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It's not likely to happen any time soon. The advantages of having it blocked (disabling all proxy scripts) far outweigh the benefits from not. Since the port has been blocked the servers have had far less problems caused by mass usage of proxy scripts and their variants, unblocking the port...

PDO and Mysqli are more modern versions of the mysql plugin, meaning they are generally faster, more secure and more memory efficient.

OK, this should work then and should take a fraction of the time: $exp = intval(mysql_result($mainquery,0,"exp")); $levelquery = mysql_query("SELECT `LEVEL_COLUMN` FROM `LEVELS` WHERE `exp` >= $exp ORDER BY `exp` ASC LIMIT 1"); $level = mysql_result($levelquery,0,"LEVEL_COLUMN"); You'll...

What exactly is this code meant to do, could you explain line by line as it is possible that this could be done with a single mysql query and thus cut out the entire loop. This is how I am understanding it: loop through every 'level' until it finds the first row greater than the specified $exp...

Hi, You are still on the old account package, meaning disk space and bandwidth is limited. Under the new account package those two are 'unmetered', not unlimited, meaning that there is theoretically a limit but any normal website won't come within any significant distance of it. Sites that do...

You, as the account holder, are responsible for every file uploaded, meaning that even if your friend did upload it the blame still falls to you. Therefore, your account is not going to be unsuspended and you will not get a backup of any files or databases you had hosted here.

The maximum is 100 per hour for a free account.

For your site: Server: chopin.x10hosting.com Port: 21 Username: cPanel username Password: cPanel password

There is no way to force one or the other. Javascript or the link simply says it wants a new browser tab/window at a given location and it is then down to the architecture of the browser to decide whether it will then open a tab or a new window. So trying to use Javascript to decide which one...

An update is an awful lot more resource intensive than a user visiting your site as it usually has to rewrite a lot of files. So unless you plan on getting millions of visitors, it shouldn't be a problem.

If you had that sort of money to spend, I don't know what you'd be doing on free hosting anyway... The problem here is that you need to log into the forums once a month to prevent an inactivity suspension, so by making this post you have prevented your account from being suspended for the next...

As far as I know, port 80 was never unblocked and if you were able to access external servers then it was possibly misconfigured. This was, and probably still is, in place to prevent abuse as all proxy scripts rely on port 80.

You have to actually unsuspend yourself in the account panel as it will not do it automatically. However, I've done so for you this time and your account should now be working again.

I can confirm that your domain is working fine at my end (Your latest article is 'Khichdi – The Movie'), so the error is likely due to your computer caching the old DNS settings for your domain. Try clearing your caches in both your browser and your computer and then try again or use a different...

You got to admit, they're a bunch of hypocrites until they do this:

At any refresh rate, it'd still count as a shoutbox script and would therefore still be breaking the clause in the terms of service; there is no middle ground as then that'd require defining a cut off rate at which it would be allowed, which currently is absolutely zero. However, seeing as this...

External access to the MySQL server is not available on free hosting, most likely as a security or abuse precaution. The lowest package available that does allow access is premium hosting.

Whether or not it is 'too good' really depends upon how much you value the design of your site, as almost any adverts will always detract from your content and at the top end can really ruin a site. I personally don't see myself using ads on any major part of my site in the near future. Anyway...

All of them: X10 ToS says no content scraping Code A: No problem with YouTube API although the URL may be malformed Code B: No idea Code C: Probably against Google's ToS

The files will be stored in the directory and file name that $_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"] specifies; this is a temporary directory, meaning the files will not be retained once the script has terminated. To have the files in a certain folder, you need to copy the file yourself within the script.