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I'm using iPage.com host. In order to use PHP sessions in their host I need to add session_save_path('/home/users/web/.../cgi-bin/tmp'); at the start of each page (in my case only index.php because everything goes trough index.php first). Now, they automatically add the session id to the end of every URL requested like this: website.com/movies/details/?PHPSESSID=4s54kjhdl... I think this is causing problems and can affect google indexing and SEO.. How to prevent this? Your "host" isn't causing the issue, PHP is appending this data. Specifically, PHP is configured to append the PHPSESSID

I'm using Zymic , its a great hosting but it doesn't support the php gettext extension . I'm planning to buy some hosting in the future, but from now I want the simplest solution in order to replace the function of gettext , in this case I want to display different text (English, Spanish, Chinese, etc...) without modyfing the file too much (at least not having to create seaprated files for each language). I tried something like this: <?php $lang = ""; switch ($lang) { case "en": $lang = "Hello World"; break; case "es": $lang = 'Hola Mundo'; break; } ?> <div> <p><?php echo $lang;?></p> </div>

I am currently on a shared hosting plan with iis 7.0 I have an asp.net mvc application in the wwwroot of my hosting. Now I made a virtual directory to store my webservice in(I don't want to have to host this on a sub domain and pay extra) However when I put my web service code in my virtual directory and try to run it I get this Error Summary HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid. Detailed Error Information Module IIS Web Core Notification BeginRequest Handler Not yet determined Error Code

I recently set up a website on azurewebsites.net. But when I go to the url http:/website.azurewebsites.net/ it doesn't load. But when I go to http:/website.azurewebsites.net/home.aspx it loads. What I want is that if a user goes to http:/website.azurewebsites.net/ it loads with the home.aspx content or get redirected to http:/website.azurewebsites.net/home.aspx This doesn't work <system.webServer> <defaultDocument> <files> <clear /> <add value="Default.aspx" /> </files> </defaultDocument> </system.webServer> Sorry here's the actual link http://rathgarfantasyhockey.azurewebsites.net/default

Sorry for this newbie question. Can node.js run in any hosting provider like Fastdomain? We have an account in fastdomain where we upload our Website made in PHP. I allowed SSH in our host and tried installing node.js but it didn't work. I've been searching the internet but there is no exact answer to this. No, you can not run Node.js on every hosting provider. You need certain base capabilities. If your hosting provider doesn't directly support Node.js (like Heroku does), then you need to be able to shell into your server. You also need access to a C compiler to build Node.js or the ability

I have webapp with firebase database. I would like hosting the app on firebase. My app has own server nodejs and using websockets. How can I host my app on Firebase? And how can I run my own server on Firebase? I think your question is quite simple. And the answer is also simple: no, you can't. Firebase only serves static files. You need to try heroku, codeship, etc for that. I'm not sure what exactly you are looking for. I'll assume it's one of these two: you want to run the node.js scripts on Firebase's server There is no way to run your own code on Firebase's servers. you want to run the

Anyone have idea to host site or reference for how to install node server on Godaddy. Yes this is possible . Somehow I have never seen anyone actually answer this question correctly. This works with the most basic shared hosting plans. I have successfully been able to set it up a couple different ways. I think the second is probably what you want : 1. cgi-node http://www.cgi-node.org/home Basically this replaces PHP on the lamp stack. You can run javascript through node like you would run PHP. This has all the same functionality of node js but is only really geared towards template rendering.