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To add to what Livewire said, make sure your page has some output, otherwise it will be (correctly) a blank page :)

IE has some weird quirks. For example, in Mozilla, if you were to incorrectly not clear a floating <div>, it will float over the edge of its container. IE assumes that you made a mistake and adjust the size of the container to fit the <div> Mozilla also is known to not work well with 'absolute'...

I thought it would be beneficial to specifically mention query strings, since they are an integral part of dynamic website design and you hadn't mentioned them previously. I don't claim to be an expert on content negotiation, but from my own point of view, a site utilizing mod_rewrite and a...

Yes, but where content negotiation lacks is in query strings, which would be the next logical step in development of a user friendly URI. Even if your user is savvy enough to realize your site is using PHP or ASP.NET or any other technology, they probably won't remember...

I've not had any luck with builtin encryption. I think what would work is to use connection #1 to authenticate the user, then have the same password for everyone with different user names for connection #2. You can have the password stored safely in your script that way. And you can use a more...

cPanel editor should work as well. Sometimes there's a problem with the differences in the way that *nix and Windows encode files, especially newlines. @mission I've never heard of using this before, thanks for the tip :) I prefer mod_rewrite simply because it has many other functionalities...

This is achieved through .htaccess and mod_rewrite. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mod_rewrite (mainly the links at the bottom) I think this is right: RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^/([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$ /$1.php This means, take all characters a to z A to Z and '-' and '_' between the first '/'...

After you setup your account at google, it asks you to prove you own the domain. Choose the option to upload an html file and follow the instructions for that. Then, setup the mail using the "mx records" options. Google doesn't list how to do it for X10, so choose the generic option. It should...

Looks good! There's this little extra output though at the beginning: 

I think the problems are universal across the free servers. Your site is really nice and it'd be a shame to lose it. Maybe you should look into moving onto paid. It's less than $100 a year to do it. You can probably make that much through random donations to your site, or charge your users $1...

Maybe you can encrypt the password? Or, if you don't feel safe with it on the server, use an encrypted cookie. Or, do the login verification yourself and use different login information for the server. Maybe you have the same password for all users. Then, once you verify the user's identity, you...

Doesn't look like any alerts have been posted. x10hosting.com is offline right now, so my guess is there's a problem at the datacenter again.

Maybe your account was hacked and used for spam? Your best bet would be to submit a ticket: support.x10hosting.com

Maybe this is the problem? http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/97010-if-you-see-fitbit-site-instead-yours.html

If you use firefox, you can use a plugin called fireftp. It's not a fully featured as some other ftp clients but I like it :) You can create new ftp accounts through cpanel.

Maybe this will help: (From mysql reference) COUNT(DISTINCT expr,[expr...]) Returns a count of the number of different non-NULL values. COUNT(DISTINCT) returns 0 if there were no matching rows. mysql> SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT results) FROM student; In MySQL, you can obtain the number of...

I believe that the actual PHP configuration will override this (Apache always overrides a lower level configuration with a higher level).

Poor Absolut. Everyone's hatin' on him. :(

www is not actually a folder, it is similar to a shortcut on Windows.

:) I think I answer that same problem 3 times a week. We need a sticky :P