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I think the tickets auto-close after an admin response. Either way, I'm sure they'll restore your files, if at all possible. With the backup company failing us, things must be difficult. http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/98947-backup-issues.html

Yeah, I would divide a site into separate logical sections rather than have a hodge-podge of content.

Seems like a pretty bad marketing ploy :biggrin: I'd hate to see how the books look at the end of the month for free hosting with the new servers, support calls to CPanel and R1Soft, datacenter rental, 800 number, advertising, and VBulletin. I really wonder how any free host stays in business...

Can you post or PM me that file? At least, as much as you feel comfortable with.

I don't like to do this normally, but *bump* C'MON PEOPLE! LOOK HOW MANY CREDITS I HAVE TO GIVE AWAY!

You can do this, but I think it would be easier to do this: site: http://thesite.x10hosting.com/ wp: http://thesite.x10hosting.com/news/ OR wp: http://news.thesite.x10hosting.com/ The first method means you just have to create a folder called news in public_html and install WP there. The...

I think I successfully merged the two parts of the code for you: <table> <tr><td> <? /** * User has already logged in, so display relavent links, including * a link to the admin center if the user is an administrator. */ if($session->logged_in){ echo "<h1>Logged In</h1>"; echo...

Sorry, E_COMPILE_WARNING It also looks like someone did define the constants, but they're defined later in the script. You should go to those lines and use: if (!defined('E_COMPILE_NOTICE')) { define(.... It looks like the author got things out of order. You should also copy the define()...

The trick will be to modify the code from main.php. Make sure you include('session.php'); <form action="process.php" method="POST"> <table align="left" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3"> <tr><td>Username:</td><td><input type="text" name="user" maxlength="30" value="<? echo...

Wow, sounds great! Nice rant, by the way, you've got my support :biggrin:

Your files should go in /home/{your user name}/public_html you need to unzip the files. Using the MySQL databases wizard, create a database and user (call them whatever you want. note however, that uses and databases will start with your cpanel user name, ie "db" is really "garrett_db" and...

a:active is used when the link is activated by mouse click. You can define it in a stylesheet, but I don't think you can do it inline (ie <a style="....) a:active { .... } You can remove everything after the question mark using strstr(): strstr($url, '?', true); //returns everything before ...

If your script uses the constant a lot, you'll probably get a whole slew of errors if you remove the line in which it's referenced. I would add this to the beginning of the file that you got the original error from: define('E_CORE_NOTICE', E_CORE_WARNING); define('E_COMPILER_NOTICE'...

I would try it again and if it gives you the same error, submit a ticket. It looks to me that the permissions on the /tmp/ folder are wrong.

Did you log into the forum, or just cpanel? The requirement is to log into the forum, nothing else counts.

The omnipresent Corey has noticed you! I think he has a 6th sense for finding important threads in the forum, no matter where they are, and responding to them. I'm jealous, I have to dig through 20 stupid posts to find one decent in the whole bunch :biggrin: Edit: I think due to some error...

Are you supposed to have an exclamation point in your URL/directory name?

You should suggest a "suggestions" board for just such an occasion as this :P I think normally by now one of the staff would have happened across the thread and said at least "we acknowledge this thread's existence" but these are some pretty extenuating circumstances right now. Maybe if you PM...

...And again mission finds the subtle nuances. It's treating the non-existent constant as a string.

The weird thing is it's saying the constant is not defined, so it's using another constant. But, the constant it's using is the one it was looking for in the first place.