Lars.Lemming

Hmm – Steve Stern, luckily I took a backup of the database for my existing project, as I deleted them all to start over.
First I created the 4 new databases (byemery, energreen, flexsolution and hjertestarterekabe).
Then go press the SQL tab to enter – precicely:
GRANT ALL on byemery.* to ‘Lars’@’localhost’;
GRANT ALL on energreen.* to ‘Lars’@’localhost’;
GRANT ALL on flexsolution.* to ‘Lars’@’localhost’;
GRANT ALL on hjertestarterskabe.* to ‘Lars’@’localhost’;
(these are the actual titles of the 4 sites I am working on – not 1, 2, 3 and 4)
Once this is done, I close down the PHPMyAdmin page, open a new webpage and enter:
https://localhost/byemery
Here I expect to start setting up the WordPerfect installation – but run into a page which says “Error connecting to the database”!
Can you see what I do wrong?

I have one site I am working on (1), and need to start on 3 new sites (2, 3 and 4).
I then place WordPress in each of these folders.
In htdocs I already have folder 1, and create folder 2, 3 and 4.
I then change the name of the “wp-config-sample.php” document for each of the new folders/sites, open it, change as follows;
define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘2’); (and 3 and 4)
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘Lars’);
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘MY-PASSWORD’);
and leave define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); as is.
I then go in to PhPMyAdmin and create 3 new databases (1 is there already with DB_USER being “Lars” and DB_PASSWORD being “MY-PASSWORD)
When I try to establish user for site 2, I get the message “‘Lars’@’localhost’ already exist!” (translated from Danish to English).
So the question is, how can I use the same username and password for all 4 websites, as long as they are on my localhost (it will be changed when I upload to live server)?
I hope this explains the situation better!

Great feedback – and great products, thank you!

I have managed to solve part of the issue, so I will close this now and start a new thread for the remaining issue!

@ techs221 – how did you solve this?
I am experiencing the exact same issue!

@ t-p
Thank you very much, it solved the issue, but where the php.ini file is located, that is still a mystery to me!

@ t-p, sorry it is not, neither in C:\wamp64\www (see below)

or in the folder of the project (UGVC) C:\wamp64\www\ugvc (see below)

This is a great mystery for me!

Hi Lorro,
You are right, I worked it out in a “not to elegant way” – simply by going to appearance -> widgets and from here remove the widgets which were pre-installed with the Woocommerce plugin and the Storefront theme.
It would have been much more “elegant” if I knew how to change it in a php or css script in the child theme though!
I will leave the question open for a little while to see if any one comes up with an “elegant” solution though!

That seemed to work like a treat – thank you for quick support.

Thought I had done so – but better late than never ??

Thanks Buzztone – I can tell you that the creation of two column contact forms does work with the “older” version (but not since v. 4.0), which means that if you “order” the contact form correctly, as oppose to tables, it is not only responsive but also has a “natural” flow!

Never intended to “bump” the question/subject, simply could not find it in the list and as I had worked out that this worked before the update and not after – after have checked with both the public and the local configuration, I just wanted to make the point of the possible issue deriving from the updates!

@ buzztone, I just went back to my “development pc” and there (on a localhost setup) the two column setup works with Contact form 7 version 3.9.3 and the WooThemes shortcode generator!
That set-up is running WP 4.0, so something has “probably” gone wrong in connection with the latest version (4.0.1) of Contact form 7!

@ buzztone – that is a bit surprising as seem to remember that I have previously made forms using the WooThemes shortcodes which worked, but as of the latest release of contact form 7 (4.0 and 4.0.1), it no longer seem to work!
However, there is no idea “arguing” about the past ?? – do you have any suggestion as to which column plug-in to use instead?

Column shortcodes code written in [] as you are using to generate the mail forms.
Among others you can split a page in to several columns – e.g. one at the top, two after the first section of the page and then one again at the bottom of the page, or something similar to this:
One column which goes right across the page as it normally is used on a page.
A column where you can enter some A column where you can enter some
tesxt and where the text continues tesxt and where the text continues
on the next line automatically. on the next line automatically.
And then the text can come back to just one column again to continue writing.
The main advantage of columns in comparison to Tables is that columns are “responsive” which means that they behave much better on smaller screens like e.g. smart phones!
Popular versions of this tool is e.g. the build in column builder in WooThemes, Column Shortcodes, Shortcodes Ultimate etc.