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The die() function causes the currently running script to end execution. If you don't like that terminology, you can use exit() instead. A quick search of the PHP manual would have told you precisely this.

The premium system, like free, is not designed for Java application usage but for more conventional web languages or for static hosting. As Descalzo mentioned above, the minimum package you would need is VPS in order to be able to setup and host your own Java system.

On free hosting, (or any shared host for that matter) the php.ini file is not available for editing by individual users, as that would alter the settings for every other user on the system. The mail function should be working. Does that code return "mail sent" or "mail error" when you try to...

On free accounts, access to the MySQL server is not available with external tools and hence connecting with Navicat is not going to work. You will need to use PHPMyAdmin in cPanel to manage your databases.

If I remember correctly, the native PDFlib is not available on free hosting, hence the error that its instantiating function is not defined. However, you can instead use one of these: http://www.fpdf.org/ or http://www.tcpdf.org/ . My personal preference is to use TCPDF and I did successfully...

You should ideally give the absolute path to the PHP executable. Providing the path to the script is correct then this should work (Did you mean to type 'scipts' ?): /usr/bin/php /home/c9cms/public_html/scipts/clear_db.php

You need to use the nameservers ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com at your domain registrar. Then you can follow this tutorial to add it to your account: http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Use_Your_Own_Domain

If you have password protected the directory through .htaccess then it will not affect how you run the script as the authentication takes place within the webserver layer. Therefore, all you need to do is add a cron job like so: "/usr/bin/php /public_html/hax/zitrostats/update/update.php"

This is because the canvas element only redraws itself when you specifically give it an instruction through JS and between these such requests it can be likened to a simple image element, so it behaves just is resizing an image would. This is done so that you can alter the canvas through simple...

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So you want to put it there with Javascript and then read with PHP? If so, you could try using JSON as the transfer language; both PHP and Javascript have support for it, so it's likely your best bet.

Yes -> http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Create_a_MySQL_Database_and_User

You cannot directly store the array in a cookie, as it only accepts a key and a string. You will need to serialize the array first and put the resulting string into the cookie. When you want the array back, you then do an unserialize. Note, this will only work for simple arrays, not ones...

There are two possible reasons: 1. You need to validate your request by following the instructions in your activation email. Check your spam folders to make sure you haven't missed it. 2. If the process queue has a high load on it, then requests for new accounts may take longer than normal.