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Download files from OneSite Export database from OneSite Upload files to x10 Create database and database user at x10 Import database to new database at x10 Update wp-config.php with new database info Add domain in cPanel and as Addon Domain Change name-servers for domain at GoDaddy to...

If you don't have an add-on domain, you can just use a sub-directory. Example: Site 1 at http://user.x10host.com and Site 2 at http://user.x10host.com/othersite/

Having a similar issue. Stuck in paper_lantern theme. If I try to select x10x3 it just reloads to Home screen still with the paper_lanter theme. The account is kolbysx1 on xo7.x10hosting.com

Use a program such as FileOptimizer or service such as Kracken.io to optimize your images (lossless or lossy) and then re-upload them. This should free up some space in the meantime.

just sign up for a new account

<form id="ajax-contact-form" action=""> Isn't there suppose to be something in the action quotes?

In cPanel go to "MX Entry", select radio button for "Remote Mail Exchanger" and click the "Change" button. Then click "Edit" at the bottom to change the actual MX record.

I was able to view on http://vertix.x10host.com/ on desktop and mobile without an error. I would recommend asking in Muse forms at https://forums.adobe.com/community/muse

There is probably some redundancy in this, but create a .htaccess file in public_html with the following: <IfModule mod_deflate.c> <IfModule mod_setenvif.c> BrowserMatch ^Mozilla/4 gzip-only-text/html BrowserMatch ^Mozilla/4\.0[678] no-gzip BrowserMatch \bMSIE...

It appears the images directory was not uploaded. Best guess using phone.

Works for me http://kolbys.x10host.com/pinfo.php (This will redirect you to http://kolbys.net/pinfo.php do to .htaccess)

Make sure the PHP 7 settings look like: If that does not work, create .php file with the following code and post a link. <? phpinfo(); ?>

Go to "Select PHP Version" and make sure mysqli, mysqlnd and pdo_mysql are checked for PHP 7

Check the File Manger with "Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)" box checked. Please keep in mind that inodes are files, folders and symlinks.

Check the configuration file for the application you are using. This might be something such as wp-config.php , db-config.php , configuration.php , etc.

For future reference, if you use the Softaculous Apps Installer you can create backups from the All/Scripts Installations page and restore them from Backups and Restore.

You can also use the Disk Space Usage tool to see where the space is being used.

I just tried but got the error: You cannot open this file because it is either a directory or file larger than one megabyte (1 MB). To edit the file, download it and use a local editor.