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.htaccess looks like the normal Joomla stuff. Clicking on indexbak.php now produces an error because it tries to include index.php...which has been renamed. That might have been the out of memory problem...it includes itself, which include itself, etc until it runs out of memory. does the...

Where does index.php come from? What does it do? What does your .htaccess look like?

You reinstalled the blog before you got the site running after your first mistake?

1. Remove all the files and folders the blog installed. That should leave you with just your original site. 2. Rename .htaccess to .htaccessBAK ... installation software often adds lines to .htaccess. If you know what you are doing, you can edit it.

Try: <?php $to = 'arealaddress@hotmail.com'; $subject = 'the subject'; $message = 'hello and how are you today on one very long and involve line that will now repeat itself hello and how are you today on one very long and involve line that will now repeat itself hello and...

Well, you could just edit the parts where the image file names are miscapitalized. I count only 5 or so images, but background images might be missing too. But being consistent is the best way to avoid mistakes. You can just open cPanel->FileManager and go to the images directory. Click...

http://cooperneedlecrafts.x10hosting.com/Images_large/ shows you your image file names. You can click on each and see them. Go to cPanel, then FileManager, then select Index.html and click on Edit. Control-F will bring up a seach box. Look for 'img'. It will help you locate all...

Without seeing the code in question, anything we say is just guesswork.

You can use: $sanitized_input = htmlspecialchars( $user_input ) ; OR $sanitized_input = htmlentities( $user_input ) ; to start with. The second function is stronger and is the one that you should use.

1. If you practiced on a laptop, one "gotcha" is that Windows is case insensitive. ie Index.html is treated the same as index.html. The majority of web hosts are on *nix machines, which are case sensative. Not only file names, but folders. Also, having spaces in file or folder names is a bad...

The -q switch makes it run silently.

I think the way to run your program is use wget: */5*** wget -q http://endzoneffl.x10hosting.com/phpffl/program_files/autorun/myffl/schedules.php?Autorun_Pin=XXXXX Your arguements are in the form of a query string, so the cron job has to call the webpage, not just invoke a script...

You mean .htaccess? Post yours and I can tell you any problems I see. If you are using a CMS, it usually adds stuff to .htaccess, so I cannot tell you what it "should" look like.

Mono 'looks' for the .dll by appending .so and other tricks. Mono page on this Error Message Apparently the installed version of Mono either does not include the gdiplus library, or it has been installed in a non-standard location. I could not find any file with 'gdiplus' (except a .h...

Can you explain this suggestion?

What do you mean by "I'm going to..." ? Are you clicking on a link somewhere? Are you entering the url into the address bar? As been mentioned, you might have some infection in your browser.

Go to the Account Panel http://x10hosting.com/login.php Log in with Forum username and password. Click continue to Account Panel Left side will show your cPanel username. It may be different from your forum username. You can set a new cPanel password there, just in case you did...

You can change the permissions on your files 1. via FTP 2. via FileManager in cPanel You do not need shell access to do it. Now, your script may try do do something that the admins have disabled. That is a different story.

python.py, chmod to 0755 #!/usr/bin/python print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n" print( "HI" ) .htaccess , add AddHandler cgi-script .py

Login to the Account Panel http://x10hosting.com/login.php Use your forum username and password. Once in, go to the Account Panel You can set/reset your cPanel password there.