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Try enabling 'nd_mysqli'.

You might need to reupload the theme.

Does the option surrounded by red look like that when visiting the page?

What did you do before this happened?

Have you tried checking the 'select PHP version' section in cPanel for if 'mysqlnd' or/and 'mysqli' is not selected? I would stay with mysqli if possible. It would be much safer.

Would you be talking about the default website builder? Also, wrong forum. :p

Please respect others here. From what I see, there is a lack of it from you throughout these forums. --------------------------- When it comes to mobile, the YouTube embed's do not automatically fit with the screen (they go out of bounds). That might need looking at. There are a few other...

You can enable this module in cPanel. cPanel X3 (refer to 'switch theme') > Select PHP version

Yup. Noticed after posting (was going through all these new threads). Not sure if this sort of issue is being looked into.

MySQL users and databases can only be accessed locally on the server it is hosted on via PHP using the 'localhost' hostname. Remote MySQL connections will not work on free hosting.

If you were to look at tutorials or/and scripts then I suggest improving them after. Just by Googling, I found some tutorials with serious issues. Mainly being the fact that they are hashing using md5 and that alone. Special mention goes to Tutorialzine for their 2009 tutorial. There is way...

The web server would be the one looking for such files. By default, Apache's configuration is set to look out for index files such as 'index.html' (and 'index.php' after installation of PHP, they have priority and can be configured to be something other than having the 'index' prefix) in...

I do see some keywords that would be in a mod_security2 rule that would be getting triggered.

In addition to what was said, mobile networks can count due to the fact that they typically use proxies themselves.

As long as it doesn't exceed 50,000 files, it should be okay (I however suggest to keep as far away from the limit as possible due to how it can break things).

If you have any databases, you can export them in phpMyAdmin. As for the files, you can download and upload them via FTP. By 'large', do you mean as in the file size?

In those href attributes having the issue, add '/' to the beginning. I would also do the same for the source (src) for the logo (so that it does not use '..' in the beginning). Also, you might want to remove the tags from the migration file as they are causing a syntax error (as seen in the...

The tags would go into index.html, not the migrate JS file. After the last line shown is where the tags should be placed

It looks like you are using WordPress.. You could try editing the index.html file in / (the document root, in 'public_html/' and add those lines in after the jQuery (migrate) one. I would do a backup just in case if you have not already. There's this too, if you want to try it out first...

Well, you might need to request the rest of the files in that screenshot that are not requested already on the main page in order for it to work. Try including these: <script type='text/javascript' src='admin/wp-content/themes/boston-rowing/js/jquery.assets5152.js?ver=1.0'></script> <script...