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For this suspension type, you can normally unsuspended yourself in the account panel under the 'hosting' tab; this time I've done so for you. If this becomes a recurring problem in the future, you may consider upgrading to the Prime package, as this raises the limits that cause the resource...

There's your problem, change the file permissions to 0644 and the containing folder to 0755 or lower as required. Any file permissions 0777 will be blocked by the server and is what is causing your 500 errors.

As some of you may be aware, I already have a functioning site (see signature) and I am currently looking to rebuild the backend and move to a better structure that is both faster and easier to extend. At the moment it is a mash-up of all sorts of unused code and poor standards. However, I'm...

There should be nothing you need to do for PHP to work, so either the whole server is having an issue or something is up wit your account. Have you got any .htaccess files? If so, try renaming them all briefly and see if the issue persists.

Congratulations, you just landed yourself a permanent suspension; proxy scripts are not allowed on free hosting and had you actually taken the time to read the terms of service you should have realised that yourself. As it happens, cURL is enabled on the servers, but port 80 is blocked to...

The nameservers are: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com You can then add your domain in the account panel or through cPanel

A good version control system: Git or SVN are the most common ones you'll find, although there are some good alternatives too. Depending upon how you are distributing the workload, you will find that each one has its own benefits and detriments. Personally, I prefer Git due to its less...

I wasn't really recommending the use of Flash and I still stand by PHP being the best method, but whatever works best for you I suppose.

That article is suggesting a method for the complete opposite of what you are trying to acheive: • The article is using PHP to fetch the feed and sending it straight to Javascript. The PHP here is little more than a dedicated proxy and relies on port 80 being open on the server. • What...

1. Make sure you are using a table type that supports transactions, InnoDB is the probably the best choice. 2. This code should work: //$connect = PDO connection //Start transaction $connect->exec('START TRANSACTION;'); //Do queries $query = $connect->prepare('INSERT ETC'); $sth->execute()...

Why would you do that? That is the equivalent of removing all the mediocre locks from your doors at home and pretty much just leaving the doors wide open. MD5 is renowned to be relatively easy to find collisions if you can throw a little computing power at it, so it shouldn't be used to store a...

If it were even possible, which I don't think it will be, that would likely count as file hosting and is a suspendible violation. The space if there to host your website, not for you to store your files. If you really need to host your SVN externally, you'll either have to pay for it or you...

Good to hear. Six months down the road you'll be thanking yourself for taking the time now to do this, when your code is more advanced and caters for a larger site.

Simple answer, you can't; for two reasons: 1. The servers are running Linux, so running a Windows .exe won't work (unless you use Wine). 2. The free servers are not there for you to run your applications on, they are there for you to host your site and nothing more. If you need to be able to run...

Additional tools such as these are not available on free hosting and I cannot see any plausible reason why they should be. Free hosting is for hosting websites and that only, not for converting your videos. Not to mention that trying to convert videos on the same servers as your hosting pages...

Well, it's telling you pretty clearly there that there is something wrong with your SQL connection. Looking at the code I see that you have wrapped your connect code in an if statement, so if you haven't set the GET data then no connection will be made. I recommend you look into transitioning...

Ideally you shouldn't be able to on the client side, but it would appear that IE is letting it through. I believe jQuery also has support to get around it, but it uses a small piece of flash to do so.

I don't see why you think it is 'old-school'. PHP can be used to process data with a very high efficiency, not as great as you'd get with a full compiled script, but it is comparatively pretty good. Javascript, on the other hand, is not really designed to do any data intensive work on the client...

I don't see any 'x10hosting weird page', I just see a directory index with a few files in it. If you are not seeing the same then try clearing both your browser's and your DNS caches and then try reloading it.

OK, judging from that it appears your redirect is now working fine and the issue with the CSS is merely due to an error in how you are linking to the CSS file. To fix it, go into the source for the homepage (http://fblikes.x10.bz/) and change: To