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And yet again, I WAS right. :banghead:

I didn't read the top part correctly, sorry about that. :) The index page seems to load fine for me in one go, if you're using PHP then are you seeing any error_log files?

'Contact us' overlaps the phone number. Wrong forum. <- Oops, ignore that.

I wonder what skip.php holds...

When I've looked at this thread, I had a feeling it was to do with cache, though it seemed odd for it not to update for a while. For me, I sometimes have to either turn off development mode on Cloudflare's settings or just refresh twice to get an update. (PHP was cached?)

I can create a simple one and post the code here if you like.

As I don't have the full code right in my face, I'm not sure if this is a server or code issue. It does seem very abnormal for the PHPSESSID to change on refresh.

Is there any other PHP code which involves the sessions or/and cookies?

I'm not so clear on what session_save_path() is about and why would you need to use it exactly. Is it for logging sessions into a file or something?

Try directly pointing to the folder by using..: session_save_path('/sessions');

Is the '/sessions' part of the parameter to do with storing a list of sessions in a directory called 'sessions'?

Have you tried using the "normal" path within the session_save_path() function?

Really though, you shouldn't give your account credentials away. Staff should be able to access your account without such info (they may need your URL or username though).

Are you destroying your sessions/cookies on page load? I can try to create a simple script that may help identify the problem. I'm on Xo2 so I don't know if the script would revile enough on Xo3.

I have tested this on my server using $_SESSION. I have looked at the PHPSESSID cookie and it hasn't changed since a few refreshes (two to be exact, cache updates usually after two, for me anyway). What server are you on? Also, what browser and operating system?

Looks like it was done by Cloudflare's site rather than CPanel which will offer a lot more things. X10 is using Cloudflare (the actual site) and if they IP block a Cloudflare IP then there would possibly be an error on the whole site. According to what you've said, it shouldn't have messed up...

As it is random, I'm assuming you're not using a proxy of any kind. I can't tell as I'm using Cloudflare for my site which keeps the site online and cached. I'm on Xo2 as well so there's something.

What is this HTTP error when you try to upload?

Has Livewire said, you can disable the warnings and notices BUT it is better to be safe than sorry. PHP and any other (web) programming are like all 'Mr. Perfect', they want you to do things exactly as they say. By hiding the messages, you're ignoring 'Mr. Perfect', the warning could be to do...

Now that I think about it, no I shouldn't. It gets rendered as a HTML tag.