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Can you open the console (F12 or Inspect element), press the 'update' button and report what appears in the console (usually in red text)?

Have you tried deleting the PHPSESSID cookie for that page or reopening the browser so that you could get a new session generated? From the looks of this, this could be either a permission issue or to do with storage and the fact that it can't write due to not having enough of it.

Are you able to use a service such as Google Drive to host the video and have the media player on your site?

Check with them if port 2083 is black or white listed.

Are you using a VPN or a proxy by any chance?

It works for me. Do note that DNS propagation can take a while (usually within the 48 hours of it beginning) and it can also take a bit to get to your side because of your ISP DNS caching (it can take a few hours to reach their DNS servers) and the cache sitting on your device. As of now...

Yes. Yes it is.

With that out of the way, there are many factors as pointed out in where you have linked. Mod_security2 is likely to be the case here (assuming that the permissions ARE correct).

Back to the initial issue. Have you checked the .htaccess file for anything that got disabled (as listed in one of the stickied threads)?

So you got www. to work with CloudFlare? That must mean that the issue is solved. What I offered was (as I said) to skip CloudFlare, so I would say that what you used instead is better. Haha.

TBH, I haven't really checked if any of the content was cached (there's a crazy amount of requests). Though what I had noticed was that the first page load was very long.

Google Chrome says 3.7MB every time. I'm guessing the site you used also did the downloading of the audio...

You can modify them manually so that they COULD skip CloudFlare. The first CNAME you listed is the one that we need to focus on. Try changing 'www.acew.x10host.com.cdn.cloudflare.net' to 'acew.x10host.com'

Looks like it's all those reques- Oh wait I just scrolled down and I definitely see serious lag and glitching. Just found out that the end of the page is half way the scroll bar shows, which could be to do with it. -------------------------------- Off-topic (not like this post is on-topic...

You get a blank page? If you're able to access the control panel then you'll need to check out the advanced DNS zone editor section and see if there's a www.acew.x10.mx entry that's under CNAME pointing towards the non-www one.

Are you by any chance using Cloudflare?

It works by default. When registering, there isn't any option to add or remove "support." Even if you add 'www.' to the sub-domain while registering, there's a large chance that it the default prefix would end up making the URL work with an extra www. like 'www.www.example.x10.com' as it adds on...

I did a quick search and it seems that you were half right in the first place. You just have to use [ ] and not < > and don't use any quotes around the colour you're wanting to use.

Lol. <font> is depreciated in HTML5, the reason why spans are being used to do the job these days. ;)

If it has that prefix then add it to the beginning of the user name in the config file. TBH, I haven't used X10 for quite a while so it's not a surprise to me that I wasn't aware. Haha.