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Well you said that you can't do certain stuff, what happens when you change the theme, or perform an optimize? Error message? No changes?

Hello, In your FTP client's settings, depending on what you're using, you should see a setting somewhere that enables the display of dotfiles. Alternatively, opening the cPanel file manager should give you a popup with a few options, one of these should say something like "Show hidden files"...

You mentioned it goes yellow straight away, does it do the same after the monitor has been left off for a fair while? If you're confident the connection is fine, try another cable, assuming it is not built into the monitor.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia's_oldest_articles :)

Hello George, welcome to x10Hosting!

Welcome to x10Hosting, mundoman. :)

This is what the in-line citations are for. Use the data sources the article has referenced instead of the actual Wikipedia article itself.

As anirtak143 said, it depends. What do you plan on doing with the laptop, primarily? Media and things like that are apparently good for Macs, if you're gaming you should really stick to Windows. If you use the laptop primarily for something like internet browsing or programming, in my...

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There's an AJAX powered shoutbox here: https://blueimp.net/ajax/ It allows integration with a range of forum software, including PhpBB3. You'll most likely find some shoutbox mods specifically for use with PhpBB on Google, too. I don't use this software though, so I don't know of any myself.

An actual drop down menu must use client-side technologies to display in a web browser, PHP is a server side language, it is processed by the server and its output is sent to your web browser. The language itself cannot actually make a menu. If you're asking whether its possible, for example...

If its some short work I'll usually go with something like ConTEXT or Notepad++. For the most part though, Zend Studio/Apatana/anything Eclipse is currently my choice of system. I've also got Dreamweaver lying somewhere around here, in the event that I'm affected by some kind of solar...

You've got code including external urls, such as: include("http://masterjake.x10hosting.com/include/right_table.php"); If I remember correctly, PHP forbids inclusions of remote files by default. What happens when you try using a server path? If this is the problem you should be getting...

There's a few ways you could go about doing this. One would be to simply take the user's input from the form, and use a server side script to email it to your email address. Another option would be to take that information and save it in a database of some kind. I'd suggest the former as it's...

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That's awesome, congratulations Corey! :)

Easy PHP, Apache2 Triad and WampServer are some you could try. You might find this page helpful as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_WAMPs

Okay, what pages are you getting between the profile and login pages?

Well what is the problem exactly? If the options to do either of those things aren't there you might be able to enable them via the admin control panel. If the options actually exist, what happens when the members try to update them? Do you get an error message, or does it just not update?

Blizzard did NOT give you the ability to make 'private' servers. Just because it is possible to reverse engineer and emulate the service does not make it legal.