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Not long ago I found this application. It’s called phpMyBackupPro. Very easy to use, free, licensed under the GNU GPL. I just finished testing on my free account and it works really great. You’ll be happy to see that you can backup your databases on a regular schedule. Link to application...

Done! Good luck with your website.

Esto es lo que te dan en el development package (por U$S 20 al año) Disk Space: 500 MB Monthly Bandwidth Transfer: 20480 MB Email Accounts: 25 Subdomains: 10 Parked Domains: 10 Addon Domains: 10 Ftp Accounts: 25 SQL Databases: 10 Mailing Lists: 10 Hosting package develop Server Name: A great...

Gauze, Hopefully you got your database backup. But just in case you are still facing some problems, I would like to recommend using phpMyBackupPro, a very easy to use, free, web-based MySQL backup application, licensed under the GNU GPL. I just finish testing it on my free account and it...

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Login to http://x10hosting.com/panel.php or cPanel. There you can find your domain, which is your URL. Your domain will point to public_html folder in file manager, So let’s say you want to publish mytest.html and your domain is me.x10hosting.com You would save mytest.html in public_html...

This tutorial may help you: Using PHP to Backup MySQL Databases

If this is sort of a one time thing, the easiest way is to go to your cPanel > Backup wizard. If you what to schedule this to be done on a regular basis, then you may want to look into cron jobs.

At the end of the page you are making reference, check how it handles the PHP $_POST variables.

You can also try this. First make sure your table “users” has only 3 fields. If your table has more than 3 fields, you need to specify where to insert the data. Then you can use: mysql_query( "INSERT INTO users VALUES ( '$id', '$pwd', '$email')" );

LOL :pat:! I stand corrected zen-r, I shouldn’t post when I’m falling asleep!

I guess it depends on what you did when you signed up. My cPanel user/pass is different than the Forum and Account Panel (being the last 2 the same).

Maybe a session can do the job. Something like this: <?php $a = "This will work!"; session_start(); $_SESSION['value1'] = "Hello!"; $_SESSION['value2'] = $a; header("Location: end.php"); ?> In the same directory, create end.php <?php session_start(); $val1 = $_SESSION['value1']; $val2 =...

Server Name: lotus cPanel: http://lotus.x10hosting.com:2082/frontend/x3/index.php (Blank page) http://lotus.x10hosting.com:2082/frontend/x3/index.html (Working) Website: Up and running

Try your cPanel again. Mine just came back

One of them is Random.org

misson pointed this out for you on the 5th post of this thread: Glad is working for you.

zubair12, Just wanted to make you aware the finger gesture used in your post is actually an insult in most western cultures. Check Wikipedia

Si la base de datos es MySQL, no debes preocuparte por su capacidad. A medida que ingreses los datos, tu tamaño crecerá. El límite estará dado por la cantidad de disco disponible en tu cuenta host.

This full working example shows you how to delete records from a shopping cart. With some changes, you can make it update records instead of deleting them. Link to example