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Hello. I'm new here.

 

Recently, I was forced to switch from a host account to a dedicated server and in process of moving content, some codes in my PHP files were changed.

 

The site affected is: http://members.videogameempire.net

Currently, the photo uploads, CSS Profile editor and Admin banner manager are disabled and I can't find the codes that were changed.

 

If anyone can help, then please reply or email your requirements and or instructions to webmaster@videogameempire.net

 

Thank you.

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how do you know the code was changed?

 

It is most likely an issue of different PHP versions...

 

You first step is to find out what version you had, and what you're dedicated server is running.

 

Then, make a mirror copy of the site, or a different controller that outputs errors and find out what's wrong with each of those systems, line by line.

 

I had to do the same when I switched from 4 to 5. It wasn't very fun.

Hmmm...  I'll have to check that a little later. Someone on a different forum suggested that the problem may have something to do with Using a windows based PC to upload content to a Linux server. Does that make any sense to you?  ???

 

No, it should not matter at all unless permissions need to be set. If so you need to CHMOD the right files to the right permissions.

 

If I had to venture a guess it is the difference in PHP versions.

 

Create a fille called phpinfo.php with the following:

 

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

 

It will print out your new server settings. Check that against the software version you are working with and see if they support it.

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