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Not sure, but can tag names have spaces in them? If so, can that parser handle them?

What would you like it to be changed to?

creativethinking.x10.mx shows an empty (except cgi-bin) Index of / page for me.

Do you have an email account named "noreply@iharmi.elementfx.com" on your account?

Did some research and I guess I was remembering last year when there was a problem with CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION because safe_mode was enabled on one server.

trying to figure out Futures and Observables

cPanel will list 4 as the limit because it thinks that you can have 2 mySQL and 2 Postgres databases. (apparently no way to configure cPanel differently) x10hosting does not offer Postgres. So, actually, you only have 2 databases.

When I signed up (2009), you were allowed 3. This is when bandwidth/disk space was limited. (package adfree/adfree) Then they changed to unmetered accounts (package adfree/infinity) and reduced the number of databases to 2. Other resources were similarly decreased. A trade off. Those rules...

The term you should Google is "pagination" ... along with terms like PHP and mySQL

You can use various PHP functions to get much of what phpinfo shows. I have a script that uses PHPMailer to send mail via SMTP and a Google Apps account via port 465. Used to work. No longer. Seems they blocked the ports.

My mistake. Forgot that I had used an .htaccess override in my test directory to move the version back when that was causing problems. Now the scriptlet shows 5.4.19 cPanel is still showing the older version, but that might just be for cPanel itself.

That code looks like C#. Won't run on the servers here.

cPanel -> Left column -> a bit past halfway down -> PHP version 5.3.27 (this is on Vox, but all Free servers should be the same) Otherwise, just create a version.php file with: <?php echo phpversion() ; ?>

I show the nameservers for that domain as belonging to CloudFlare, so the problem would be there. A little while ago, x10hosting.com (which also uses CloudFlare) had a similar problem.

<?php $today = date("Y-m-d"); $dbh = new PDO('mysql:host=localhost;dbname=test', 'dbAdmin', '#######'); $stmt = $dbh->prepare("insert into TestGuest(Name, Date, Comment) values (?,?,?)"); $stmt->bindParam(1, $Name); $stmt->bindParam(2, $today); /* Change here */ $stmt->bindParam(3, $Comment)...

1. Clear your browser cache and history. Close your browser. Open your browser. Then check your site.

I do not see any SMF or PHPBB on your site.

$Date = $_POST["date"]; Where do you have a "date" field in your form? If you just want today's date... use PHP to grab the system date and then format it http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php as a string to satisfy mySQL http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/date-and-time-literals.html...

Right now I do not see any SMF on the site but you left some redirection which is messing things up. Did you add the custom domain as an add on? How did you install SMF?

http://network-tools.com/default.asp?prog=express&host=chuckspecialforces.us https://www.whatsmydns.net/#NS/chuckspecialforces.us As of right now, both show that GoDaddy has not changed the settings. The nameservers coming up are theirs, not x10hosting's.