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Yes, but you'll need to be in keeping with the software license terms (that is, your site will either display PHP Fusion copyrights, or you will have to be able to provide proof of a paid license on demand) and the installation must come from an official source. (x10Hosting takes warez and copyright infringement very seriously, and anything uploaded containing the signatures of known warez groups will likely result in an immediate permanent suspension, even if you have a paid license.)
 

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That's fine, I have no qualms with that. The reason I ask is because one of my pages on my site wont display properly. Anytime one of my pages needs to read from a database, it screws up the page view. Any ideas on how I can fix this? Whenever I hosted it on my own PC, everything worked fine for me and my guests.
 

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Any chance your home setup is running on Windows? If so, check the case of all of the linked elements (images, stylesheets, scripts and so forth). The Linux file system is case-sensitive; Windows isn't.
 

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My home machine is indeed Windows. I've checked the file paths for all content involved and everything is correct. What concerns me is that the pages load when they don't have to check the database, however when they need to check the database for a specific set of information, that's when it screws up the appearance of my page.
 

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Have you looked at the page source? (I'd do that myself, but nobody ever thinks to include a link to the problem pages.)
 

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I would give you a link to the page so you can see yourself, but I didn't know I was allowed to and I didn't want to break any rules of this site by stating the link.
 

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It's not merely allowed, it's kinda the point in a volunteer support forum. There are a very small number of staff members who are able to deal with server problems, but most of the user-fixable issues are handled by people who don't have any greater access privileges than you do.
 

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Ya know what... Thanks anyways but, I'm just not going to use this service. It's far more of a headache than it's worth. I have such a massive work load as it is, I don't need this service causing me even more work so, I'll just delete my account...

Thanks for your time all the same.
 
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