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It would inevitably be slower at crawling, but I think that it will be outweighed by being hugely beneficial to keeping users on the page without them getting bored. Just make sure you manage the thumbnails efficiently, as the storage space required could easily grow exponentially. Good luck.

The problem I am seeing is that because you are using the full size images in the thumbnails, it takes ages for even the thumbnails to load which is more than a little frustrating. Perhaps the balance would be to load small versions of the images for the thumbnails whilst loading the full size...

Absolut is currently being transferred and access to the MySQL server is not currently available. When the transfer is complete, your databases will be restored.

The solution is to go into cPanel, go to 'Remote MySQL' and enter 'int.fris.x10hosting.com'. As long as your username and password is correct, that should restore access.

All of those except for ns1.examplehost.com should work, although the IP is the one that is guaranteed to.

It's not something that has been added. I would assume that the popup may have come from an ad on your page or something of that kind.

XAMPP has no built in SSH, it relies on the system having it pre-installed or the user installing it themselves. The SSH daemon also needs to be running and listening for connections. To login with SSH, go into terminal or command prompt and type the following: It may then ask you if you wish...

You'll need some form of image editing program or you could use one of the thousands of free online services that do it for you: http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=image+converter&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 http://www.coolutils.com/Online/Image-Converter/

Do you mean the Guest Additions? Allows stuff like unified desktop etc.

By nature define is only actually allowed to store simple string, float, bool or int values, nothing more; so no arrays, objects, etc. That code shouldn't work, and if it does you are using a feature/bug that is beyond the PHP specification and could break with any update. The better way to do...

You seem to have an odd mix of synchronous and asynchronous code in there, so I have made it all asynchronous: var xmlhttp = null; var result = ""; function get_data(url) { xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); xmlhttp.open("GET", url, true); xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = rec_data...

My only gripe is that there are too few, it seems they loop over after about 7-8 different ones. Looks like you need to do some joke/pun research.

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Is the index.php file actually uploaded and in the correct directory. The only other thing that would cause that would be a redirect in the .htaccess file.

The DNS nameservers are: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com To use it here you'll have to add it in cPanel or in your account panel, depending on how you wish to use it.

It doesn't really matter if you leave it there anyway. I suggest you just add it now and forget about it.

Is the script actually executing? It looks to me like you have a load of newlines that shouldn't be there. I haven't bothered looking at the rest for the moment, but try this first:

Go into cPanel, click 'Remote MySQL' and add 'int.fris.x10hosting.com'. Edit: If that's not working then try removing the MySQL user in cPanel and recreate it and reassign it privileges.

I'm not seeing the default website error page, although it is now showing 500 errors on every request. The first thing to check would be to see if you have any .htaccess files in the root of the domain and try renaming them.

Your site is showing an index page, which means you are yet to upload any files to the site. I imagine cPanel is probably back up now too.