DadHyink

To everyone who helped, I have progressed from kindergarten to the first day of first grade in web site management. My son got involved, and indeed, I do have a Web Host, and found the infamous phpMyAdmin file. All the stuff is there. I appreciate your kind offer, Lee, but we decided to remove the offending web site, and go with direct email with attachments instead. Lower tech for sure, but right now, I’m not up to learning another computer language. Back when, I was very fluent in Microsoft Basic 7 and used several machine language routines. I just don’t have the inclination or time to do it again. Thanks again, folks.

OK. My son helped me set up this website. I’ll see if he knows who the host is. It is a stand alone site as far as I know.

Please tell me how to access phpMyAdmin if I can’t log in to my website. The hacker clearly knew how!

The log in link is fine. It just refuses my user name and password.

Is there anyone that might help me? For a generous fee?

How do I find, modify, and save phpMyAdmin online?

Unfortunately, all of the editing I’ve done on the website is online. How do I regain control, when I can’t logon to the site? Do I need to start over with a new url? I’m afraid of what you will tell me next.

OK. I am a rank amateur. How do I actually get into my website if I can no longer log on? Please use short words and simple instructions. Can I hire someone to do this for me?