I'm afraid that the information you followed was incorrect. It has now been removed; we no longer have the ability to manually create accounts, sorry.
~Callum
I have unsuspended you. Are you running anything that uses high amount of CPU? Some WordPress plugins are known to do this.
You can upgrade to Premium.
It's against Free's ToS to have six accounts XD
A quick search would have found this: http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/153861-fatal-error-info-xml-file-could-not-found-please-report-server.html
~Callum
Yep that's all fine.
Realistically, I don't believe that hosting an IRCd will raise the risk of DDoS any more than hosting an AJAX chat, but SingleHops in charge here :)
~Callum
I asked SingleHop a while back. By IRC services it means ANYTHING to do with IRC - IRCds, IRC bots, even bouncers. They say that "it is to reduce the risk of DDoS".
AJAX chat boxes are fine :)
~Callum
The closing identifier must be at the beginning of the line as per php.net's heredoc documentation:
private function buildDB() {
$sql = <<<MySQL_QUERY
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS testDB (
title VARCHAR(150),
bodytext TEXT,
created...
Add the following into the header:
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5.2/jquery.min.js" />
?
~Callum
@vv.bbcc19:
Your browser will not have any effect whatsoever on what the server does in this script.
You're missing a quote in your first snippet, and you should not be using error control operators - if there are any errors, you do not want them to be suppressed, and it is also...
Although if you're using PHP 5 you should be using OO PHP, and so it doesn't really matter - nothing bad will happen, the classes will just be defined and then the script will end
~Callum
It's a hidden file - UNIX files that begin with a dot (.) are not displayed by default. If you're using cPanel file manager you can use the settings in the top left, or if you're using FTP your client will have an option in the preferences. If you're using SSH like a true man, use ls -a
~Callum