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  • annymueller

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    Photo works and avatar works as well. Mind you, I could not get my photo to replace the avatar as the same size and at the same location as the avatar.

    Thread Starter annymueller

    (@annymueller)

    Just wanted to add a quick note to those on GoDaddy servers. In the hosting section there is a quick way to change the php version for each hosting package. The highest php version one can choose is 5.3 which is more than enough for WordPress 3.4.

    Thread Starter annymueller

    (@annymueller)

    Well!

    I upgraded my PHP on Godaddy to 5.3 and had a few minutes to kill so what the hey, I decided to browse to the install.php page. It ran first shot, found the database, installed WordPress and it really only took 5 minutes.

    Many thanks to all of you. It looks good so far. I have a challenge ahead to learn the WP functionality as I’m at the beginning of the learning curve. I will be marking this topic as resolved.

    Till we meet again.

    Thread Starter annymueller

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    I simply assumed that my GoDaddy server was on PHP 5 or higher since it’s been out for so long and also since mySQL was version 5.0. Duh! I’ll have to have my site moved to a different server with at least PHP 5.3.3. Thanks, mystery solved. Sorry for all the trouble.

    Seondary issue: My home machine is running PHP 5 and mySQL 5 and am able to run the install.php but when trying to connect to localhost (apache server) it does not find my database. It was very late and I tried a few times but I did not have access to internet help so I gave up until I resolve my internet issues. If anyone has a quick idea here, I would appreciate it, otherwise not a biggie. I will repost should I not find a solution by searching the forum.

    Thread Starter annymueller

    (@annymueller)

    Okay. I did all that. Same parse error.

    I emptied the database.
    I deleted all files and folders.
    I re-downloaded WordPress 3.4 zip.
    I extracted the files.
    I FTP’ed all the files and folders to the wp directory.
    I browsed the following URL using both Chrome and IE
    https://www.dasecho.com/wp/wp-admin/install.php
    with the exact same results in both browsers and my original browsing.

    I deleted all and re-uploaded now 5 times with all the exact same results:
    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /home/content/d/a/s/dasecho/html/wp/wp-includes/option.php on line 225

    I’m on godaddy and the mySQL server is different from my website. I don’t think that would cause this.

    Any other suggestions besides re-deleting and re-uploading which takes me over half an hour each time?

    Thread Starter annymueller

    (@annymueller)

    Sorry, I’m new to WordPress. I just didn’t want an empty database.

    I just deleted all files and reloaded them. I get the exact same parse error. You’re welcome to type in the URL and see for yourself.

    https://www.dasecho.com/wp/wp-admin/install.php

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