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In Python, you can use time.strftime to get the server local time formatted as a string. PHP also has a strftime (no big surprise, since both are based on the C library function of the same name).

Other than the mysterious $error variable, there's nothing that needs immediate attention. Shame, shame. It doesn't take much to type out a few column names.

Don't threadjack and don't revive old threads without very good reason. Start your own thread. Use [php], [html] or [code] tags (as appropriate) to separate & format code.

I almost forgot: it's best not to use SELECT *. Select only the columns you need.

Perhaps as a reference, but primary sources (W3.org, php.net, dev.mysql.com &c.) are better. As for W3Schools tutorials, they result in too many bad habits; anyone using them will have to unlearn what they pick up. There are plenty of better, free resources out there. These days, there's no...

W3Schools is outdated, inaccurate and incomplete, and it's not just my opinion.

Is unlink returning true or false? The thread title says one thing, your post another. If it's returning false, use set_error_handler to capture the error or error_reporting (temporarily) to output it. The former is what you should do in production code, the latter for quick & dirty debugging.

There isn't enough to test and, at the same time, there's too much (for example, the DB access code is probably extraneous; if not, the sample needs to be extended to include a test table schema & test data). Please post a minimal test case and a link to a live page. Creating the minimal test...

The meta refresh is equivalent to the HTTP Refresh header, which only HTTP user agents pay any attention to. Cron doesn't process HTML and it doesn't load pages, it runs commands. The most processing it ever does with output is e-mail it. Which loop are you referring to in "over-write the...

As far as I can tell, that error means the account panel can't find your site package. It's probably caused by cPanel issues, described in the announcement at the top of this very forum. The admins are going to be working hard on that problem for awhile. Hopefully, that will also fix your issue...

Read the announcement at the top of this very forum. The admins are going to be working hard on this for awhile.

It's probably caused by cPanel issues, described in the announcement at the top of the Free Hosting forum page. The admins are going to be working hard on that problem for awhile.

Read the announcement at the top of this very forum.

It's probably related to the cPanel issues described in the announcement at the top of this very forum. The admins are going to be working hard on that problem for awhile. Hopefully, that will also fix your issue.

Read the announcement at the top of this very forum.

Python 2.6, which is mentioned in previous threads. If you're not certain, you can always check what version of any particular software is installed. Once the cPanel issues are taken care of, check the status of the Python MySQL extension, which (it turns out) was installed as an exception...

From what I see, those domains aren't managed by the X10 name servers but by nameserverffs.com. You need to set X10 as the authority for your domain names. You might not be able to finish this process, as cPanel is having issues, described in the announcement at the top of the Free Hosting forum...

It's caused by cPanel issues, described in the announcement at the top of the Free Hosting forum page. The admins are going to be working hard on that problem for awhile. For now, all you can do is wait.

Start by reading the sticky "Attention: [PLEASE READ] Regarding Boru MySQL databases" in this very forum. Also make sure you read the announcement at the top of the Free Hosting forum page.

Google is your friend.