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Not at the moment. Currently it is just like the hundred of other tech forums that start up every day expecting to be the next big thing. What it needs is a huge amount of input from yourself that will spark interest and create discussion. My first recommendation is to start working on a custom...

The main way you will attract members is through having unique content that people will want to join to discuss and be a part of.

Not sure about the .htaccess Try this for the Cron:

Unless the PHP script is running on that computer, no. Besides, that would be a huge privacy problem if it was available, would you really want anyone on the internet taking all your computer info?

The simplest way would be to create a page, similar to what Zubair suggested but not named index.html but instead named something like offline.html. You would then need to look inside your Wordpress install and find the PHP code that checks the database connection and alter it so that when an...

There's not really a lot to review here as it looks to me like it is still just a stock install of MyBB. My main recommendation would be to find yourself a good theme or create one yourself and then come and ask for a review of that. Other than that, I'd say you have a few too many forums in...

I'm not sure you're actually listening to what is being said, under NO circumstances will your account be unsuspended. If you didn't keep backups of your own site, that is not x10's problem, it is yours alone. Also, x10 is not legally required to give you your files back and it definitely isn't...

It is really those two factors that are most important. The radically lower account density on the paid servers mean that cPanel and its associated services are not constantly choking under the load of thousands of users, as we see all too often on the free servers. As for abusers, almost no...

No idea then. You could try it without the <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> wrapper, to see if that is causing the problem, otherwise I can't see anything wrong with the code. The other alternative is that the .htaccess file is not even being loaded, make sure the permissions are set up correctly.

Try getting rid of the forward slashes before the question mark:

Everyone should know that redistributing copyrighted works is illegal, so you have no excuse that will stand any sort of scrutiny. It does not matter whether this is your first suspension, you agreed not to the X10 ToS on signup and therefore you should have understood the consequences of your...

MySQL Host = localhost Nameserver addresses: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com

It would help us tremendously if you could provide the command entering in cPanel for the cron job and the contents of the .htaccess file.

Depends whether he is trying to centre the actual text, or whether he is trying to centre the content. Your centres the text, whilst mine puts the content in a box and centres that. So depending on what he wants, either could be right. I couldn't load his site at the time so I wasn't entirely...

This should do it:

Try this: Also, it's .htaccess not .htacces . Apache will not recognise the file if it is not named correctly.

I suggest you leave all the other things there and append that line on the end. Those other lines look like they are redirecting your old domain to your new one.

OK, that last one I gave you was wrong. If you just want to redirect the one page it is: All other files will show the wordpress directory in the URL bar. If you want all queries to go into Wordpress directory. e.g. http://hamid.elaosta.com/item to open http://hamid.elaosta.com/wordpress/item...

Are you looking to redirect only one single page? If so, you could just add this to the end of your .htaccess: Edit: Might be something wrong in there actually, so it might not work.

I'm not sure you can actually use DirectoryIndex to point to an index in another directory, but I may be wrong as I have never actually tried. You may have to use URL rewriting, as is already used in your .htaccess.