Upgraded all my sites to Wordpress 3.0.5 today.
No problems encountered, either at Jab Web, or Unlimited.
Took the opportunity to have a tidy-up on the plugins as well.
Deleted all useless inactive stuff, and upgraded everything apart from Wordbay.
The wordbay version on Wordpress.org is NOT the latest. The latest is only available to members of www.thewordbay.com
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Showing posts with label wordpress upgrade. Show all posts
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
Wordpress "unable to establish a database connection"
Have you just uploaded a new version of Wordpress via ftp?
Did you overwrite wp-config.php ?
You now have two options: restore the file from the backup you made before the upgrade.
You did make a backup, right?
Alternatively, use the File Manager in your control panel (CPANEL, PLESK, etc), to edit the wp-config.php file.
(It'll be in the root of your Wordpress install)
You need the following information:
Database Name
Database User Name
Database User Password
Database Host Name. (Usually "localhost", but NOT always. It's not on 000webhost for instance)
On Cpanel, all these values can be read from either "mysql" or "phpmyadmin", apart from the password. You may need to set a new password. On Plesk it's under databases - database users. Again, you may need to set a new password.
Now enter these values in the correct places in wp-config.php and save the file.
Next time, take a backup.
and that's it.
Did you overwrite wp-config.php ?
You now have two options: restore the file from the backup you made before the upgrade.
You did make a backup, right?
Alternatively, use the File Manager in your control panel (CPANEL, PLESK, etc), to edit the wp-config.php file.
(It'll be in the root of your Wordpress install)
You need the following information:
Database Name
Database User Name
Database User Password
Database Host Name. (Usually "localhost", but NOT always. It's not on 000webhost for instance)
On Cpanel, all these values can be read from either "mysql" or "phpmyadmin", apart from the password. You may need to set a new password. On Plesk it's under databases - database users. Again, you may need to set a new password.
Now enter these values in the correct places in wp-config.php and save the file.
Next time, take a backup.
and that's it.
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