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If this is your first database, start with cPanel > MySQL Databases. Create the database / username / password / set privileges there. Then you can go and use phpMyAdmin. If the problem persist, open a ticket for official support.

Yes you can. Use cPanel > phpMyAdmin, select a database and on go to the Export tab. Make sure you check the "Save as file" option to download to your computer. To upload a database, you can use the "Import" tab.

$sql="SELECT * FROM $tbl_name WHERE username='$myusername' and password='$mypassword'"; This query seems to be correct. No single quotes wrapping $tbl_name, and singles quotes wrapping '$myusername' and '$mypassword' However, please check the spelling of your field names username and password...

Yes, I'm also getting redirected to PHPBB.

Just get rid of the folder “forum”. Go to cPanel > File Manager and open your public_html folder. Locate the “forum” folder and delete it.

You are still missing the apostrophes surrounding $tbl_name:

(php) $sql="SELECT * FROM '$tbl_name' WHERE ... Edit: Please note: Source: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.session-register.php

If the credentials you used to connect were your cPanel username/password, then it will not work. If this is the case, go to CPanel > MySQL Databases and use the “Add New User” give the proper permissions and then do the “Add User To Database” step and use these new username and password to...

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In main.css lines 25 and 31 replace table.body td#chalkboard With table.body td.chalkboard

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That’s because the database of the new site has a different name than the one it was copied from. You just can’t avoid it when your cpanel usernames are different. Say your create a db named “users” This name gets transformed into "your Cpanel name _ users" So when you want to connect to...

Yes, your host name is indeed “localhost”. Have you created a user/password for this database? If not, go back to your CPanel > MySQL Databases and use the “Add New User” give the proper permissions and then do the “Add User To Database” step. Then you’ll be ready to go.

Yep, all done and in place. The pending task for cgrim29588 is to change database name / user / pass to the new specifications.

Correction, yes MySQL version 5.0.77-community

@ cgrim29588 Database and public_html transfer complete. @ garrettroyce MySQL version 2.11.9.5