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That will not be possible, as you violated the terms of service by hosting game files. This is therefore a permanent suspension and you will not be given access to any backups prior to their deletion.

You have been suspended for uploading a nulled script to your webspace, which is a violation of one of the clauses of the Terms of Service. As a result your account will remain permanently suspended and no backups will be given prior to its deletion.

Is this evaluating the image on load? If so, can it not be done when you are finding the images rather than when loading? Also, if you plan to continue with this you'll likely want to implement an option to toggle it on or off, as it seems it gives quite a lot of false-positives that users may...

You're kidding, right? No shell access to the server is available on free hosting, whether through SSH or Telnet.

Are you using any sort of cache or backup plugins with your WordPress? These are the first suspects when looking at these sorts of suspensions with a CMS.

'Study purposes' is not a justifiable excuse to hosting duplicates of other sites and potentially phishing for account details. If you want to experiment with how other sites are constructed, do so on a local server and do not upload to a public server; this is because if anyone else comes...

Just remembered one thing, the Noun project: http://www.thenounproject.com/ It's still pretty new and it gives you SVG files, meaning you can scale them to fit perfectly then export to PNG if you so desire. This is one of those minority places where you can get good icons free and without...

High resource usage suspensions can be undone through your Account Panel. However, this time I have done so for you.

This is one of those situations in which searching Google is a lot more likely to find you sets of icons that can be used license and royalty free. You will have an extremely hard time convincing anyone to produce you a custom set of icons, let alone images, that can be used without credit or...

This should be resolved now; if you still don't see your own page then try clearing your browser and DNS caches. I see your site fine, for the record.

Try using the domain name for your site rather than the IP, although there may be a few issues for some with the elementfx.com domain. Also, ensure you are using the same credentials that you use when logging into cPanel.

I see both sites working just fine, with and without the www. I suggest you try clearing your DNS cache then try again.

Google, and all other search engines, operates on a crawling based system, meaning your site will only be entered to the search index once the Google 'bot' has found your page and decided whether the content contained on it is not spam etc. This process can take a variable amount of time and is...

We'll need to get Livewire to take a look at this, as I believe he was the one who suspended you and it is therefore his judgement.

Nope, no account access for any backups will be given now that you are suspended.

Raven47, try reading what Misson said...good, now do it again. This thread was long dead the first time you posted, now your digging it out of its grave again. If you have a genuine problem, start your own thread. For the record: Gpstrack hasn't logged in since 2009, so there is an overwhelming...

That will not be possible as you violated the terms of service by spamming. This is therefore a permanent zero-tolerance suspension and you will not be given access to any backups prior to your account being deleted.

How large is the file you are uploading? Also, in the connection transcript or log, is there any further details that go with this error?

Javascript is solely a client side language and has absolutely no connection with what's installed on the server. Unless the like button has any PHP code, the most likely cause is an error in the JS itself or how you are placing it.

The document root can't be set to a file and then be expected to work. What you need to do here is setup both subdomains to the same document root e.g. /public_html/ and then use .htaccess rules to either redirect or append the necessary data to the urls in the background.