Or, lest I sound like I'm being confrontational (which was certainly not my intent), let's tackle this from another angle ...
Quote Originally Posted by one1 View Post
*#1- My problem is that I cannot seem to get the MYsql to upload. It doesn't seem to want to take this 2.3MB file.
How do you know it's not uploading/importing? Is there a particular error message? The error message should indicate what's wrong if a problem is occurring.
Or, does the "message" come up as "file imported successfully" (or whatever phpMyAdmin says when it successfully handles an imported file)?
If it says it successfully imported, then you probably have the wrong prefix, as indicated in step 2(a) of the FAQ article which I think you were referring to earlier: https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=100
ie: what's the DB_PREFIX from the old site?
And what prefix did you use when you did your install on the new server?
They have to match or you'll not see the data after importing.


Quote Originally Posted by one1 View Post
*#2- When I try to use the FAQ directions to import a site, problem #1 arises after I "drop" and attempt to import in the next step leaving me with a white page and SQL database not found error. I cannot get this SQL file to upload to save my life.
It's still unclear where the problem is. You said "and attempt to import in the next step leaving me with a white page and SQL database not found error".
1. "where" do you see the white page?
2. "where do you see the "SQL database not found" error?
3. A "white page" and an "error message" don't usually go together. It's usually one or the other.
You need to post more details about what exactly is happening, and when, along with what you expected was to happen and why you expected that.
THAT is why you didn't get a reply when you first posted. In fact, that's exactly why I personally skipped it when I first saw it, and moved on to something else that did have enough information to provide guidance about. I wouldn't be surprised that that's why others also didn't reply ...