Burke Knight

I'm not sure if that script can be used on a free hosting account. It looks like it also may be an older script, that may not have been updated for some time, meaning it may not be able to be run on the newer php versions.

Please do not reply to old posts, in the future. However, since this does seem to be a fix for the issue, until I'm told that it's invalid (I don't use Xera, so don't know) I'm going to let this post stand.

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That right there, is number one reason the support system is in place for. To do what can't be done by the forum people. 😀

I figured it would be best idea, for premium or VPS, as there might be an issue with the server, and only support can check that.

You may wish to file a support ticket, and give them the info. They may run some tests on the server your site is on and may be able to tell you what's going on.

Saw this, and wanted to share it, in case ElkArte uses Universal.

It seems you are signed up via ProFreeHost. Have you checked with them? https://profreehost.com/forum https://profreehost.com/support

That's what I was thinking... I'm hoping that they do have a license, and it's not a nulled copy...

https://kb.ifastnet.com/index.php?/category/50/0/10/MyOwnFreeHost-Reseller/

With most search engines, having the site show in English results, means a lot more views, I've noticed. Good luck with that, though, as making multi-languages can be tedious work.

1. If the forum software does not specifically state that you can remove the copyright, that is against their ToS. 2. The forum you had before, when I had first asked, is not one that you can do that with. They require the copyright to remain. Failure to do so, results in it being nulled. As does have a pirated copy of a paid software. 3. That was what I was trying to do, but you seemed to have confirmed my suspicion when you changed the forum software. Your host does need some work on it, as stated above. However, I for one would recommend adding translations for some other languages, like English, which is very widely used online. It might also help with your SEO. 😀

You know very well where I got it. Do not play dumb. Not only have you removed any wording that stated "ehost" but you also changed your forum software after I commented on nulled scripts. Your hosting premium plans go to your own signup page, not affiliate links. Also, you have the ability to multi-quote on the forum here, so you do not need to double post at the same time. Yes, it's a feature that's new to some people, and not all forums can do it, so no worries, just remember that you can also highlight text, and it'll pop up a little button to quote the selected text.

You may be able to do this yourself, using a .htaccess file with the following: AddHandler application/x-httpd-alt-php74___lsphp .php Replace the 74 with whatever version you want. Note: This only works for below the current php version of the server.

As is the norm for most programs. As is knowing and understanding the program and platform installing to.

That was so helpful... Note the sarcasm. If you didn't know how to help, why post that? (See what it's like to have your posts nit-picked?) What would be most helpful, is if the OP would have stated more details on where they uploaded the files, and if they are sure they installed it correctly.

Please sign up and file a support ticket at https://support.ifastnet.com/

All files and folders must go into the htdocs folder to be displayed in a browser. If you have deleted the htdocs folder then you must simply create it again using your vista panel file manager and re-upload your website files into it using an ftp client. Free Hosting Knowledge Base

Please sign up and file a support ticket at https://support.ifastnet.com/

Please sign up and file a support ticket at https://support.ifastnet.com/ They'd be able to give you the info you need. Please be sure to be descriptive, so they better know what you'd be needing.

As far as I recall, to have MOFH and have it posted about on the forum here, you need to have iFastNet premium, not competing hosts. Also, nulled scripts, such as forum scripts, are not allowed.

What forum software are you using? Also, after further examination, I noticed this: That is NOT a part of iFastNet, that I am aware of. You must use iFastNet Premium plans, if running MyOwnFreeHost.

Well, saying that the admins don't usually come on to just disable things, my bet is on Invision updates.