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here is a nice tutorial using filezilla, which is the best FTP I've used: http://www.velnetsupport.co.uk/parrots/FTP/Filezilla/ There are many other tutorials that you could have found if you had search on google, but, obviously, you didn't.

I personnally use http://enarion.net/google/phpsitemapng/ since there are some issues running CGI here at X10 on free servers.

these mean that there is an error. check if the files '/home/lordsatw/public_html/includes/inc-setup.php' and '/home/lordsatw/public_html/includes/inc-setup.php' exists.

If I am right, the only way for you to install specific modules on perl in X10 is if you have a VPS or a whole server. However try to include the module use use Module::Name();

Okay, Thanks

What do you mean by new module? If you mean perl module, then go on the cpan website for a list of modules. http://www.cpan.org/ If you want to install the GT modules, follow the instructions. http://www.geniustrader.org/first_use.html

If you see an 404 error, it's probably because cPanel is using a cached copy of your files, and the server is using the real time copy. wait some time, and the error should go away.

I have a question, do I need to put the <?php ?> tags when using the shebangs? if so, were do I put them?

Some coding guidlines: *Always, always, always indent your code. *Always, always, always make security an issue. *Understand what you code is meant to do, and what it does. If you don't, then it's not your code.

And also, if you are seriously lazy, you'll end up copying past forms and slightly modifying them each time for your needs.

That's the problem with cPanel. The features it has will inevitably be extremely useful to a bunch of people.

Happy birthday! this means that there is at least another year of GREAT service!

I am currently working on a centralized link manager. It is called LinkDB. The installation is a bit hard, for now, but there is link access logging available. http://afrosoft.co.cc/script/en/linkdb

Well this is good when all of your data is contained in a database, but when you have some semi-static, such as templates containing the content being dynamically loaded at runtime, you are better off using a spider to index all your site.

I've always been a fan of OOP, as it permits you to group similar functions under a common context.

I believe that he did not put joomla in public_html, but rather directly in /home/username. In my opinion, unless you want to manually edit tons of files, you're better off reinstalling it in the right place.

I usually don't read it. If I have a question that the doc can't answer I: * Search google for tutorials, examples or docs * Search for projects that implement what I am trying to do and inspire myself * Ask for advice on the forums.

I am not saying that it is a scam website, but it really looks like it. It is exactly or almost the layout and content of the real skype account login page, and most of the links point to the actual skype website. EDIT Actually, I believe that it is a scam site since the apostrophe character on...

It is quite normal that you don't see anything, as you are doing an echo not on the values, but on the result of the assignment.

how can a regular static html file can call some server side cgi?