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Try adding more \n's. So put two on the end of each line instead of one.

Well I'm not blonde and today hasn't been too bad so I don't know. lol Just a moment of stupidity I guess.

Welcome to x10Hosting Jay. I hope you enjoy your stay with us. We do have an introductions forum, but here is just as good I suppose.

So can this be closed now?

That error suggests that it couldn't find the database you told it to use. Check that the database name is correct.

The host name is "localhost" (No space & without the quotes)

The database name will be your cPanel username followed by a underscore then whatever you chose as the name. eg.

oh yeah, it says that to the left of his post doesn't it. *Slaps forehead*

Welcome to x10Hosting Arjun. I hope you enjoy your stay with us.

Unlucky. You live in Australia or New Zealand don't you.

Congratulations. I'm on summer holiday so I don't have to get to school either.

Don't worry, it's not the end of the world or anything.

*Moved to Crossfire where it belongs*

I wouldn't buy their software, but the trial seems to be fine, no viruses or anything, and it uninstalls correctly.

There is a neat tool here called table to css, and it is supposed to be able to convert a template made with tables into one made using CSS. Unfortunately it's only a trial, but it may still be of some use.

I think he's fixed that problem, because I can see his index.php file. Login to cPanel, and click on MySQL Databases, there it'll show you how many databases you have.

IT staff often have a hard job, and rarely get recognition for their work. I agree with Luke, people need to stop stereotyping them.

Login to your cPanel account, open the file manager, find the folder that vSignup is installed in, find config.php, select it, click edit. There should be a section on MySQL configuration, there you need to enter your database name, database username and password, then save the file. You should...

That looks quite cool. So it basically grabs the source code, lets you edit it with a WYSIWYG editor, the lets you upload it back to your site. Quite a good idea, but it won't work with PHP files.

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