Somehow describes the vehicle industry/models here.
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What happens if you leave an extra breakline after ?>?
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That fixes the problem. Though, I’m not a fan of it.
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Hi YT_Xaos,
This is quite interesting, PHP is smart enough to know that when it’s ending tag is also the end of the line, it removes the following EOL for you. You can try adding a space after ?> so it keeps the line break if you like.
Cheers!
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That also works and is a better approach. Thanks!
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You’re most welcomed 
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I want it 
25 unread, nice
Also, all green on pagespeed! 
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This will be fun
Yep - That is all I am going to post 
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Nice
This means CloudFlare registered domains can be used on free hosting as well
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Sadly for adding domain to existing account only. Not when creating new account or as a parked domain 
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At least we can see improvement
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Since there is no announcement on the Byet forums about it yet, I have hope this will be improved. As mentioned on the article, it seems like the current version is an early access release, so the limitations should hopefully be overcome in the “final edition”:
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Hi TiffanyLynch,
It’s already good enough for daily usage.
Maybe one can simply register a dummy sub-doman and bind a real domain to it as a new hosting account.
Cheers!
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You can skip the “maybe” part. I specifically listed that as an option in the guide.
The parked domains thing is more annoying because there is no workaround. And I think that’s still being worked on. Having CNAME support for account creation is just not in the cards, and it’s no problem because it’s so easy to work around it by using a temporary free subdomain.
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Is there some secret data encrypted inside?
It looks like hex and MD5
at first I thought it was some random (which may contain time/date + something else)
but whenever I type the same domain it returns the same string (CNAME)
so it is somehow related to the domain name (it’s the same when I try to add it to another hosting acc).
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They use some kind of secret that they wont tell (they scare its going to be abused smh). The hashes are static for one domain, across accounts and even across resellers. Ive tried my luck at some simple brute forcing, however havent been lucky.
EDIT: Its regular md5.
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@Admin after trying my luck with cracking the hash, I asked iFastNet if they could add an API endpoint to get the hash. Surprise - they did.
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