pdxeli

The problem is …. it is inexplicable. I did only change the password in wp-config.
The db and all of the backups have been inspected by host support personnel and confirmed there is no data there.

I’ll try changing the password back just to see if something magical happens but I don’t see how it could.

It was working when I went in and changed the password. I forgot to change wp-config.php so i noticed Database Connection Error the next morning and so I changed the password in wp-config.php. At that point it came up with the default hello world.

The host folks looked back for months and found only the now installed database, just the original hello world. I cannot see any of the content but it is all there in the files. All very confusing and bizarre.

Could someone give me a pointer about the most efficient way of rebuilding the database? As it is, I’m just assuming I’ll start with the default theme and start cutting and pasting pages. Any pointers on how to determine which template was used for which page? Or even which theme was used for the site?

Thanks!
– eli

greenempowerment.org

So my problem turned out to be the need to wrap my embedded java code in improved wrappers. Why this was triggered by Cart66 is beyond me.

I am using Cart66 Pro 1.5.1.3 (not 1.5.3 as stated before). I have not seen an upgrade and my problem still exists. Reality66 says it is a java script conflict in mu theme.

I have a theme that uses jsquery.cycle for a dynamic carousel home page and a scrolling tagline on the footer. I am using Cart66 Pro 1.5.3. When I upgraded to WP3.5, my scrolling broke so I had to deactivate cart66 and thus my storefront is not working. I turned on debugging for both scripting and WP to no avail.

Any ideas? Take a look at programmanagement-academy.com