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  • For, me I get the same error for autoload_real.php row 32. The error is in another language, but it translates to E_PARSE. Error message: syntax error, unexpected ‘(‘

    When I go to phpMyAdmin, it clearly says:
    – PHP:n version: 7.3.33
    – cpsrvd 11.100.0.12
    – libmysql – 5.6.43

    Why is it happening also with PHP 7.3.33? (It breaks my site so that I can’t access it, recovery mode doesn’t let me in either.) Thanks.

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    Now I have changed 3 values in my wp-config.php: DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_HOST. DB_HOST was previously “mysql” but I guess it was only suitable for the old server. On this new one it should be localhost. And did “work”, now I get much further.

    I can go to mysite.com/wp-admin and it now gives “503 Service Temporarily Unavailable”. It now tries accessing the WP redirections which is good.

    I don’t know how to fix this error. Deactivating plugins and switching to default theme was suggested, but I can’t access the backend. Before using my webhotel’s expensive support for this, is there something I can do to troubleshoot that error? Any logs or additional information would be very useful.

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    I did the import according to my instruction link. It said succesful (544 something done, it’s not in English so I don’t know the translation).

    But, nothing seem to have changed. I changed the DNS earlier and I think that has already updated and ok (the error message shown to visitors changed after chaging that). The site’s error message is still “Error establishing a database connection”. I also changed the wp-config.php to match a new user added by me in MySQL Databases. It does say: Current Databases, my_databasename, 17 MB, my_user (with all privileges). What might be wrong?

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    There is a .sql file (17 MB) and I used MySQL Workbench to see what it includes (it looks fine as far as I can tell).

    On my new web server I do have phMyAdmin and MySQL Databases. They are both working. In fact, phpMyAdmin already had the database available on the left side. I didn’t do any import, it was there automatically. (Did it do some auto-scan, I don’t know?)

    The instruction page I mentioned says that I should add a user in MySQL Databases. I tried, but it accepts only 8 letters for the username. And there is a prefix xxxxxxx_ (name changed). But in my wp-config.php the username is much longer than what MySQL Databases accepts.

    There is already one user in MySQL Databases but it’s a different user than defined in wp-config.php.

    What to try next?

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    The answer was to change Tag Attribute to div in Collapse-O-Matic Settings. However, for the “Internal Collapse Trigger” here https://plugins.twinpictures.de/plugins/collapse-o-matic/documentation/ also has the same double arrow bug even after the “div” was already set. How to fix that also?

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