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Firstly, this isn't the right forum for this request. Anyway, you don't need any scripts to upload images or any other files, as you can either us the 'File Manager' in cPanel or access and upload the files using FTP.

FTP is probably the best alternative you can use to upload files to your web-space; it is both fast and the Apache/PHP limitations obviously also do not apply there.

Sending emails through PHP with the mail() function should be enabled. Use of SMTP servers is allowed too, but there have been some previous issues with the correct ports not being available. On free hosting there should be no delay, but bear in mind that you are limited to 100 emails per hour...

That has to be the vaguest question I've seen today. There are literally millions of tutorials and examples for learning and using PHP, I'd post a Google search link but I'm pretty sure you could manage that yourself. PHP.net also has a helpful list of all the standard functions available.

A couple of things I thought I would mention: 1. There is no provision for people who have Flash turned off, it just appears as a black page with no hint as to why or what the page is about. 2. Lose the hit counter, use an analytics tool instead so it doesn't have to show up on your site...

I sounds more like a DNS mishap, as sometimes the registrars will forward your domain to a page of ads if there is no defined name-servers or if it can't find a record on the name-servers for that particular domain. However, it sounds like the issue has solved itself as both myself and Descalzo...

Considering they both are running essentially the same versions of Apache, I would assume that they are both as stable as each other. Considering I don't run Windows, WAMP has never been an option, although the Mac version called MAMP has been one I have used but I have always felt that XAMPP is...

Sounds to me like your monitor is having some problems displaying it. Is it CRT? If not, then try fiddling with some of the sync settings.

That script is not only against the Tos but it is also only took me 30 seconds to find a pretty major security hole that allowed me to upload files that aren't image files and then have the server accept them and host them.

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If your server is one of the ones currently being transferred, you may have to wait until the migrations are complete before the process of working through the requests will start again. To keep up to date with how the work is progressing, use the relevant thread from the 'News and...

You might want to note that use of PHP ob_flush is not really the ideal solution in terms of server, user and browser friendliness. Basically, if the server is continuously sending data then the browser will never receive the full page contents and has to guess how the tags will be closed and...

Most, if not all, of the free servers are currently undergoing a upgrade/cleanup and as such any new account signups may have been put on hold until the work has completed. If it says it is still in the queue, then it should just be a case of waiting until the process of activating accounts...

Far from it, I have no definitive answer for what is going on but we all know Fris is having a number of issues and I am just extrapolating from that along with any information garnered from the update thread.

The server is actually switched on, as it is responding to ping. However, it does appear that all of the main services are currently offline, including all the ones you listed above. This is likely due to the fast approaching transferral of data in the coming days and any preparatory work or...

Depending upon how you wish the user to interact with the login there are a variety of methods available to you: • PHP login: This is how most registration based websites function and there are literally thousands of examples to be found through Google. This sort of system can be very extensible...

The Javascript required would really be quite trivial and would just be a case of populating img tags src from an array containing the URLs of the images in the current page. Adding a 'loading image' overlay whilst the image is still transferring would also add to the UI for any particularly...

If the large images are what defines your site, then removing them wouldn't really get you anywhere. However, another alternative would be to only load the large images when the user clicks or mouseovers the image; this is a balance of how Google will take you out of the page just to see a large...

First, read every word of the update post...twice. After doing that, you should understand the issues that Fris is currently having and the possible reasons why it has currently been taken offline; I don't think the migration for Fris is scheduled to start quite yet, but it is possible there are...

Safe mode prevents malicious or intensive scripts from accessing some of the more in depth features of PHP such as system() and passthru(), this ensures that there is a better service for all users and closes some security issues that would be apparent if it were disabled. Although technically...