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Don't base your assumption that they are always on the fact that they have been slow for a day or two; the servers are under excess load currently and it could be a few more days before a solution to the slow SQL is found.

There are a few known problems with the profiles on the forums for anyone with a username with any non-alphanumeric characters (i.e - ) in them. For example my account supposedly doesn't exist, despite the fact it obviously does. This was fixed briefly for about a day and then reverted itself...

I don't usually give much of a thought about any football, and that is still pretty much the case for the world cup; in any case I couldn't really care less about who wins. If I had to go with either side, I would have to say Spain, although not because the Octopus said so.

Sounds like your browser was still using the cached version of the CSS page then despite your cache clearance, as any changes made to the file are instantaneous. It is possible you are accessing through a caching proxy that was giving you the same file each time. Anyway, glad to hear it's fixed now.

There aren't any others really, the browser is designed to interpret only HTML (plus a few others) and to design websites it is your only main option. If you feel that coding it all yourself is beyond what you want to do then perhaps you could consider a WYSIWYG environment where it will create...

To capitalise only the first letters, you can use ucfirst() or ucwords() depending on how you want it formatted, although you may have to do a strtolower() on the string first. The code you are looking for is going to be in the code that outputs the categories list, which could be in a plugin or...

If it lets you, just use x10's nameservers and ignore what that is saying, if it doesn't let you change them then you'll have to get the IP of the server you are on and give it to them to add to their name servers. If you need to find the IP of the server you are on, just ping your current URL.

For the sake of closing this issue, this is what Misson is suggesting: <?php header("Content-type: image/png"); $im=imagecreatetruecolor(120, 20) or die('Cannot Initialize new GD image stream'); $text_color=imagecolorallocate($im, 233, 14, 91); imagestring($im, 1, 5, 5, 'A Simple Text...

You've already posted this question and got the correct response in your other thread.

At the registrar, set the nameservers to ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com . If you want to set it as your main domain, go into your account panel and change it there. If you want it to be an addon or parked domain, go into cPanel and use the relevant section.

First, try clearing your cache, as the the browser may still be using the older CSS file. If it doesn't change it then you'll have to delve into the PHP to look for a strtoupper in the code that outputs that section of the page, this can usually be done with a quick search that looks through the...

As for how much you need to pay, it would be $3.95/month to switch to x10Premium hosting that - correct me if I'm wrong - does support these features.

Your error is on the line it states, you forgot to close the double-quotes:

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We don't really need a shoutbox due to the fact that there is an x10 IRC server at irc.x10hosting.com, which is also connected to the chat button at the top of the page. There's generally a few people usually online.

Link exchanging isn't as beneficial as it is made out to be, Google states that it can even be detrimental to your search rankings if used in excess i.e Any more than one or two other sites I would assume.

That is nothing to worry about, it is just the server configured with the incorrect certificate for the https connection

It does work, just try accessing this file: http://lemon.x10hosting.com/secrettestfolder/supersecretfile.php It does exist and I have just set the folder to 750. So this does work, however your .htaccess solution works better. Edit: I'll be deleting that folder and file tomorrow though once...

I think the only way to do this would be through Javascript onload. Have it setup so that PHP populates a javascript array containing the URLs of every big image and when the onload triggers create the image items dynamically that'll then start the download of the bigger items.

_private is not the folder you are looking for. Either put the files in the directory above public_html or create a new folder and set the permissions to deny access from 'world'.