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No, DNS should be enough.

Great! Good luck on the rest of your project ;)

I'm on a different IP address now, voted again :P

I'd double check your old host and co.cc to make sure everything went through OK.

Yeah, go ahead.

Re: I am sorry I am leaving this host Apache keeps crashing and I need a working webh Sorry to hear it. Good luck wherever you end up! Remember to close your account correctly, through http://support.x10hosting.com

I would avoid having to do this and I don't understand why the software you're using is requiring you to do so, but here's how to do it. You'll have to have a copy of the file saved. If your software is outputting this file directly, there's no way to have php escape all the special chars in an...

Most of the time you can use nameservers instead of CNAME, which is much easier. Our nameservers are: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com

Here's what they are talking about: http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/.net/net_general/toolsand3rdparty/article.php/c13253

Yep. Edit: You can also pay to have the login requirement removed.

Voted for you, but it looks like you're way behind :(

There's another way to access it but I can't remember how... It's something like cpanel.yoursite.com or cpanel.server.x10hosting.com but none of them work right now. It looks like this is coming soon: http://cpanel.x10hosting.com/

The dns takes a few hours to update usually. The servers that make up the internet cache the information for domains for a few hours. I'm glad it's working for you now :)

I would submit a ticket for this. But, from what I can tell, flyingcows.co.cc is currently working. So, if you aren't the one who has it working, someone else does and you are correctly receiving the error.

You need to enclose the indexes of arrays with quotes, unless you're using constants: $array["a"] not $array[a] You need to connect to mysql before sending a query: mysql_connect('localhost', 'your_user_name', 'your_password');

Good call, I have the same error

Yes, if you have a domain somewhere else (godaddy and co.cc are very very good places to get one if you don't have a domain yet) your email will automatically go to that domain and not x10's email. Use these nameservers when you sign up for the domain: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com...

The problem is you aren't using the $_POST superglobal. The variables $name, $subject, $detail, etc are not defined. <input name="name ...> becomes $_POST['name'], etc. You should always do some sanity checking with variables like this. Taking input from someone and putting directly into an...

custom. I think the other two are for using godaddy hosting.

If you deleted everything, there won't be a directory listing :P Did you try making a new ftp user? I don't know where the ftp user settings are stored, but maybe you deleted them and you need to redo it.