-Matthew-

Welcome to the forums

I use WHMCS for all of my transactions, if you have a reseller hosing account normally they provide this free or as an extra. -Matt

Welcome to the forums Only advice that I can offer is get your name out there as much as possible, don't be afraid to take on those big projects. Do you have your own website? - Matt

Do you have a link to the website? What changes do you want to be made? if you just want simple changes such as font colour some wording I'm happy to show you how to do this yourself.

Very very slow to load on my side,

You can open the files using notepad++ You would need some basic knowledge of html.

Hmm I'm unsure really, its from an old project of mine which connects to game servers via rcon but haven't used it for years now noticed this error. Something to do with server connecting side I believe.

Hello, Does anyone know what this error could mean; Error: 0 - php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known Best regards, Matt

Unfortunately no matter what company you go with there is always something which could go wrong, unless you setup a fail over server. 99.99% uptime still means that your website could be down yearly of 52 minutes and 35.7 seconds

Thanks for the replies so far @@Jack With Craft CMS is it possible to create the website using the free plan, then once the website has been created then moving it to the paid plan?

Hello all, Hope you had a great Christmas and New year? I'm looking to get some advice on what CMS to use (Not wordpress please) which I can use for my clients websites, Something easy to use and customise to fit in with my clients sites. Not looking for something expensive or any monthly costs, open source would be ideal but security is a must. Sorry not that Im fussy! Best regards, Matt

Hello, I've seen this explanation video about responsive web design all over the web, but I cant seem to find where they have gotten it from? Has anyone got any ideas? Best regards, Matt

Strange tho as 29/01/2016 is present.

Thanks for help that worked a treat While I understand its a messy way to do it, the website is very old and with lack of coding knowledge it will just have to do for the time being.

Unfortunately this was how the website was built, back in 2006.

Hello all, I have a database called "XYZ" and in there a table called "dates" in here lists all the dates of the year. e.g How ever I need to now add all the dates of the year for 2016, is there a way I could do this using SQL Query? as it would takes me god knows how long to add every date of 2016 manually Thanks in advance, Matt.

Welcome to the forums, look forward to seeing you around. - Matthew

Welcome to the forums Dan, do you have any work to show us? look forward to seeing you around. - Matthew

Looks great, but doesn't seem to be responsive? loving the slanted panels tho! - Matthew

Could you not install it in a sub domain on your current website? - Matthew

Orange looks better I think! - Matthew

There are some good web site builders out there, I wouldn't recommend those site builders you get free with your web hosting plan as those are simply cheap rubbish. A quick google search will give you a nice list - Matthew

You should be avoiding any EIG brands, EIG is a company that acquires large web hosting businesses. They have a reputation for not providing the best service possible. A reseller account is a good path to take, its always recommend to give each website their own cPanel account (Better security) and £15-£30 a month sounds like a good budget. How much diskspace, bandwidth would you be looking for? I would be looking to avoid any unlimited providers as they do not exist and tend to just be oversold servers. Some options below; Vidahost is a well known UK hosting provider Unitedhosting another great web hosting provider, but is a little on the expensive side. - Matthew

Welcome to the forums Poppy, look forward to seeing you around

Hello, I'm looking at creating a production video for my business, can anyone recommend any websites which they've used? Best regards, Matt