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  • Thread Starter mattbhickman

    (@mattbhickman)

    Yes, they are. However, I’ve figured out my problem.

    In case it is helpful to someone else…I downloaded my .sql file from a shared web host through their cPanel and for whatever reason every single table was appended with the following prefix:

    wp_whkp…

    I adjusted all of the prefixes to simply “wp_” with a simple search and replace in Visual Studio Code then imported the .sql database to phpmyadmin and voila! Problem solved.

    Thanks for all of the help. I’m a happy camper now.

    Thread Starter mattbhickman

    (@mattbhickman)

    Thank you Steven, here are the steps that I took based off of your recommendation…

    1.) Select “SQL” tab in phpmyadmin
    2.) Enter in your command but change the dbname to mine and the user to the username for that database
    3.) Hit “Go” button

    It throws the following error:

    Error
    SQL query:

    grant all on zzzzzzzzzzzzz.* to ‘zzzzzzzzzzzzz’@’localhost’
    MySQL said: Documentation

    #1044 – Access denied for user ‘zzzzzzzzzzzzz’@’localhost’ to database ‘zzzzzzzzzzzzz’

    So then I tried it from the Ubuntu command line by first entering mysql command line…

    1.) USE “dbname”; This returns Database changed
    2.) Enter in your command but change the dbname to mine and the user to the username for that database. this returns: Query OK, 0 rows affected
    3.) FLUSH PRIVILEGES; This returns Query OK, 0 rows affected

    Then I returned to my WordPress wp-admin page and still no migrated content. Again thank you for your help.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by mattbhickman.
    • This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by mattbhickman.
    Thread Starter mattbhickman

    (@mattbhickman)

    Steven, sorry about that I didn’t realize that the dbname was considered secret stuff. I apologize for that and it will not happen again.

    The table prefix directly from my wp-config file is as follows:
    $table_prefix = ‘wp_’;

    When viewing each table in phpmyadmin the prefix for each table begins with:
    wp_…

    I should note that some have this prefix:
    wp_whkp…

    Thanks.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by mattbhickman.
    Thread Starter mattbhickman

    (@mattbhickman)

    Thank you Steven for the quick reply. My DB name in phpmyadmin is as follows(I copy and pasted it from phpmyadmin’s left nav):

    zzzzzzzzzzzz

    and here is the line from my wp-config file:

    // ** MySQL settings – You can get this info from your web host ** //
    /** The name of the database for WordPress */
    define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘zzzzzzzzzzzzz’);

    Still no cigar?

    Thread Starter mattbhickman

    (@mattbhickman)

    Andrii, the update did the trick! Thank you so much!!!

    Thread Starter mattbhickman

    (@mattbhickman)

    Oh man, I’m so sorry. Turns out it might not be the plug-in. So this is what happens. If I click a link it makes the jump properly. I can then scroll as I please. However, if I try to click a link in the fixed nav at the top from this point forward the scrolling becomes stuck and the site will no longer jump to any other links. Please advise.

    Thanks again.

    Thread Starter mattbhickman

    (@mattbhickman)

    Nevermind, I realize this is a plug-in issue with WP-Forms Lite. As this is the only link in my navigation that causes this behavior. I will reach out to them instead. Please feel free to delete my post.

    Thank you again for a great theme!

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