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http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Use_Your_Own_Domain After obtaining the .tk domain, add it as either a parked domain or as an add-on domain.

http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Use_Your_Own_Domain You can add it as a parked domain (same content as your main domain) or as an add-on (different content).

The problem is with Google not sending the ads. Ask them.

https://boru.x10hosting.com:2083/ doesn't work for you?

Log onto your WordPress admin acct. Change the "site URL" to your .info address.

Domain name?

Use cPanel to add the new name as a Parked domain. Then you can access the site using either url. You might have to adjust the "Site URL" setting on any CMS you are using. Currently, you cannot change the main domain name for your account.

You can do it yourself via the cPanel.

foo.html?aardvark often fools caching programs into asking for foo.html again (it thinks that it is dynamic content), even though the ?aardvark is discarded by the server.

Sounds like your ISP might be caching too. Try ultimateracerz.x10.mx/index.html?vanilla

That link sends me to a blank index.html on your subdomain.

Do not use redirection. Open .htaccess and remove the redirect. You will have to adjust your WP install too (set the site URL to the .uk domain)

http://x10hosting.com/forums/tutorials/178118-lottery-ball-picker.html ... you already posted this. Also, it is still producing duplicate numbers.

Why don't you just tell him what you think he should do?

Have you tried calling exit after outputting the header?

Have you tried to add a test.php page to the Wordpress site and see if the redirect works there (ie, WordPress never gets involved)?

Sorry. Still not enough info. If your code is so top secret that you don't want to share, fine. If you really want help, post your code and your .htaccess file.

Again, not enough info. 1. What are you doing in http.conf ? 2. What file are you prepending? 3. Are you saying foo.com , a non-Wordpress site using PHP, does what you want, but barr.org , a Wordpress site on the same server , does not do what you want?

That feature has been disabled. You have to add the new domain name as an add-on or parked domain.

With a valid license for the domain, why shouldn't it be allowed?