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2015-03-05, 07:35 AM
check the table prefix in config.php file...
$config['database']['table_prefix']
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2015-03-05, 07:51 AM
could you check in your phpMyAdmin and make sure the prefix is "mybb_"..... Open phpMyAdmin from cPanel, go to your database and check what it shows before the table name eg: xxxxx_datacache
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2015-03-05, 09:24 AM
(2015-03-05, 07:53 AM)Richard_Prime Wrote: there is no xxxxx_datacache before table name but there is the database name before the table name: a7312007_mybb
I have decided to create a new forum, how can I back up what I have done to my website e.g. the look of my website etc?
then you can try changing the prefix in config.php accordingly...
$config['database']['table_prefix'] = 'a7312007_mybb_';
to backup the forum, you can take a backup of the db from cPanel... and also, import your theme from ACP to backup the changes you did in templates and css changes...
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