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You COULD suppress the error BUT it's not the right way of handling things. Anyway, something you could refer to: http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=431&t=572752

<?php endif?> <?else:?> If you ask me, this does look a little sudden. If it were to do with the php.ini file then I would imagine it would be to do with short tags. Personally, I haven't seen that type of format of PHP before (which I've quoted), like 'else' is using a colon instead of a curly...

Interesting. Have you tried re-adding the domain, typing the path manually and then pressing the correct path you want to choose below the path text box that appears yellow (public_html/nz/mydomain.com)? Perhaps you'll need to select the option it ends up giving you just before finishing off the...

I would go with add-on domain. Note that in the path part where it would auto-complete, you can specify the precise path you would like by pressing on that field.

You're getting this because you've either exceeded the amount of storage space or the inodes. Try removing files and folders that you don't need.

You certainly can. Remember, you can also add and verify your custom domain so that you can improve SEO (like you can test how it would end up looking like on Google and how to improve it).

You can trigger the 403's by doing things such as submitting forms containing tags that could be rendered as code that would be rendered/executed by your browser or/and normal URL's (hopefully the URL rule thing isn't around). If that would end up being an issue then you can try requesting for...

1. Yup. 5.4 & 5.5. 2. Json, DOM, mb_string, PDO, gd (can't see 'gd2' but it would probably be it anyway), spl_types (if that counts as SPL). This was according to the PHP selection tool which allows you to turn on and off libraries to use, so I don't know about the rest, though they all should...

Figures. mod_security2 is installed on these servers and as far as I'm aware, there's a rule set to prevent execution of that for reasons.

What are these scripts supposed to do? Do they need to use the database?

On Google's Webmaster's tool's, you would have to enter in the "main domain" or rather the one you won't want to be indexed (in this case, mj.x10host.com) and verify that. Once done, navigate and end up with what I have on the screenshot by following where I've went using the left navigation bar...

Google usually leaves stuff in index for a bit. You can force Google to remove that by using the Google Webmaster tools.

I've noticed that at this thread "https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/new-countries.196345/" that it says "signup" and not "signin". Haha.

Technically, the database is a database file.

Refer to my post. What are you trying to set up exactly? If it's a script that runs on the web server then it should be able to connect to the database instead of requesting this on a non-Windows web host.

I guess so. But is logging in from a non-whitelisted country really as worse as registering from a non-whitelisted?

The images under the image viewer (small blocks being highlighted) could get compressed and be smaller so that the page loads faster. When scrolling down, I've noticed that the header links aren't centred vertically.

Personally, I find it safer to code it completely as you would know how it works completely and can easily solve any problems that arise, like for instance security.