pierrescottdesign

Hi, can someone respond to this please?

Hi, can someone please respond to this?

I’d like some actual help rather than sarcasm. The site normally can back itself up on the server, but it’s not even doing that. I want the site to back up. That’s all I want.

Thank you esmi, that led me to solving the problem. Apparently one of the admins was using a URL in the Custom Permalinks area instead of a structure tag, which is a no-no.

PJ

I haven’t tested yet, i’m still trying to get to the testing phase.

I am migrating from another host that had Joomla installed for one of the sites. The new version of that site is in WordPress, and THAT version is the one hosted on godaddy. Sorry for not explaining that before. I’m scrapping the Joomla version entirely and it’s not on Godaddy at all.

I just went in and set the nameservers for each site to Godaddy’s nameservers. I want them to point to the files hosted on Godaddy. When I look at the domain settings for each of the aforementioned domains, both of them have the same IP address as Kremos.com, which is the primary domain on the account. I have the hosting set up and all the files in their respective folders for each website. I tried to access sinuate media via kremos.com/sinuatemedia and got the error message, same with kremos.com/bookdivas. And when I go to Sinuatemedia.com or Bookdivas.com, it takes me to the old site. Why does this happen?

Thank you Alon,

Pierre

Hi alon,

I have not pointed the domain names yet because I wanted to test them first before making them on the new server to make sure it all works before I took it live. Is there a way to do so without pointing them, perhaps my plugging the ip address into the database?

Hi Alon,

Thank you. I’d really appreciate your help. There are actually two domains, bookdivas.com and sinuatemedia.com, which are subdomains of Kremos.com, all owned by my client. I’d appreciate any feedback you have for this.

Pierre

thank you govpatel,

I am currently trying to restore the database. Do i need to change the host url within the database itself? I changed the DB_Host to what it’s supposed to be but that did nothing.
I’m so confused.

I employed the direct solution to the problem as stated above but it was a no go. I’m rather new at migrating databases. Does anyone have an idea as to what could generally cause this?

thanks for responding by the way

tried that a few times …unfortunately it has no effect. the php.ini file is usually in the root folder right? both my php.ini file and my wordpress files are in my root folder

can I change the editor? is there a JCE editor like in Joomla?

but why is that the case? is there something that can stop this? What if a user needs to switch to codeview to fix something?

yes i check both of them…it doesn’t happen until I save the changes. Then the code for the video vanishes.

Please someone respond…i need help