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If you look at the source, it is defining the image source a bit peculiarly:

The fact of the matter is that if they are dedicated enough to kill someone, then not being able to access an aerial photo is not going to stop them. If Google maps wasn't available to that man, he would have just found a different method, whether that be Yahoo maps or driving past the house...

I'm not sure it's the same issue on Boru, but it wouldn't do any damage to try 'int.boru.x10hosting.com' .

OK, then something else has gone wrong then if you have already been using it. Can you go into cPanel and check the domain is still there, if it is then try removing it and re-add it again.

How long ago did you set this domain up? As far as I can see, the DNS records are still propagating and you will need to wait up to 48 hours for the domain to be globally available. Edit: Have you actually set the domain up through cPanel too?

You are welcome to have a forum that stays within the guidelines of the ToS. Basically, with this sort of forum you just have to be extremely vigilant and have very active moderation to ensure that your members do not post links or files that breach x10hosting's Terms of Service.

Ok, I see now. What are the specifics (file paths, subdomains etc) that need to be redirected and where to?

Chat scripts are not allowed on free hosting, as per the x10 ToS which you agreed to on registration: Breaking of any of the clauses in the Terms of Service will result in a zero-tolerance suspension, followed by account termination.

It looks exactly like Firefox 3.6 on a Mac, we're still waiting to get the new tabs-on-top GUI. I haven't noticed any significant speed bumps, certainly not enough to tempt me away from WebKit based browsers.

What you're trying to do requires a combination of a wildcard subdomain virtualhost and a URL rewriting .htaccess. Unfortunately, setting up a wildcard subdomain requires access to the virtualhosts setup in the Apache configuration, which is only available on a VPS and not free. I don't think it...

fopen to local files is enabled and works fine, but fopen to external files that you are not the owner of on other servers is disabled through safe mode as far as I can tell.

Just for reference, if you do use the HTML file authentication, the file has to remain in place permanently in order to retain verification of ownership and it cannot be deleted after the initial process as it will be polled intermittently to ensure that you are still a valid owner of the...

The only way you'll be able to gain access to features, such as fopen(), that are disabled on free hosting is to upgrade to one of x10's paid plans. These restrictions are in place to prevent abuse of the servers.

When you upload your website's files, you need to put them into the public_html folder in order for them to be publicly visible, any files placed in directories above this will not be available.

That's a bit of an odd way of doing it, but anyway, get rid of the echo and add some curly-brackets:

Go into cPanel and go to 'MySQL Databases'. There you can remove the user from the database and then re-add them.

Your first priority should definitely be to make a new header banner, that current one looks like it was made in way too much of a rush. All page images should have a decent amount of time put in to ensure that you get the best possible end product, which will provide the best experience for...

Google doesn't care about your house, or anyone else's for that matter. I have never had a problem with Google maps because it isn't Google taking the photos, they are just buying the photos from various mapping data provider, so if there is anyone you should have a problem with it is them, not...

Style sheets shouldn't really be located in the cgi-bin folder, but it shouldn't stop them from working though. Try changing to