http://codex.wordpress.org/Resetting_Your_Password
or go back to cpanel and fantastico and remove install and do it again.
I am sorry.
I am actually quite new on Fantastico.
The WordPress option is no longer in Fantastico menu.
How to remove the installation? WordPress said do not remove this file “fantastico_fileslist.txt” unless want to remove the blog?
Do all delete all the wp files including “fantastico_fileslist.txt”?
Thanks.
Jerry
Yes – remove all files and references to fantastico and do the install yourself.
Thanks samboll.
Before I delete all, I need to confirm this:
AFter I delete all the wp files including deleting off “fantastico_fileslist.txt”, will the WordPress option (icon) re-apppear in my CPanel’s fantastico.
Jerry
One last question to clarify my understanding of how it works.
Once I have uploaded my WordPress blog that is currently hosted in WordPress.com, will I still be able to login from WordPress.com or will the blog in WordPress.com dissappears?
If uploading is just making a mirror copy into my own hosting account, then and if I make changes to the uploaded blog say using Microsoft Frontpage, will old blog in WordPress.com also automatically change accordingly?
All wrong, sorry…
You can NOT upload your “WordPress blog” from wp.COM anywhere. Eventually, you can export its content and inport it into a self-hosted blog.
Your wp.COM blog will not “disappear” – but it has nothing to do with your self-hosted blog. They have different login and admin.
You should never ever open MS Frontpage when you work with your WordPress blog. Never!
As said above: the two blogs have nothing to do with each other and don’t even try to have the same content in two places: search engines will penalize you for that. Decide: either wp.com or your own hosted blog.
