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Make sure you have the lines: RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / in your .htaccess file.

The server is sending out the correct page. If you cannot see it, it is because either a) your browser is serving cached pages. Clear your browser cache and history OR 2) your ISP is caching the page. All you can do there is wait until your ISP expires their cache or add ?fooo to the end of...

mod_rewrite is active on all the Free Hosting Servers.

Well, I can see your site. URL gives Index of / with a drupal subdirectory and a fresh Drupal install in there. On the other hand, I can't see some of the sites others are having problems with. Strange error. All I can suggest is wait 24 hrs and see if DNS propagation works.

cgi-bin (Perl and Python ) have been disabled on the Free Hosting Servers due to repeated abuse by some members. PHP is the only scripting language enabled at the present time.

Got L.A Noire on the day of it’s release here in the UK, So glad. I can see the blog. Try clearing your browser cache and history and try again. If you still see those pages, your ISP is caching pages (for efficiency) and you either have to wait until it expires the cache or add ?fooo to the...

Any .php file should have permissions set to 0644 and directories to 0755

Ok. You don't want to post your entire code. I get it.

Dude, if you don't post your complete code, nobody can tell where you are going wrong.

The value of id is undefined in both cases.

Actually, it uses more bandwidth/time to use the redirect. If you insist, you can use .htaccess to use mod_rewrite to issue a 301 Permanently Moved : RewriteEngine on RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^yourdomain\.co\.cc$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.yourdomain.co.cc/$1...

I see "hi hi hi" Your browser or your ISP, or both are caching old information. Please clear your browser cache and history. If you still see the Default Page, your ISP is caching the page and you either have to wait until the cache expires or try adding ?fooo to the end of your URL. People...

1. All files should have permissions set to 0644 and directories set to 0755 2. If you post the current contents of the .htaccess file, we can help spot any problems.

ASP is not supported on the Free Servers.

Are you using imc2004@live.com for the email?

"what is up, dog" I see the front page. If you still see the Default Page, your browser and/or ISP is serving up cached copies. Clear your browser cache and history. If that does not help, you either have to wait for your ISP to expire their cache or add ?fooo to the end of the URL to fool...

http://php.net/manual/en/function.flock.php Note that this is advisory on many systems. ie if another script does not use flock(), it is not kept from opening/writing a file that your script has locked.

Instead of your username, enter you email.

I can see your front page. You are seeing a cached copy of the Default Website Page. The server is actually sending out your WordPress front page. Clear your browser cache and history. If that does not help, your ISP is caching pages too and you will have to wait until the cache expires. Or...

You can add two domains as "add on domains" via the cPanel. Each will have their content located in a subdirectory of public_html. So, 3 sites. In addition, you can "park" a domain name (also using cPanel ) on top of your main domain. That is not a separate site, just a different name for...