quantaweb
11-10-2009, 01:51 PM
Hi,
I recently migrated my site from one server to another. The new host backed up the site, then restored it to my new account. Everything went smoothly, except for one thing. Though all the calendar files - and the database - are still installed, it's not working anymore.
The page the calendar is located on is http://www.juliekayclark.com/calendar.php (but it's not showing up).
The page is supposed to look like all the other pages on her site, with both a caledar page at the top, followed by a listing of events below. The only thing showing now is some text. It was working perfectly before the move to the new server.
I asked my new host about this, and he said to come here and ask you if there's "anything that needs to be enabled."
Or, if you have any other suggestions I'd like to hear them. Thanks so much. I'm a webdesigner; this site is for a very grumpy client, and I'm really desperate to get this straighted out before she gets more upset than she already is.
Thanks so much.
all best,
Denise
I recently migrated my site from one server to another. The new host backed up the site, then restored it to my new account. Everything went smoothly, except for one thing. Though all the calendar files - and the database - are still installed, it's not working anymore.
The page the calendar is located on is http://www.juliekayclark.com/calendar.php (but it's not showing up).
The page is supposed to look like all the other pages on her site, with both a caledar page at the top, followed by a listing of events below. The only thing showing now is some text. It was working perfectly before the move to the new server.
I asked my new host about this, and he said to come here and ask you if there's "anything that needs to be enabled."
Or, if you have any other suggestions I'd like to hear them. Thanks so much. I'm a webdesigner; this site is for a very grumpy client, and I'm really desperate to get this straighted out before she gets more upset than she already is.
Thanks so much.
all best,
Denise