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pt_register uses the old variables such as HTTP_GET_VARS, these were deprecated when the superglobals I mentioned were added, and officially disabled by default in PHP 5.0.3. If a host is either...

pt_register is an old, outdated function someone created a while back to replace the old, insecure, register_globals feature. It is (used to?) be included in phpFormGenerator.

The newer...

That is impossible. If you'll note the documentation you linked to it says this:



Now, as this implies, it does indeed support some protocol wrappers, but if you jump over to the http wrapper...

The backticks are required in a case like this. They execute a command and return the result. "date +%d-%m%Y" is a command which outputs the current day, month, and year. "backup.`date...

The "Strict" messages (such as this one) aren't really an error they're more of a notice to developers that their code should be updated to prevent possible issues in the future. You should be able...

I believe you would have to use mod_deflate these days rather than mod_gzip as bluehost has switched to Apache 2.2 (mod_deflate replaced mod_gzip in 2.x). The setup should be rather simple, and basic...

The empty print after the headers is important, it tells the server and browser that the header is over and begins sending content. Leaving it out will result in errors.


#!/usr/bin/python
print...

IndexOptions +FancyIndexing

This turns on the old default style of using preformatted text instead of lists or tables for the directory indexes, with sortable columns.

You can make use of...

For SSI to work you either need to:

Use the file extension .shtml

or add to your .htaccess file:
AddHandler server-parsed .html

Replacing .html with whatever extension you're trying to...

The UploadFile function sends the file to a script (as POST data), not directly to the server. As such you need to provide a script as the URL that will handle the uploads.

A very basic example of...

$ which php
/usr/local/bin/php

$ /usr/local/bin/php -v
PHP 5.2.5 (cli) (built: Jan 7 2008 15:33:05)
Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend...

Your RSS "feed" isn't an RSS feed:

http://theworldweblinks.com/rss.php?feed&c=8&n=all&nc=all

It is just outputting HTML, which is why no channels can be found.

I tested your script with a...

Its loading the XML_Serializer file just fine (that's why the error is in that file). It appears that you do not have XML_Util, which is a requirement for XML_Serialize.

XML_Serializer requires...

If you're running PHP as FastCGI you edit the file in your public_html and either wait for the process to end or kill it yourself using the process manager.
If you're running as just CGI (the...

The anonymous username is actually anonymous@example.com, replacing example.com with your own domain.

I managed to localization to work by doing the following:

In the file wp-includes/gettext.php
Look for:

if ($magic == ($MAGIC1 & 0xFFFFFFFF) || $magic == ($MAGIC3 & 0xFFFFFFFF)) { // to make...

You can delete it from one and add it back as a different one. So yes, you can change between the two.

An Add-on will let you host a different site (it will be stored in a subfolder), while parked...

Bluehost's nameservers are not reporting that this domain exists within their system. Make sure you have added the domain to your hosting account (either an addon domain or parked domain)

php.ini is used when FastCGI is enabled, but only the php.ini file in your public_html folder. You also might have to kill the fcgiphp5 process in the process manager before changes to php.ini are...

Setting the include_path for me worked fine (using it worked as well). Under FastCGI you should need only the php.ini inside your public_html folder.

You may also wish to kill the process...

A load of 2.36 means that since server has 2 CPUs, it was at a usage of 118% (overloaded by 18%). ((cpuload / number of processors) * 100)
The CPU load is also an average, which is why it can go...

If this is the case, I can't really help you. Using "-O -" sends output to the standard output (console) rather than to a file, any creation of a file should NOT happen, and in my test, does not...

Try using
wget -O - http://domain.com/path/to/script.php

"-O -" tells wget to output the contents rather than save it to a file.

This appears to be happening because of how Wordpress handles rewrites, the following is a quick hack I put together to get rid of the 404-error status code. I cannot say whether this is a good...

It works fine for me with IE7 on Vista going both up and down, it also works fine on IE6 under Windows XP SP2. It has a display issue on IE6, the Photos and Videos menu items have a gap under them,...