TCH-Bruce

If the files were uploaded in binary mode could cause this error. Please try uploading the files in ASCII mode. If that doesn't solve it, please open a ticket with the help desk. They can help you sort out a 500 error.

You can create dynamic or static sites on any of the plans.

You can't with the cPanel version of phpAdmin. Not sure you can install a version in your own web space that they would be able to use but something to look into.

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Glad you sorted it out.

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You need to edit the exported file and put the current database name and user name into it I believe.

You could check out hotscripts.com to find a suitable script.

Kudos!

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You could also look at Wordpress. Depends on what you want your website to be.

The server should accept a url with a ? in it. If it didn't how would you pass variables? Maybe it has something to do with you defiing the folder as a subdomain. You can open a ticket with the help desk. Maybe they can point you in the right direction.

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Thanks Thomas, updated all my blogs yesterday.

Thanks for the correction OJB, I'll update my post as well.

Thanks Thomas, same to you and also every one else!

How did you create the subdomain? How are you trying to access it? >http://subdomain.mydomain.ext Did you run the installer for WP in the wp-admin folder?

I've been updating all along so I am not sure you if you would have problems but I would assume not. Just be sure to have backups in case something goes wrong. I would backup the the database and the whole wordpress folder you installed into. Select the HOME backup function and then backup the database through the cPanel backup functions.

You need to change the mail command to this >mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers, '-fwebmaster@example.com') Change webmaster@example.com to what ever email address you want it to be from.