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Can you create a new PHP script and only use the added part? Also, echo whatever text you want after the last echo so that we can see if the script succeeds if it were to not 403. I believe we're getting onto something here.

Are those all affected? Have you tried clearing the cache and using a different network such as mobile data?

Would this small section be HTML or PHP? What is that section supposed to do?

Okay. So that crosses Freedom traffic redirection out from the list. Does this happen to any other devices or just your PC?

Mind stating the changes that were in the newer version of the script? (Basically a little change log.)

Oh. By free domains, I mean ones like from Freenom.

Try clearing your cache. Have you placed any ADs on your site? Are you using a free domain by any chance?

You mean TeamSpeak 3 Webinterface? If so then that shouldn't be used on free hosting.

If it says that then that either means that you're in a different country or using a proxy/VPN.

mysql_*() functions aren't really the safest thing to use these days. The warning is basically saying that it's now unsupported and so it will be removed in a future PHP version (in this case, PHP7). Now, there's a few things you can do. 1. The best way of doing things is to either use MySQLi...

I'm calling 'pong.'

You can add the *.x10host.com sub-domain, store the Google index file thingy (proof) on the document root, and send a removal request to Google. This won't exclude the TLD you have from their index and the sub-domain you're not wanting should go within a couple of days.

You can add the sub-domain as a site and request removal.

Are you using anything like a VPN or proxy? Mobile networks also count (they use a proxy too).

If you had added it as an addon domain just fine then it should be doing what you're wanting it to do. Have you got any redirect set for the domain?

Little tips when it comes to PNG file size and speedy requests.... I use http://compresspng.com/ (lossy) first and THEN https://tinypng.com/ (loseless). In order, they're very effective in decreasing the file size by a crazy amount.

You cannot execute Python scripts on free hosting.

It was because update_option() didn't exist at the time you were calling for it.

That's very unusual. It doesn't look like it's something that would be caused by MySQL alone...

Ooo.. You'll need that file. Okay, so you'll need to switch cPanel "theme" using the option in the header and picking something like cPanelX3 (or whatever it's called), open phpMyAdmin, press the database on the left pane you want to import the data to, press the 'import' tab, pick the SQL...