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Make sure you are using x3 , not "basic" view of cPanel If you still don't have that option, post which server you are on so the Admins can look into it.

cPanel . Domains panel . . Advanced DNS Zone Editor Icon . . . Add A Record . . . . Type == SRV

Is this as an add-on/parked domain in addition to your main domain? The system used to let you do that, but it apparently no longer does.

If you are adding it with priority 10, the system will use the entry with priority 0.

Use cPanel's File Manager (or Filezilla etc) to change the permissions on the folder and all its files to 0777 and then you should be able to delete them.

But it looks like you have a 301 redirect to your x10host main domain so that the address bar doesn't reflect your paid domain name.

Your CSS makes the browser request the image from /img/big_country.jpg It is stored in /my_portfolio/img/big_country.jpg a. Fix the path to /my_portfolio/img/big_country.jpg b. Clear your browser cache. And again c. Try loading the page. Between a browser's cache and the Varnish cache, you...

Another suggestion: Do not use spaces (or special characters other than _ - or . ) in file or directory names.

The database name should be of the form jerome1g_SOMETHING

Apparently a "visitor" who the forum software has decided is a "bot", ie an automated web crawler for Google, Bing, Baidu or some other search engine.

The redirect is due to a 302 HTTP code. That is usually the fault of the .htaccess file. In fact, the links on his site point to onlineenglishcamp com, indicating that his WordPress settings are not the culprit.

$_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "/other/my_php_file.php" will give you the string "/home/sperko/public_html/other/my_php_file.php" on your x10 account. Not 100% sure if it will work on XAMPP

If you are asking: I have one free x10hosting account When I signed up, I had magenta.x10host.com as my main domain. Now I want to add periwinkle.x10host.com as an add-on domain to my one and only free x10hosting account. Can I use a second x10 domain on my account? Then, the answer is yes (at...

cPanel (basic) first screen Bottom of right panel Click on Reset All Interface Settings Now click on "File Manager" On popup, check "Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)" I also check "Skip this question..." box .htaccess files should be visible.

From another thread:

I have the feeling that you were trying to add privileges when you created the user. cPanel adds privileges when you link the user to the database.

Gmail, Outlook, etc all have calendar features that come with their accounts. You can set up a repeating (every 3 weeks) event ("Log into x10") that will send you an email reminder hours/days before.

If your main domain is whatever.x10host.com, the files are in public_html If you want to add a new site, whatever.org and want the files to be in public_html/whatever you: a. Add whatever.org as an add-on domain -- not as a parked domain b. When adding whatever.org via CPanel, you will notice...

Apparently the country restrictions are still in place, but https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/happy-new-year-and-plans-for-2016.198538/#post-950610 it seems that they will soon be lifted. I would check the above thread periodically to see when that happens.

Google-foo found: http://frustratedtech.com/post/42641261089/htaccess-file-to-block-ips-coming-from-varnish Adjust to deny listed IP's rather than allow. Don't know if it works, but it is a start.