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As of Jan 5, 18:55 PST/Jan 6, 2:55 UTC, I can't reproduce the behavior in FF 3.5 on OS X 10.4.11 when visiting http://alexandoslinux.co.cc/forum/index.php. I've refreshed the page roughly 20 times. Hopefully, it was a transient problem with the server. Are you still experiencing the behavior?

Requiring a visitor to login won't guarantee security (just ask Myspace). You'll need to filter out unsafe text using (e.g.) the filter functions. If you wish to allow some HTML, you'll need to find (or write, but I don't recommend that path if you're a security newb) a whitelist filter.

gsonline probably changed the path in the script, thus changing where adb_feeds needed to be located.

I'm seeing the same thing. The <select> is there, it's just hidden. I was able to temporarily fix it by using Firebug to disable the 'height' properties on #atp_mod_con > .marow > .mavalue and #atp_mod_con > .marow. The site developers will need to implement a permanent fix.

You need to go to the co.cc site and setup your domain. Currently, dmsss.co.cc doesn't resolve to an X10 server. Go to your site (http://dmsss.co.cc/) to start.

What's the URI for the page? What browser are you using (including version)? How are you installing phpBB, via Softaculous or by hand? Be more descriptive.

I believe so. A web search supports my belief.

Edit (again): Done, sent to your sky e-mail address. And to teach you to fish, check the account panel. The user name it shows should be your site user name, rather than your forum user name.

You could create a forward for each recipient, or set up a mailing list and subscribe the 6 addresses. Check the "Mail" section in cPanel.

According to the article, WordPress calls stripslashes if magic_quotes_gpc is set, then adds slashes. It's not worse per se, since there's only one round of quote escaping but there are two systems you'd need to change to prevent escaping quotes. If you alter the theme to remove slashes, then it...

I don't recommend W3Schools. The quality of the information varies widely. Tizag Tutorials is a little better, but some of it is out of date. Learning to program doesn't mean learning to program in a specific language; learning PHP vs learning C# and ASP.Net is a false dichotomy. If you want to...

I haven't tried to reverse engineer the flash movie (yet), but it looks like it loads other files. This suggests one of a few scenarios: The resource locations are hard-coded, but nothing exists there The resource locations need to be passed to the flash movie via flashvars If index.html...

Did you try to edit a row as the doc for $cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri'] suggests? Did you try creating a new table with a few entries in an existing database, and exporting that? Have you ever been able to export a database? Also, try: exporting with as few options as possible, such as exporting only...

Seconded. Also, learn about HTTP and web servers. In particular, the relationship between a URI and the files on a web server. At its most basic, a web server maps a URI to a file by appending the path part of the URI to the document root, which is "~/public_html" in this case (e.g...

It might be worse than you think. Alex Choo states back in 2007 that WordPress escapes quotes even when magic quotes is turned off. The offending lines are in wp-settings.php, though editing this file is a brittle solution. If you ever upgrade WordPress, it's easy to forget that you customized...

Did you change the link in the form to use the script in cgi-bin? The error message indicates it's still trying to use the one in scgi-bin. As for support, that's a big difference between paid and free hosting. There are quite a few more free users than paid users, many clamoring for help. The...

What options are you picking? What databases, export format, export type, save as file (or not) &c? What happens if you try other options (specifically changing which databases you're exporting and which export type)? It's not whether you did or are, it's how the server is set up. That said, I...

Never post a password, even if it's been hashed. Edit your post right now and replace the hash with some other string (e.g. ellipses or asterisks) as I have done. Anyway, that error looks like a failure within the app's own authentication system, as opposed to a problem authenticating the DB...