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Note where the traceroute stopped: 12.83.32.145 That is ATT and several hops before it would get close to x10hosting or their data center at SingleHop. ATT is messing up.

Took me back to 1996 Word based colors aren't bad.

Web is 80 (if ATT can't figure that out, I would doubt they can do anything) If you cannot reach your cPanel, that is 2083 (for https).

Re: mysql_fetch_array() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in C:\xampp $result=mysql_query("SELECT*FORM form"); FROM, not FORM Note that line 25 is while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result)) The error message says you gave it a boolean value, ie $result is True or False...

It stops at 12.83.33.129 , which belongs to ATT Another member had it stop at 12.83.35.69 , which belongs to ATT. If x10hosting were blocking it, it would stop somewhere in SingleHop. I am suspicious of the "yellow warning" about malware etc. I wonder if ATT is "protecting" you from what...

1. Open a command prompt in Windows 2. Type in tracert richards-creations.pcriot.com 3. Post the results here.

1. Open a command prompt in Windows 2. Type in tracert richards-creations.pcriot.com 3. Post the results here.

Can you visit badges.x10.bz (not on absolut)? You are the second member with their site on absolut.x10hosting.com and seem to be trying to view it from an sbcglobal.net ISP and not being able to view their site, despite the fact that others can see it. Maybe check with sbcglobal to see if...

You are the second member with their site on absolut.x10hosting.com and seem to be trying to view it from an sbcglobal.net ISP and not being able to view their site, despite the fact that others can see it. Maybe check with sbcglobal to see if they are blocking the address 198.91.81.2

This is what I see on page2

I can see your site. Bubble Shooter, Underwater Bowling. If you are trying to get into cPanel, what URL are you using?

I think I had a brain fart. cPanel -> mySQL Databases You should see the name of the db user assigned to the old WP database Create a new user with a new password. Add that user to the old WP database. (remember the full name is cPanelUserName_whatever) Use that info in the WP config file.

Use your cPanel username for the db username. Use you cPanel password as the db password.

cPanel -> phpMyAdmin Choose the old WP database Export and download it. Do the same for your new WP database. Then, delete all the tables in the new DB. Then, Import the copy of the OLD DB into the new DB. Conversely, you can try to use the OLD db. Edit the WP files to use the old db. Use...

1. You don't test the result of the execute() command. You should. 2. Try using errorInfo() and then printing out the results. 3. Print out what array('email' => $email, 'username' => $username, 'password' => $password, 'firstname' => $first_name, 'lastname' => $last_name, 'gender' =>...

Clear your browser cache and history too.

Using cPanel --> FileManager OR FTP client, making sure hidden/dot files are visible Go to public_html, open .htaccess to edit Add line: DirectoryIndex index.html index.php index.htm wp/index.php

I end up at a personales.ya.com page.

Works with the www for me. You usually have to add a CNAME entry pointing www.whatever.com to whatever.com

Have you checked the permissions on /home/aotaelem/.htpasswds and on /home/aotaelem/.htpasswds/public_html and on /home/aotaelem/.htpasswds/public_html/my_password_protected_directory and on /home/aotaelem/.htpasswds/public_html/my_password_protected_directory/passwd ??