// Example: define('XOOPS_ROOT_PATH', '/home/gcollins/public_html/bridge');
define('XOOPS_ROOT_PATH', '/home/gcollins/public_html/bridge');

// XOOPS Virtual Path (URL)
// Virtual path to your main XOOPS directory WITHOUT trailing slash
// Example: define('XOOPS_URL', 'http://thomaschart.org/bridge');
define('XOOPS_URL', 'http://thomaschart.org/bridge');

Bender wrote:
For site 1: (the thomaschart.org one)

Can you use phpmyadmin with the database of that site using the username and password which are in the mainfile.php?

Is in mainfile.php from site 2 the hostname also localhost?
Otherwise change the one in site 1 to the same as that used in the mainfile of number2.
The sites are two different entities and therefor have two different databases

Is the databasename really gcollins_xoop1? (again check with phpmyadmin
Yes, the user is "gcollins and the dbase name is xoop1
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for site 2: (the fishy thing)

Can you still login?
(usinghttp://lifeinafishbowl.net/main/user.php)

At least from that page you get to see some other content.


If you can access the admin after logging in:
(usinghttp://lifeinafishbowl.net/main/admin.php)
Logging into url/main/admin.php leaves me with a blank page

- set theme back to XOOPS default theme
- deactivate news (do NOT uninstall)

See what happens.

Bender wrote:
What about the first question:

Can you use phpmyadmin with the database of that site using the username and password which are in the mainfile.php?

Quest wrote:
I looked but I can't find, what version of XOOPS are you using? I ask this because your mainfile.php is different from mine. I am using 2.0.14.
You said you used the backup from March and uploaded it, and the SQL file. What SQL file did you use?

Quest

Biteronboard wrote:
Can you give us a rundown of your server specs?

Especially PHP(vers)

I couldn't Imagine 2.0.10 working with PHP5

Is the databasename really gcollins_xoop1? (again check with phpmyadmin
Yes, the user is "gcollins and the dbase name is xoop1