benisjamin

Hey AmesEla,

mail me your URL, or if you dont want the whole WP community knowing, mail me direct @ [email protected].

Ill have to look at this tomoz now, as Im off to bed now, so will mail you back tomoz evening.

Are you on a MAC or Windows based environment out of interest ?

all the best for now

Hi,

you need to look at the look at the file path for the images you are using, if you uploaded the images via the admin backend, then literally copy and paste the full file path thats given to you, once the image has been uploaded into the media gallery, and then paste that into your <img /> tag which Im presuming is embedded within a specific php file, and your images will render.

Any other issues and drop me a mail, as Im working on my laptop all of today.

I have checked and double checked and all the details match to the charactor.

In the .sql file is there anything I should ammend as this is the top section as exported to my desktop(Should anything in this code now match the new database name/username/password Ive just created through the MySQL page in cpanel):

— phpMyAdmin SQL Dump
— version 2.9.2-Debian-1.one.com1
— https://www.phpmyadmin.net
—
— Host: MySQL Server
— Generation Time: Oct 13, 2011 at 10:04 AM
— Server version: 5.0.51
— PHP Version: 5.2.0-8+etch16
—
— Database: bfdesigns_co_uk
—
CREATE DATABASE bfdesigns_co_uk DEFAULT CHARACTER SET latin1 COLLATE latin1_swedish_ci;
USE bfdesigns_co_uk;

— ——————————————————–

If I start right from the beginning:
I exported the the database files out of my old server via their phpmyadmin screen, I then created a new database and user account on the new server and used those details to modify the wp-config.php that I`d downloaded from the old server.
Im still getting the error show up at :
https://www.bfdesigns.co.uk/blog/wp-admin/

Do I modify all the following in the wp-config file ?:

/** The name of the database for WordPress */
/** MySQL database username */
/** MySQL database password */
/** MySQL hostname */

Hi again Esmi,

Ive just looked over the article you have suggested, but from my understanding of it, its suggesting that my site has been coded with PHP from the section that states:

“Grab the header

In order to transform regular PHP pages into ones that utilize WordPress, you need to add either of the following code snippets to the start of each page.”

I dont have any PHP in my site nor do I have any knowledge with PHP unfortunately. Its literally been coded in XHTML and css. Can you possibly suggest a different article if one exists ?

thanks once again

Ben