SpongeB0B

After four signup requests and some backwards and forwards conversations on a support ticket, I'm delighted to say that I've got MOFH account! Thank-you to the support staff! My apologies if this question has been answered else where? I've done a bit of digging myself in an attempt to find the answer, but so far I've had no luck. What I am hoping to do, I'll attempt to explain.. I've got a number of different website clients (UK and Ireland) all hosted in the same place. If I need to make any amendments I can login to my current webhost, and then I can access each of my clients CPanels. Everything is in one place, however they don't offer certain features, so I've been looking around for alternatives. That's when I can across Free Hosting / MOFH. I wanted to test with one of my clients who only currently has a holding page online. I created a free hosting account and was delighted to see I could install my own SSL. Test completed. Happy with the results, I applied for MOFH thinking I could do similar here (all accounts accessible from my MOFH account). So, to recap I've a free hosting account https://UnsureIfI'mAllowedToMentionIt'sDomainName.CO.UK and I've just created a test account in my MOFH, the domain name for that is https://UnsureIfI'mAllowedToMentionIt'sDomainName.MYOWNDOMAIN.IE - And there is the problem, I didn't realise that MOFH accounts would be running using my own domain name. You can see how that is going to get confusing for a UK companies website to end with dot IE! I am looking for work arounds please? I need to be able to point their existing domain name(s) to my MOHF accounts, yes I could just change the nameservers but I don't think that's going to achieve exactly what I'm looking for? I could probably get a redirect working but I'm reluctant to go down that route in case it effects my clients search rankings? Suggestions please! Thanks in advance.

Is it even possible for us 'free' users to install PHP-PEAR? If so, could somebody please guide me through this. Thanks in advance.

Welcome dude

Sometimes I've had that error myself, I've found that it's actually my own redirects causing this, located in .htaccess file

Sound like you've closed or not closed a tag correctly, as BurkeKnight has already asked, more info required pls

Welcome John

I'm no oracle, I'm only new here myself however I may be able to assist? Take this with a pinch of salt as I may be completely wrong! Your referral link will be something like this i'm guessing? SOMEURL=referrallink The template that I presume your referring to, is that made up of HTML? or am I over thinking this! Or are your referring to site builder templates? Please advise.

Just a quick hello! A little about me.. I've a terrible memory and it's often sarcastically referred to like a sponge, hence my username. Living here in Bikini bottom (I wish! Ireland is the actual reality thou) My apologies in advance if I ask stupid questions! Thanks for having me.