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Everything works PERFECTLY now! Thank you so much. I want to thank you for anwsering my questions (I have bothered you with this particular question twice). Turned out that the problem truly was my FTP program. I changed programs and now it overwrites the file so that the .php stuff works. So thank you. Happy holidays!

I am using FreeFTP which I?′ve used before in my old domain and it worked fine.

With FreeFTP you can upload files in ASCII, Binary or “auto” mode. I usually use the auto mode because it does really work and seperate the ASCII and Binary files and upload them in correct way. ..or did work. In my old domain. Maybe not in the current one.

Now I did try to upload everything again etc. It still says “parse error”. Same thing with phpBB-forum that I tried to upload.

I haven?′t altered any files. (except the password/username path stuff that I was supposed to alter). So why does it give me “parse error”. The .php files should be correct since.. they work on others.

Could it be my FTP uploading program? Or the fact that my domain became active just today?

Ah okay. Thank you :)! I?′ll try again…and again ^^!

my username for the database is theart_ and I gave that username ALL ACCESS.

Yes also deleted/reuploaded wp-admin. Didn?′t work.

I guess I just have to delete everything and start again. Hopefully it?′ll work this time… but I still have a feeling it has got something to do with database not connecting.. like I should create a table first or something (that?′s what I had to do @ my last domain..and then wp worked). But that didn?′t work this time.

Yes the database is on localhost. And the database I created was theart_wordpress and I also pointed WP to the correct db so that shouldn?′t be the problem. Also the username&password are correct.

Is there something I should do at “phpMyAdmin”? (* You can use phpMyAdmin to administrate your MySQL databases in a web based environment.*). But shouldn?′t WP create the tables automatically so I wouldn?′t have to do that.

Tried that “delete /wp-includes” thing. Didn?′t work.

In my “create MYSQL database” place it gives “connection strings”:
$dbh=mysql_connect (“localhost”, “theart_”, “<PASSWORD HERE>”) or die (‘I cannot connect to the database because: ‘ . mysql_error());
mysql_select_db (“theart_wordpress”);

So basically at wp-config.php I wrote

define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘theart_wordpress’);
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘theart_’);
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘thepasswordihave’);
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);