Its off Awwwwwwwww how do i fix that Im sorry I found that it is turned off???? Thanks for helping me you know u didnt but I do appreciate all the great effort, now how do i fix?? ANYONE lol
thxs mate
MarkAnrhony

if you have a root access to your domain then u can edit it from php.ini
if you do not but still are allowed for custom php input in your htaccess
you could try adding :
php_value allow_url_fopen 1
(into your .htaccess file ) or try 'On' instead of '1'

if neither solutions worked, let me know, i can substitue the fopen usage with curl which could be as much good and should work too.

Nope didnt work Im so sorry mate for all the hassle

its okey, i didnt suppose u have permissions when u explained the problem,
Hopefully tomorrow ill rewrite the cron job file and send it to you .
regards

Well thank you very much appreciated!!!! Indeed!!!

well u currently please try to create a simple file
test.php
put this in it :
<?
$url = "http://www.tchatting.com/horoscopes/aquarius.php";
@$string = implode("\n", file("$url"));
echo $string;
?>

let me know if it returns a result ...

Me??? Whats this for??? I tried everything you told me to do with any other hack it was a simple plug and play? Why is this any different I mean if its going to create a hassle for ya Im sorry
click Uninstall ;-(

Requirements:
php fopen on
- > every hack has requirements if u didnt meet them that doesnt make the hack anymore complex, i only tried to give u an alternative because i was online, nevermind anyway !

Im not all that great with .php files Im rookie and all my 50 hacks installed were fairly follow simple directions plug and play sorry wasnt being rude if it sounded that way sorry mate its just Im not savey with php

The PHP option allow_url_fopen would normally allow a programmer to open, include or otherwise use a remote file using a URL rather than a local file path. For security reasons, DreamHost has disabled this feature; however, a feature-rich alternative exists in the form of the bundled cURL library, and you can always get around the problem by compiling your own version of PHP.

From my Host mate!!