "Save Changes" Go to your new email and click on link in x10 message to complete change.

Images are there, just broken. How did you upload them? If FTP, did you use Binary mode?

Your profile states that you are a member since Today You made the account and it was suspended today? Or is the Free Hosting account under another forum account?

1. Sorry but the link to the image shows a File Not Found. Are you sure it is in public_html/HCS/ ? Are you sure the spelling and capitalization is correct? Windows is not case sensitive, so it might work on your computer, but the paths to most web files are case sensitive (*nix based).

I would imagine that the Admins will want to be sure that this is a legit, licensed vB for your site, and not a nulled or unlicensed copy, which would be a major violation of the TOS.

Your WordPress settings have nothing to do with cPanel.

Is it possible that you have two hosting accounts and are logging into and installing WP on the other one? Double check the domain name on the top left side of the main cPanel screen.

Not sure if this is what you need ... https://wordpress.org/plugins/login-logout/screenshots/ There should be an admin section for the widget. Look for the parts that say "Redirect to this page after..." Adjust to your custom domain.

My friend has the same problem. You all seem to be on xo4 while my account on xo2 is working fine. So it seems to be server specific. EDIT: Seems to be fixed for all the sites posted.

Are you saying that you parked the domain and that when you go to whateveryourdomainis.com the links point back to whatever.x10host.com ? If so, log onto your WordPress admin area. Find the Setting for 'Site URL'. Change it to your custom domain. Turn off any SEO or custom permalinks. Save your...

WordPress page on how to change the site URL via other means: https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL

Possibility. Log into sites WordPress admin Go to Settings -> Permalinks. Note the setting. Set to 'Default' and save changes. Visit site. See if domain name on links correct. Go back to Settings -> Permalinks and reset to original. Save settings. Visit site to check. Click around and check links.

Looks like you have the DNS records all sorted out. Now, to fix the links on your site so they all point to your custom domain instead of the x10host.com subdomain: Sign into your site's WordPress admin area and change the 'site url' to your custom domain.

WordPress, Drupal, and other scripts usually have a setting for "Site URL" and uses that to build links. If you are using one of those type scripts, log into the script as an administrator and find/adjust the setting to your .tk domain.

At the end of the file is fine.

Possibly due to the Varnish cache x10 uses. To disable: http://x10hosting.com/support/general/varnish-cache