steven

I believe the update is already done..it was just an upgrade from a beta 1.2 to a final 1.3

Keep in mind if it's CPanel on both hosts, it can be made *really* easy with the cpanel transfer function

Sounds like sometihng like PHPNuke/PostNuke, or maybe MovableType would be the best..

Well beyond the basics with MySQL I'm not sure, you'll have to debug some to find the cause though...

Check out this thread .... which ironically enough, you started back in july

Did you add localhost (or % for anyone) to the access list? This should only be neccessary if the web server accessing the database is off the server, however you might check to make sure "localhost" is there either way, and also, trouble shoot it by adding the percent sign (% , used by MySQL as a wildard) You have to allow external web servers to access your MySQL databases by adding their domain name to the list of hosts that are able to access databases on your web site. localhost stands for your own web server. To add host access: Click on the MySQL databases button on the home page. Enter the domain name or IP number of the host that you wish to add in the Host field. Click on the Add Host button.