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1. That is not a Parse error 2. That script assumes you have other files etc installed. The site you got that from should tell you where to get the files.

Where on the Paid pages does it say they support ASP?

No, not even on paid. http://x10premium.com/buynow.php They have Perl and Python added, but no ASP.whatever. ASP is a Windows technology and is best run on a Windows Server, not *nix. *nix sort of supports it via Mono, but if you are intent on developing ASP sites, go with a Windows host.

If they have Parser errors, they shouldn't work anywhere. Without an example of what you want to do but that doesn't work on x10hosting, there is no way we can help you.

They run PHP 5.3 here. Try going to cPanel ---->1H Software --------->PHP Version Manager CLICK Select the directory where you want to change the PHP version Select PHP 5.2.17 (cgi) and save. It will change the PHP version for ALL the scripts in that directory. Which might break...

did you install WP in the root dir, ie public_html? Why haven't you removed the default index.html from public_html ? Make sure you always clear your browser cache and history before checking your site for changes.

Another option is to set up a Google Apps account for the domain and then route all the email through it via SMTP.

1.f ($send_html_messages == "yes") { $xheaders .= "Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\n"; // Mime type } can get your mail quietly swallowed by the server. HTML emails are not allowed 2. $adminmail="admin@nalapachakam.in"; //change to your adminmail Since this is used for...

Do you know anything about regular expressions?

ajordan91 is correct.

Seems to be working now. What was the fix? (guessing it might have to do with offsets into the sprite image)

I tried your code on Chopin, and it works there. Some things: 1) sent to a recipient on gmail, and he recieved it 2) sent to itself and it worked, but that account has the MX entries set to a Google Apps account, not the x10 account. Not sure if having the "from" and "recipient" being exactly...

Last time I checked, phpinfo() had been disabled on Free Hosting because it is a security hole to allow visitors to see all that information.

Now that I can see your site, I see the problem in IE9, but no problem in Firefox or Iron. Might be IE being IE. I cannot see anything in the CSS (but, why do you have the width set to 105%?)

Screenshots can't be used to fix your problem. If we can't see your code, we can't tell you what the problem is. Give us a URL or don't expect any real help.

Try changing the name of the dir from images to img OR put it in a subdirectory. If I remember right, the Apache setup here aliases /images to the default Apache images folder used to display directory listings.

He is on Chopin.

Trace shows he is on Fris.

How many rows in COSTA? And since you want two rows, why not have the function return two rows in the first place?

Your site is currently showing: Error establishing a database connection so I cannot check the background problem.