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Hello, I have followed the normal (I think) steps on the following thread: http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/viewtopi ... e+recovery
for backing up my site, but its not working...

Here is what I did:
1) I had an installation on subdomain.mydomain.com
2) made a backup of the database file (phpmyadmin/export sql)
3) I did a new installation of CMSMS on newdomain.com
4) Installation successful/everything working
5) then I tried importing the old sql database backup, and phpmyadmin said "it" was successful as well...

But when I go to my site, I don't see any of the old templates, stylesheets or pages that I had before... !!???

can anyone help me?

Thank you

can you actually see your imported database in the database?

staartmees wrote:can you actually see your imported database in the database?

Yes, I can see the database using phpmyadmin - for example I go to my database and I looked for cms_templates and I see that there are the 3 templates I had originally created, but I don't see them on my new installation. Thank you

clear cache into "site admin"
You have to do this each time you change your config.php

Then unflag "Allow Browser to Cache Pages" for a little time or more

At the end try surfing with a browser cache cleaned

Bye
gienpiero

gianpiero wrote:clear cache into "site admin"
You have to do this each time you change your config.php

Then unflag "Allow Browser to Cache Pages" for a little time or more

At the end try surfing with a browser cache cleaned

Hi Gienpiero, thank you but its not working...
I went to Site Admin/Advanced Setup and Clear Cache
Then I unChecked Allow Browser to Cache Pages
I cleared my browsers history (everything) and tried again, but nothing is happening...

I still do not see my templates or pages created when I go into my admin panel...

This may seem like a silly question, but did you update your config.php to point to the correct database instance (the ince where you restored the database from backup)? You may want to double-check those settings.

-S

spcherub wrote:This may seem like a silly question,....
-S

probably..

database with two prefix ? all double ?
cms_1
cms_2