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All I can say is: oh dear, they must be fools... You're welcome to refute that point only when your site is as big as you claimed it will be.

Legacy file manager has nothing to do with old files, it's just the older version of the file manager software. The trash can that is in the right hand side is simply a list of selected files marked for deletion within that instance of the file manager. What I mean by this is that if you put a...

This is really a question you should be asking the Joomla forums, but anyway: Just add /administrator to the end of you site url. So if you have Joomla installed at http://example.com then the admin page would be at http://example.com/administrator

Ensure you are logging in with the correct details, the URL should be http://starka.x10hosting.com:2082/ and the cPanel username is not the same as your forum username. If this is still not working, try logging into you account panel and changing your password. There is also a link in the...

Unfortunately, it makes little difference who uploaded it. As per the ToS, you as the account holder are responsible for every file that is located on your webspace. So, even if someone else uploaded it, you are still accountable as you gave them admin rights and the ability to upload it. I...

There's a quick Wiki entry you can read to get started here: http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Upload_Files_to_Your_Website If you have any issues with topics within that article then come back here and we'll try to help.

That's not going to be possible as you violated the terms of service by infringing upon copyright: Your account will now remain permanently suspended and you will not be given access to any files nor databases prior to their deletion.

Yes var inputString = 'tweet hello world'; var inputArray = inputString.split(/\s+/g); //Splits by any whitespace character var firstItem = inputArray[0]; Javascript does not have direct access to any filesystem, so the command list would have to be loaded as part of the page. var...

I don't see any problem with the site and a Joomla page is loading. What I suggest you do is flush your DNS and then try restarting your browser.

Javascript is the lightest of them all if you're looking at them from a server standpoint, as it runs within the client rather than on the server. Personally I would implement the main query decoding of this project in Javascript, as it is considerably more immediate than having to go back to...

As this is a violation of the terms of service, there is no way that you can be unsuspended whilst remaining on free. However, chatboxes are allowed on illuminated and premium services, so I believe that if you upgrade then your account will be restored fully and unsuspended, plus you'd get all...

Now that you have logged into the forums you then need to go to your account panel and send an unsuspension request as the process is not automatic. Remember this for next time though, as you are now unsuspended.

I can't imagine anyone is going to be willing to do this for you. Why you may ask...? Mysql_ is way out of date, insecure and slow, so changing this script from mysqli would be a massive backwards step and downgrade. What I suggest is that you learn mysqli rather than always trying to rely on mysql_

Each sitemap is just a direct query with no limit, as I know there are less than 50,000 items that could ever return. It's pretty inefficient, but I have higher priorities.

Editing of the php.ini file is not available for free hosting, as all settings are made server wide rather than on a individual user basis. If this is a non-essential condition then you'll probably just have to skip it, otherwise you would have to opt for a VPS in order to get that sort of access.

External access to the MySQL server is not allowed, so you won't be able to find an IP to use. This is to prevent abuse of the MySQL server and ensure that as much resources as possible are available for local users.

We're on CSS3 now, so support of CSS2 should be assumed to be global and trying to support any user that is using a browser older than that is going to negatively affect your other members by limiting what you can achieve. You're completely free to use and change whatever you want and however...

It doesn't make ay difference whether they're in a folder or not, as long as the URL to the sitemap is correct. I only set it up that way so that I can determine which is which at a glance. My sitemaps are dynamic and therefore I should really be putting caching on them with regeneration, just...

Re: When I upload files my my css does not seem to be recognised so my page is all sc Here's your problem: You are still using local file paths on a live website, meaning that it cannot be loaded. What you need to do to fix it is change every path in your site to the new root domain or use...

Loads up here fine too, so either it's been fixed or there is an issue at your end. For what it's worth, unless you're connected on an open, unencrypted WiFi network, the necessity of using https is not particularly high; the idea that somebody would be watching your network traffic just for...