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I think you can use a parked domain in CPanel to work around this. Just set www.yoursite.com to /public_html/

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For paid hosting there's a 99.9% uptime guarantee. Any admin will tell you the same. If there is less than 99.9% you will be credited for the loss of time. Go to the IRC chat if you want to talk "face-to-face" with an admin. I usually see Brandon or even Corey (site owner) in there. Paid hosts...

http://forums.x10hosting.com/programming-help/96061-asp-not-working.html

If the site is an important business for you, I would go to the paid hosting. For the $70 a year it costs, you will have .01% downtime as opposed to what you have now, which is very good for a free host, in my opinion.

If someone goes to www.yoursite.com, all the domain registrar (yahoo) does is say www.yousite.com = something.x10hosting.com. No actual information is stored at yahoo other than this. If your host goes down, your page is inaccessible everywhere. If yahoo goes down (fat chance) your site is there...

If you want to change to another free host, it will probably cost you very little time and effort to switch. Use PHPMyAdmin to backup the database. Use FTP to backup the files, then vice versa on the new server. Change DNS for the domain registrar. Maybe 10 minutes of work. I do this...

The domain probably has nothing to do with it. If you are on a free server, then you will be having problems. It seems to me like they are nearly resolved. My website has been working very well lately. If you were to switch to a paid server ($5/mo?) then it's guaranteed uptime.

FYI, if you're getting a blank screen and you have the error reporting directives on, you've already tried things like: error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set("display_errors", 1); Assuming you have error logging on, it might be that your web server doesn't have write permissions to it's default...

It could be possible you don't have anything to display. Would you mind posting or PMing me your code? Also, this is probably a better suited question for the programming help forum, if you want to make a new topic there. Otherwise, a mod will probably see it and move it for you :)

error_reporting(E_ALL);

fsockopen is only allowed in php V3. With your facebook application, I think that the admin staff may consider you for v3, when it is possible for them to do this for you. V3 is no joke, you must have a good reason to be allowed to use it. CURL can allow you to work around some fsockopen()...

The images may be in the wrong location. if your image tag is <img src="img.jpg"> it must be in the same folder as the html file if your image tag is <img src="http://forums.x10hosting.com/images/img.jp"> it must be in a sub folder called "images" inside the same folder as the html file. there...

http://forums.x10hosting.com/free-hosting/90926-apache-mono-asp-net-how-use-mono.html I think it's just cpanel, not htccess, sorry.

you need to use mod_mono and add file handlers for the .asp, .aspx, etc types in the root htaccess. I've never done this myself, but there are a couple of good threads on it if you do a search.

:) I think you're really close. The things that javajenius said were listed in that java KB article, there were just a few additions. If I understand it correctly, even if you tell java that there is a limitation to how much memory it can use, other apps it loads will not and this can cause...

I might have found the solution! http://www.developer.com/java/other/article.php/3697421 not bad for someone who has no idea what he's talking about :P

Even though it says you have php v1, you have v2 right now. When things are fixed you will go back to v1. I'm guessing the problem is you are using some function or another that is required for your script to work but is not allowed by X10 for the php version you are on. Namely, fsockopen()...

The problem is the staff are really really busy and this will probably take a long time for them to get to. I don't think MX entries are anything to worry about. 0 ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM 1 ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM 2 ALT2.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM 3 ASPMX2.GOOGLEMAIL.COM 4 ASPMX3.GOOGLEMAIL.COM even if...

I'm unsure about php version for paid accounts. fsockopen will definitely not work for the free servers. Hopefully someone experienced with the paid server will know about this.