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That’s what I forgot to do, drop the tables. Works like a charm.
Thanks Michael and moshu.

So that means, if I would want to restore an old database, on a fresh installed version of WordPress that allready has those tables installed (by default I guess) – I’d have to remove those tables from the database?

My blog is krneky.com.

Now I installed another version of it on thedomain.com/new-blog-here .

I made a backup of the krneky.com blog and tried to restore it on thedomain.com/new-blog-here .

I understand what you’re saying, but how can I restore the database on a new wordpress blog if it allready has those tables?

I tried playing with it some more yesterday, no luck, every table seems to already exsist.

Thanks, Matt’s custom query string plugin works perfectly.

I didn’t know what to look for, thanks again.

Still kinda confused here, trying playing with displaying the monthly code, didn’t quite work.

I agree with Kahil, I had the same problem as he did, and I downloaded a allready made template by someone else, to get the picture, and once I figured out how easy it was, I didnt need the made template anymore.

If you want to integrate your design into WordPress I suggest the following:

• Download the blank WP theme
• Make a new directory (template name) in /public_html/wp-content/themes/templatename
• Put the blank WP theme into that directory
• Upload your website style (style.css) into the same directory
• Edit the files (almost every file is commented so you probably wont have any problems).

This is only if you’re doing things from scratch.

Hey there, try the following:

<?php get_archives('monthly','3'); ?>