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  1. #11
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    Default Re: Host Transfer - No admin

    oops yeah.....I forgot to say in paths only.....duh...
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    Default Re: Host Transfer - No admin

    The double slash in the path is not really a problem, just a bit confusing.

    As to the problem mentioned by the OP, at what point are the errors mentioned generated? Your Admin page loads fine.

    Have you closed your Browser or shut down your Computer, since you setup the new site?

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    Default Re: Host Transfer - No admin

    Double slashes are a problem as the code says "Hey a double slash ... you must be hacking the code!" ...

    Fix the double slashes and do the code right ...
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    Default Re: Host Transfer - No admin

    Thank you for the replies.
    I had difficulties in the site transfer from Godaddy to bluehost and looks like not everything copied over to new host. I think I read somewhere that if not done correctly there will be breaks and problems. I am wondering if this is just the beginning and I should just start over. Again, thank you.

 

 
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