Hi!
The title is enough. It appears a dot “.” at the beginning of all my uploaded files, which is a really big problem because I have a php-include just at the first line and the first action is “sesion_start()”. It means, that it calls an error because of that “.” at the beginning of the file and I must delete it file by file.
Can I prevent it from happen?
.<?php
include (“server.php”);
?>
Hmm, that is very odd! Are you using the File Manager on the control panel? I believe that if you use an FTP client, the issue won’t persist anymore. Let me know if that works out for you!
Can you please also post your website URL? I can take a look for you. 
I’ve already “fixed” it, I mean, I’ve deleted all the dots from the files. But it’s just this simple. When I upload the files to the File Manager they have a dot at the beginning. It’s not the end of the world, but it’s quite annoying, because I’m updating my “web” (I’m just a beginner) these weeks and each time I have to do it.
The web is this one if it helps: https://ocapitan.000webhostapp.com/index.php
Are you uploading them from a Zip file?
Nop. I just drag the files to upload them
Could You record a small video of it?
I’ve checked and it’s not a “dot” sorry, it’s this character: “·”
Weirdo, can you record, screenshot?
I’ve tried to record it with xbox app but I failed. But here are some screenshots!
Original file: http://prntscr.com/jm8bi4
000webhost file: http://prntscr.com/jm8c4h (with the dot or whatever it is)
Owh that’s nothing
Well it calls an error in the php script included at the beginning, because the first function is “session_start()” and even that small “·” makes it crash 
