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What is the name of the file you are using? It has to end in .php here for the server to parse and run it as PHP. .html will not work.

LOL ... he didn't ask about that.

As a great man once said, "You can't fix stupid"

Why are you combining mysql and mysqli ? Especially since mysql is deprecated and will soon disappear? Why , if some is going wrong, are you using "@" which suppresses error messages which might tell you what is going wrong? Why aren't you testing the return value of the query?

Exactly what are you asking? What license? What url? When/where do you have to enter this information?

The servers have one setting for all accounts. Seriously doubt that they will increase it. If you have something that legitimately needs 128M, maybe you should look into a paid plan. EDIT: ... misread your post as "from 64M to 128M". As Neil says below, it is already set to 64M.

What do you run on your site? Any plugin that resizes images? Any chat scripts (run on x10 servers)? Caching scripts?

I think the Admins would be interested in what a file that size has to do with your website.

You are probably looking at a cached copy of your index.html file. Clear your browser cache and history and then check again.

xo2 signin shows "Recirecting to the control panel" and then

It might take a bit longer for the DNS changes to reach you, but right now the URL is working fine for me and I can see the site.

You keep writing one URL while I think you really mean trinitytheplay.com

Did you add it as a parked domain? And I would never use redirection.

Probably due to the upgrade in PHP version. Try switching back to the older version: http://community.x10hosting.com/threads/changing-php-versions.189018/

ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com

out hunting the Bald Iggle

In some cases it is just not feasible. You include B.php and C.php which both include A.php. And if you have several conditional requires, using require_once is simpler and less error prone than manually keeping track of which files have already been called.

If you require or include a file, that file actually runs. ie, if you include foo.php and foo.php opens a log file, database connection, etc, then include-ing it twice will repeat the action, often not what you want. Also, if foo.php defines a function, you will get a nasty little warning...

NO. http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/105664-free-accounts-upgraded.html#post602886 I know its been awhile (time does fly), but my account was apparently one of those that did not go from 500M to 1G. The cPanel and Account Panel displays are useless now, so I don't know for sure...

1. I am suddenly getting redirected to the defaultwebpage.cgi when I try to go to my domain. When I try to go to an interior page that I know is there , I get a cPanel (orange and blue) 404 page. I did not change domain name or anything like that. Could you please fix this issue. Less...