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that's too vague. there could be a half-dozen different reasons for that symptom. it would take knowing what the code is, to know how it is supposed to be accomplishing the task, to pin down what the problem is.

 

best guess, your code is dependent on a very old php setting (turned off 11 years ago)  that is no longer even present in current versions of php.

 

how do you even know this is a database problem or that the database isn't connecting?

Edited by mac_gyver

Okay, so I moved the domain back to the original server. Now when I type in the domain YourMilitary.com without the http://www or www. it gives me an error message saying "Apache is functioning normally". OMG what did I do? All I did was go back into GoDaddy and changed my nameservers back to what they were originally. 

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