HostPuma

Seems to be a problem with the One-Click install software, you will need to contact your web host since there isn’t much you can do from your end.

This is a dedicated IP address or a shared IP?

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Thats great news ??

Please update your thread to “Resolved”

Check your php.ini file and make sure the mysql module is uncommented, uncomment it if its not and restart your web server “Apache”.

Your welcome.

Please update your thread to “Resolved”

Hello Sophie,

The fix for your blog is easy and im sure your webhost will fix it in no time.

Thank you for the kind words and good luck with your blog ??

Most likely a theme issue. Did you try with other themes?

Also, what plugins you have installed?

Whats your website url?

NEVER EVER post your passwords on a public forum!

When the restore is complete, change your MySQL password IMMEDIATELY!

Also edit your first post and remove the passwords now!

You have contacted your web host to restore your website from their backups. So any work we do now on your blog will be gone when the restore is done.

You cant use the old database on your new upgraded WordPress.

What your doing is wrong, upgrade is upgrade. Its not uninstall and then reinstall.

When your old site/blog is back online “after the backup Restore”. Login wp-admin and you should see:

An updated version of WordPress is available.

There is a button under it called Update Now, click it and follow the instructions.

Contact your hosting provider and ask them to restore your website from backups. Choose the latest backup they have but it should be before June 1, 2015, 4:13 am.

Also check your databases with phpmyadmin, see if you still have the database: mosstota_wp281

Did you make any backups before installing/updating?

I think you need to update your theme.

You can try this fix:

GoTo: /wp-includes/shortcodes.php line 192

Change:
if ( false === strpos( $content, ‘[‘ ) ) {

To:
if ( false === strpos( (string) $content, ‘[‘ ) ) {

I checked the whois for both sites and both are pointing to the same nameservers “your host”. So this not a DNS issue.

The old seems to be terminated by your web host and the new is really slow.

I noticed that when visiting wp-admin in the new one, it redirects to the old one “wp-admin” which is gone and hence you get the: Oops! Internet Explorer could not find

You need to go to cPanel > phpmyadmin > your blog database > find wp-config table and edit it. Remove the old domain and replace it with the new one.

Seems to be an issue with the template css. You can also check the template footer file.