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ie 8 renders css same as firefox and opera... however ie 7 and earlier do not... you may have to create a seperate css file to compensate on those versions... then use the html comment hack to load on those browsers example: <!--[if lte IE 7]><link href="/stylesheets/ie.css" media="screen"...

if you don't want errors to show on your website you can turn them off in your php so that the end user doesn't see them... matter of opinion but I like to turn it off on production stuff after all the trouble shooting is done... sometimes a blank page is better than a bunch of error codes to...

should only require 755 permissions on it... remember the path is relative with the domain name most likely being the public_html folder(could be different if you have an addon domain)... looks like its just failing to find the custom error page not anything on your site... you're...

if you have that domain pointed to the x10 nameservers then you just need to add it in cpanel as a parked domain if the one it points to is the your primary... otherwise you'll have to create the CNAME at whatever nameserver you are using(as well as a SOA, ARecord, and probaly want an MX)...

if you do not have a google account i would get one and then sign into the google web developer tools... they have utilities in there that can tell you why they flagged it as such and allow you to test resolution... also has tools will help with search engine submission and optimization

another problem could be your browser ... i've found that firefox is randomly slow for whatever reason... i switched to opera and found much better performance... this is on gentoo linux ... may or may not be a platform issue

also add it as an add-on or parked domain... parked domain domain references the path as your existing domain... add-on can have a different path or directory for root of the page... keep in mind it will take time for dns to update... most dns have 2 hrs a default...

if you're using windows i agree with vishal2 that filzilla is the best choice... if you're using a *nix operating system you still have that option although i prefer the command line ncftp tools or maybe mc, if you want a full gui i would use gnome-commander on a linux environment because its so...

are you referring to copying one mysql database to another? probably the easiest way here is to do a mysql dump and then import the dump although you will probably have to do some refactoring due to the prefixes that are automatically applied on x10. here is the mysql reference for the dump...

namecheap.com <---- best place to buy domain names...

use ftp or the cpanel file manger... ftp credentials are the same as your cpanel name and pwd ftp host is ftp://ftp.subdomain.x10hosting.com

where did you buy the domain from? if they have dns available free with the domain just use theirs... add it into the addon or parked domains in cpanel and then add the ip of your server found on the left of the main cpanel page to arecord for what you added as an addon or parked domain...

transfering involves changing registrars... there is no reason to do so... just point dns to the ip you find in cpanel or change the name server to the name servers here... but keep in mind if you use x10's name servers you have no control over dns so if you want to use a sub-domain to point to...

the ips are easy to get... try using the ping or tracepath/tracert commands... ns1 69.162.115.171 ns2 216.245.214.54

I'm thinking that it is disabled or ports are blocked... atleast on Absolut... I have code that is in production on another web server that works fine but on here I get a timeout with fsocketopen()... [05-Jan-2010 20:44:08] PHP Warning: fsockopen() [<a...

the entire pulbic folder is cgi executable... the permissions need to be 755 on the file itself not the directory... Edit: if you are uploading from windows it will not have execute and will have to manually change that after upload... windows only has read an write in the ntfs file system (ie...

do you really think that a free webhost would backup your stuff for you? backups take up space and resources... x10 gives you a lot more than most free webhosts... gives more than quite a few that cost money... so I wouldn't complain... anybody in bussiness should have automated backups of...

if you haven't logged into the forum in 31 days then it does that... on the free accounts anyway... hopefully you have a backup....

whatever Registrar you bought you domain name from you have to set the name servers... a lot of times they provide the name servers for you... if not zoneedit.com is free for first 5 domains... I've used them for years... very reliable and simple user friendly web interface... they even...

VPS stands for Virtual Private Server... essentially its a Virtual Machine and in most cases is fully exposed to the internet with a direct external ip address... Learn the bash shell well if you're going to get one... No they're not free... I have one on linode.com thats 20 bux a month...