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I believe that's to prevent pornographic spam. To be honest, I don't know why you've even typed that in the first place. XD

Okay. This could be an issue with the login system. Looks like we need to wait for someone to pop onto this thread.

Is your country on the high risk list (AKA country whitelist)?

I remember trying to shorten a link using bit.ly but when people visit it, they end up on some advertisement site apart from me. Same effect on a shortener that isn't bit.ly. This was all on mobile. Maybe something was injected into the browser which caused this?

Won't that cause an error due to invalid code in the .htaccess file? And why is the adf.ly CDN JavaScript even there? o-o

Are you using anything that could be hiding your IP (such as a VPN or proxy)? If so then try disabling it and try logging in again.

Yeah, it could be something like <style>body{display:none;}</style> that could be the cause. Jokes aside. As suggested, I would check out the source of the downloaded page for anything strange such as missing tags or some body and head tags that have been generated by the browser that are empty...

Use cPanel rather than the x10Hosting control panel using the panel switcher button (forgot the name) in the header (on the very top bar). EDIT: Got time to have a look at it myself and funny enough, it's called 'theme switcher'.

What server is your site using?

Ah. I thought that as long staff are able to read it (in the supported languages potentially using an 3rd party tool right on the page) without going the long way (visiting an external source), it would count as all good. :rolleyes: EDIT: Just saw the part about English being the primary...

That's strange. Your site is accessible from that URL as if there's no directory specified in the URL bar. Your site is still accessible without the /home/... stuff.

Looks like Google Translate was implemented.

What Chatindia said. I've found out myself how to detect the actual domain, regardless if the given URL string is a sub-domain. Facebook most likely could be using that method as well.

I agree with the others. Regardless if production or not, there should be information so that any issues can be identified and potentially be corrected (especially if it's a typo in the code). Without the error being displayed, how would the issue be corrected (easily)? An example would be a...

Additionally, @Dead-i has posted the reason of action on that web space extension thread.

If it does link to those files then MAYBE you could get around that rule. I don't want to get blamed for any suspensions of any kind so I would wait for the pro to come on and have their word.

I believe $_SESSION stores files on the server. As you've exceeded your quota (as mentioned above), the files cannot be created.

You may want to read my post. I doubt that using free hosting as a repo is a good idea, unless it follows the requirements of that rule I've quoted.

@Dead-i is saying that he cannot do such thing because of file hosting (which is against the ToS). The files have to be related to your content posted on your site. If you would like more information, it's right at this link: https://www.x10hosting.com/legal/terms-of-service For quick reference...

As far as I know, in php.ini, it should have a directive set to create the error_log file when errors come along, especially MySQL if the error came from a function. I'm not sure if mod_security is preventing the logging...