davidgoliath

kendal,

Your issue is entirely different, it sounds like you need to have the permissions on your uploads or wp-content folder increased in order to have them written to.

Try logging in via ftp and modifying their permissions or having your hosting provider handle it on your behalf if they’re open to it.

If your own php.ini doesn’t contain any references to pdo, mysql & such — this is a result of the global configuration on bluehost and is only something they can sort.

Otherwise, Bernard covers all of the other angles thoroughly.

That’s extremely sad to hear rajan, just curious which provider it was?

I’d first take a glance at the database to see if there’s any references to the old path, do a quick search through the database for something unique like w1344.

You can use a frontend like phpmyadmin or phpminiadmin to dig into it if your host doesn’t provide a solution. Otherwise, wp-content/* would be a good place to search.