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1. Unsupported language 2. Malware (Java Driveby hijack) 3. Although not listed, I would guess that you might have used a proxy to sign up.

cURL ... http://www.php.net/manual/en/curl.examples.php

I'm on Vox too, and the function works fine for me if I target something outside of Vox (ie cnn.com or some site on another x10 server) but throws that error if I try to access my site (or yours). EDIT/ADD: Tried again, worked once and then failed. Might be some sort of firewall issue with...

comcast.com, comcast.net, comcast.us ?

Done.

Your custom domain URL works fine for me. Try clearing your browser cache and history. Close the browser. Then open the browser and check your site again.

I cannot locate a Free Hosting Account linked to this Forum Account. cPanel username? Main Domain? Your registered Domain?

In "My Own Site" . (Strong suggestion: Do not use spaces in file or directory names) Try clearing your browser cache and history.

It was that way awhile ago, so you might have read an old forum post about it.

Your main domain name must remain an x10 supplied one. You can add your TLD to the account two ways. Add-on. Separate from your main domain. You now have two sites. Parked. Same content as your main domain. Just called by another name. Set up properly nobody will know that...

The original www directory was an alias for public_html (actually a symlink). So there was really only one directory. And just one set of files in it. When you deleted www you merely deleted the link. Nothing else was deleted. There is no way for you to use cPanel to recreate the original...

Call up Godaddy support. Tell them you want to set the nameservers to x10hosting and you want none of them to belong to Godaddy. There is no way that the nameservers are really "read only".

With all due respect, using domain forwarding is a waste of a purchased domain. What URL ends up in the address bar when you go to stickers-signs.com ?

Clear your browser cache and history. Close browser. Open browser. Check site.

Well, whoever gave you that XML (the file, not the script) gave you improper formatted XML The first line is what you have. Improperly formatted. The second line is properly formatted. <Reporting Time>Instant</Reporting Time> <Reporting_Time>Instant</Reporting_Time>

Talk to Godaddy. There is no way that you should not be able to set the NS correctly.

Did you write the XML? You apparently have things like: <Reporting Time>Instant</Reporting Time> The parser thinks the tag name is Reporting . Hence the closing tag should be </Reporting> The parser thinks that Time is a an attribute, and so should have a value. If you want to have...

The way it is set up, you have to use one of the x10hosting's options for your main domain name. You can then use your purchased .com name as either 1) Parked domain -- becomes an alias for your main domain. Exact same content. Visitors to mywonderfulsite.com never know that it is an alias...

Okay. Just found out that I don't have sufficient permissions to do it for you myself, but I will leave a message for the Admins. Shouldn't take too long.

They don't give x10hosting.com names anymore . Would helenasworld.x10host.com be okay?