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Yeah, that sounds right. Either that or there's a spot for comments and you can put it there. I thought I remember hearing you need to put in a ticket for the transfer, but I could be wrong on that. I think I'll upgrade today, if you end up doing the development package after me, I'll reply and...

It should be transferred, as far as I know.

Oh, good call. After re-reading the post, I think shangyi was referring to the double everything. The development package does sound really good. I think I might do that while I'm working on my site and eventually transfer to paid.

Why spend the money? The current system seems to work pretty damn well :P 600 posts for me!

paid hosting is guaranteed 99% uptime and from what I've heard, it easily meets this mark.

That's true. the sitebuilder will give you a site to use while you're learning the rest of the stuff.

If you have something to write the code in already, such as eversoft, you are OK. Just upload that file. Just don't try to write code in Microsoft Office or anything like that. index.html is a special file. If you type yoursite.x10hosting.com it will be converted automatically to...

Guess they just needed a lift :)

so, in example, you are at foo.x10hosting.com and you want to be at bar.x10hosting.com?

No problem. I would read this tutorial: http://w3schools.com/html/default.asp What you need to do is create a file called "index.html" on your computer. You cannot use a word processor for this (they add extra stuff that messes it up). use notepad instead. A basic html file looks like this...

It's at the bottom of the page. You have to create a new user (if you haven't already) then "add user to database" and give all privileges (grant privilege is probably unnecessary if you want to be more strict about your security).

To be suspended multiple days in a row is an error in the system. If tittat doesn't visit the thread and tell you otherwise, I'd submit a ticket and have someone look at your account to make sure everything's OK. http://support.x10hosting.com monclus is right about the login as well. cPanel...

In your webpage you will need to embed the images using the <img tag. http://w3schools.com has many very excellent tutorials on every web programming language available to you. I highly recommend browsing through it. For the time being, here's a quick breakdown: <img src="image.jpg" alt="an...

Do exactly what gomarc said, and also make sure when you create a user that you give it privileges to access the database, otherwise you will get an error :)

That's why I buy bikes at Wal-mart for $60. 1. No one wants to steal them 2. They're cheap to replace

Hey, that's pretty cool. Too bad I live about 5000 miles from the Nordic region :P Maybe I'll do it anyways and if my bike is stolen and shipped to Finland, I'll be able to recover it lol I'd think if you start paying them again, they'll put you back on file.

That's the link I was trying to think of :P

A lot of this kinda stuff goes for scrap metal :(

Yeah, people will pretty much steal anything that isn't tied down. What do you mean by "one of those tags?"

That sucks :( The only thing you can do is probably go buy a new one. Bikes are pretty hard to track down. I know a couple of people who've had them stolen.