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Yeah, that definitely should be fixed. I've escalated the issue to the staff.

I don't think so, it requires perl scripts with no timeout. I don't know enough about X10's perl, so I won't say no for sure :P

It does seem patronizing that someone who is very important in your day-to-day life has an opinion and won't tell you, or anyone else for that matter, because you can't handle the truth.

Thank you for trying :)

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It looks like something changed. Before there was no account, now there's a broken account. I think this needs to be looked at by staff.

Yeah, the server will only recognize .aspx I think. The .aspx.vb files are meant to be included by your main file and not to be viewed directly though, I think.

There is no hosting account registered to this user's forum name, they won't be able to sign in to the hosting account panel.

Your account has been created, but it looks like there's a problem with it. I'll escalate this to the staff's attention. Yes, you can use your own domain name. Change this by logging in to your account panel http://x10hosting.com/panel.php

Happy birthday!

Ok. Your hosting account should be deleted soon. Your forum account is never deleted.

There's a ton of them out there. Here's one that looks decent: http://php.about.com/od/finishedphp1/ss/php_login_code.htm

Not at all :P It's nice to see that Microsoft's documentation of this error is terrible and unhelpful :D

I am showing you have no active hosting account. I can't find any hosting account with that ID as well. You can try signing up for a new account.

Now it shows you have a hosting account, but there is an issue with it. I will escalate this to staff attention so they may correct it.

You do not have an account that is associated with your forum account, for whatever reason. Try creating a new hosting account and provide your current forum account so it may link the two.

Unfortunately, the answer is still no. The list of disabled functions is another php configuration setting that is changed at the server level. Enabling it for you enables it for everyone. To use this feature of PHP, you'd have to be on a paid server.

I'm showing that you have no hosting account linked to your forum account.

It looks like magic_quotes is on, which is deprecated in 5.3 and disabled in 6.0. I think it should be turned off until it is removed.

V3 is traditionally not available for most users. It allows many privileges that could easily be abused by the owner of the account or even a user of the owner's webpage. Even so, PHP V3 is a X10 proprietary thing, and I don't believe that turning off magic_quotes is one of the advantages. There...