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From what he said, he did not have a sig when he made the earlier posts. So the "show sig" flag on the post would have been set to false. Just like this post of mine. Your earlier posts had "show sig" flag set to true. So when you change the sig, the software puts in the new one.

You have your nameservers listed as those at co.cc They point to 216.245.205.66 which, I believe, currently is not an x10hosting server. During the migrations, IP addresses change.

Try getting to the cPanel via johnduelling.x10hosting.com:2082

What is the URL of your site?

If you went to your site (cPanel or FTP) via lotus.x10hosting.com, I believe that you ended up on the old server and files. If you went via your domain name, you got the new server. Try to get to the cPanel login via minimagindex.x10hosting.com:2082

Do not use lotus.x10hosting.com or lotusnew.x10hosting.com Use your domain name.

<?php $name = (isset($_SESSION['loggedin'])) ? $_SESSION['loggedin'] : '0'; if($name == '0') { #### $name not '0', otherwise this would be in source echo "<a href=\"index.php?p=signInForm\">Log in</a>&nbsp;\n"; echo "<a href=\"index.php?p=registerForm\">Register</a>\n"; } else {...

Well, you are assuming that the value for $_SESSION['loggedin'] is a valid username, ie in the database. If your query returns 0 rows, you get no output. Try echoing its value to the page. Perhaps your code that supposed to set it when they log in is faulty. Maybe you misspelled 'loggedin'...

Got session_start() ?

If you go to your website and you get a page that says you are suspended, you are suspended. If you go to your website and it hangs, or you get a 404 or 500 error, or you get a database error, or you get a 'cannot find the server' message, you are not suspended...

If you do not get the Login Attempt Failed! error message on the page, your problem possibly is due to cookies. Either you have cookies blocked or you are behind a firewall/using a proxy that is not forwarding the cookies.

When you add a db user to a database, a screen comes up where you check off (or just use 'All' ) the permissions you want. The 'default' is no permissions.

Funny. You asked a question. You were given an answer by one of the most knowledgeable posters on this forum. But since it wasn't the answer you wanted, you didn't even bother to try his solution? Why ask? If you don't believe that the leading slash is a problem on a Linux box, put this...

Try dropping the user and then re-creating it with same password. Then add back onto database, making sure to enable all permissions. And make sure the host is set to 'localhost'

Am assuming that the site worked before. 1. Check wp-config.php and make sure that define('DB_HOST', 'localhost'); 2. If that is ok, one thing to try is use the cPanel mySQL Databases tool to drop the user. Recreate it with the same password as in the config file and then re-attach it to the...

You are saying that you have your maindomain website.x10hosting.com You added an add-on domain otherdomain.x10hosting.com which has as its document root public_html/otherdomain Then, place in public_html User-agent: * Disallow: /otherdomain/ This should keep bots coming in via maindomain.x10...

Wild guess: If you notice at the bottom of the reply text area there is a "Show your signature" check box. My guess is that if you don't have a signature yet, it defaults to "no", while if you do have a sig, it defaults to "Yes". Hence all the older posts would have the "do not display" flag...

Have you noticed the names of the other servers?

If you are using lotus.x10hosting.com as your host address for FTP, try using your domain name instead.