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@trike97 Although your suggestion works well, it's not good coding practice to define passwords. Most of the time you will see coders use the password once and then unset the variable it is held in to be even more secure. What I do is create an abstract class with a static property that is the...

This might be easier: http://www.labnol.org/internet/design/html-embed-mp3-songs-podcasts-music-in-blogs-websites/2232/

'localhost' means that the software is on the same computer as the mysql database. I believe you will be using yoursite.x10hosting.com:3306 or maybe yourserver.x10hosting.com (server being stoli, cossacks, etc)

Well, you only get 10 email address (I think) when you sign up, I don't know if this will work that well for you. If your users just need to send, you can use the mail() function. I don't think there's too much you can do with receiving mail.

I'm pretty sure this is impossible. PHP has no way to communicate with cpanel. What are you trying to do? Maybe there's another way.

I believe it isn't supported anymore. Message from store owner: *CLOSED* OUT OF BUSINESS

You'll have to find a copy of that dll and upload it to your server, then link it to the site.

Our nameservers are ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com I think maybe the problem is you have to have it set up at both ends for it to finalize.

I would use the nameservers instead: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com

Mission has an excellent point :P The other problem is, by default, cPanel makes files put in folders world readable (CHMOD 644) and I thought that it would inherit the folder setting, which would make it CHMOD 640. I have never messed with Java apps, so I missed the part about client side...

windows doesn't like files without a name (technically, in windows there's no name and the file type is "htaccess"). if you rename ht.access or something else, it'll probably work. It might look funny because *nix and windows interpret new lines differently

like this: http://www.commenthaven.com/glitter-text-generator/ that's some pretty fancy GD library work, I'd imagine. Probably a lot of difficult coding. I'd start with google searching for a tutorial on GD and decide from there if it's worth it :)

no, they are denied read permission for the directory and the files.

There are some problems with the free servers right now. They are temporary and will come and go periodically

The TOS you agreed to when you signed up for the account specifically forbids image hosting sites. So, that being said, be careful what terminology you use when describing your site because that could get you in trouble :P I can't speak for the staff, but what you're doing sounds alright, as...

The way I see it, the uptime/downtime is what it is. It's a matter of fact. 100% uptime would be terrific. So would $1,000,000 in my bank account. It ain't gonna happen :) It costs something like $0.20 a day for paid hosting. Don't tell me you can't scrape up that much. And, you don't even need...

Your public_html folder is by default (and for good reason :P) accessible to anyone and everyone who happens to know the url. And, any sub folders you make in that folder will have the same accessibility. Changing the current chmod of the public_html would probably make your site entirely...

Wow, thanks a lot! If you need any help just send me a PM :)