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I'm trying to set up a GoDaddy-purchased custom domain for my Heroku Deployed app. I got it to work so that the www. _ .com forwards correctly to my herokuapp (cedar), but 1) my attempts to get the naked address haven't worked, and 2) when I attempt to log on to the custom domain for the first time, I get a browser-dependent version of this warning, which I definitely don't want: "This is probably not the site you are looking for! ... You should probably not proceed... In this case, the address listed in the certificate does not match the address of the website your browser tried to go to. One

I have an application built with codeigniter using the sessions class and storing session data in a database. The problem is I'm getting extra session records in my database when my webpage loads a css file. Up until recently I was running my application on a simple VPS host provided by rackspace. Database and Apache were both running on the same VPS. Recently however I've migrated my application to PHPFog to allow it to scale more easily. I didn't have this issue with my former hosting setup. The row with the populated value for user_data is my original session. The other three blank sessions

I am facing a peculiar problem related to a hosted WCF service (.NET Framework 4, IIS 7, Windows 2008 Standard SP2). After I deployed the service it works fine for some time and it dies on its own by throwing a file not found exception. The exception details are given below. The application is hosted in IIS7, with a specific app pool pointing to .NET Framework 4 version. I have used FusionLog to find more on the missing assembly no luck. However if I delete all assemblies from the hosted server and copy it again from the build folder it starts working again with absolutely no issues. I am

for some reasons, our hosting company used PHP 5.2 and doesn't even have mysqli and PDO pre-installed. I have no choice but to rewrite some part of my code to make it 5.2 compatible. so, here is my question: In PHP 5.2 Anonymous function is not supported, so i did the following test to make sure I'm changing the code correctly: class foo{ public function toString(){ $arr = array("a", "b"); $arr2 = array("c", "d"); print_r(array_map('mapKeyValue', $arr, $arr2)); } private function mapKeyValue($v, $k){ return $k."='".$v."'"; } } $foo = new foo(); echo $foo->toString(); but the above would give