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  • I am finding WordPress very buggy and diffucult, honestly. I want to build a site with it, but constant error messages, things I cannot find that are mentioned?

    The latest is the “Space Upgrade”…..”In your dashboard”.

    No such thing in MY dashboard. When I log in, it is not there and I hunt and hunt and hunt.

    End of rope, knot tied, months at this now.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Image size
    Thread Starter zukester

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    Forgot to say it is for the eshop plugin, version 5.0, and in WordPress 3.0

    Thread Starter zukester

    (@zukester)

    OK. I will wait.

    Thanks for trying.

    Thread Starter zukester

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    Blogaholic! That was it! The offending theme!

    I exported the username file for the DB and it was in there. If I change it back to the default theme, will it work (assuming that that was the issue)?

    Thread Starter zukester

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    >>If there is nothing added to this thread and if you don’t find a solution within say, a day or 2, I will tell you that it may just be worth doing a dump and import straight from PHP Admin from one database to the other. <<

    I am game. How do I do that? Can I do that with all of them to get them all into one?

    Thread Starter zukester

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    OK. read that page and took the wp-config-sample file, edited it to match the username, password, db name and uploaded as wp-config.php and immediately lost the connection.

    Like I said, for me to edit the sp-config either does nothing or disallows reconnection.

    “Error establishing a database connection.”

    Thread Starter zukester

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    OK. All of the tables have wp_ in the font, and that matches the wp-config.php entry

    Thread Starter zukester

    (@zukester)

    Not sure how to put in a prefix. Currently it says,

    “$table_prefix = ‘wp_’;

    When I am in the PHP Admin, I only get options to Alter, Create, etc. databases and not sure which table should be referenced in

    $table_prefix = ‘wp_’;

    Thread Starter zukester

    (@zukester)

    Uh….ok………table prefix?

    Let me try and see what you mean.

    Thread Starter zukester

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    Version is 2.9.2.

    Not sure which theme it was now, since i cannot get back into it to check.
    I can get WordPress to work, but only with a new DB and not with any existing ones that have posts in them.

    I checked both files, and they are identical in format, just the words “username, password” etc. have been replaced by the real ones.

    Thanks, Zukester

    Thread Starter zukester

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    Forgot to finish before sending.

    Also, forgot to say, was not able to export/import either. It is always the “wrong format” no matter which one I pick.

    Thanks, Zukester

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Lost it
    Thread Starter zukester

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    Ah, OK. Then this is better news. I did a backup to a zipped file which I stored on the site and locally. I can unpack it and redo the DB again, I guess. Worst case anyways.

    So ,elt me try this PhpMyAdmin tool first and, failing that, I can try to restore the CB. Failing that, I will do a backup after each several posts or even semi-weekly.

    Will let you know what happens.

    Thanks so much. Excellent forum, and I am on a lot of forums, from photography to geek stuff.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Lost it
    Thread Starter zukester

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    I have a backup, yes. How do they become corrupt and how do I fix it, then prevent it from happening?

    Thanks,
    zukester

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