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If it does it with X, why are you posting different code? The error message states the line number where the error is happening. If you refuse to indicate which line of code that is, I cannot help.

Why do you want to access it via FTP?

A. Is it still giving that error? B. If the message says in "pages/clan.php on line 14." then, 1) open pages/clan.php in the CodeEditor 2) Copy lines 10 thru 16 3) Post them here indicating clearly which is line 14 (or whatever the error message says) You might also want to use phpMyAdmin to...

Confirm that it is a problem on Vox. DB access from scripts (ie WordPress) is not affected.

looking for some good cheese

Bump It also seems that your main (x10hosting supplied) domain has the same problem. Can an Admin look into this (he PM'ed me with the domain name that has the problem and it still shows the default page cgi page. )

No way to get them back.

Domain name?

1. Do not use xHosting Basic 2. Are you ADDING the user to the database? And you do not get an options page when you try to add it?

Go to cPanel mySQL Databases (where you created the DB) Create a user, writing down the password Add user to DB, giving ALL PRIVILIGES Also, use mysqli_ or PDO. mysql_ is deprecated as of PHP 5.5 and will eventually be removed from PHP.

If the file name is myimage.jpg (do not use spaces in your file names, and try to use all lower case) and If you uploaded the file to public_html the url is /myimage.jpg If you created a subdirectory of public_html named images (do not use spaces in your directory names and try to use all...

Try 1) set nameservers to x10hosting 2) park domain 3) reset nameservers (at your registrar) to Cloudflare

"Total Eclipse Of The Heart" ? You don't look that old. :D (and you misspelled Eclipse) (and you might consider "hiding" your email address so it doesn't get grabbed by a spider and put on spammer's lists - you can google ways of doing it)

Clear your browser's cache and history. Close browser. Open browser. Check site.

You placed the images into public_html but your homepage is looking for them in public_html/assets/ a) create a new directory named assets in public_html and move the images there OR b) change your homepage html

What host are you using to connect? What username are you using to connect? Are you using your cPanel password? (do not post your password here) Are you using regular FTP or are you trying SFTP or FTPS?

What do you mean "doesn't like" ? Works fine for me to connect to my account on vox.x10hosting.com

Place favicon.ico in the website root. For your main domain, that would be in public_html If you have an add on domain, put the icon in its home directory.

Try using your cPanel username, which is different from you Forum username.

After you set up the forum 1) make regular backups 2) download the backup 3) to save space, delete the backup from the x10 server 4) distribute the backups to your "team" -- that way if the site admin "goes rogue", you have a copy of the forum to start somewhere else.