I installed Drupal on a free webhost, now I want to move to another free host.
What I did:
1. Moved all the files (with Filezilla) to the new host.
2. exported/imported the database.
3. modified the database settings in /sites/default/settings.php
But I get an error when trying to enter my website:
Fatal error: Class 'PDO' not found in /home/a2090935/public_html/includes/database/database.inc on line 185
For the love of gawd, will someone please tell me how to upload my DG site to webhostingpad.com.
They offer NO SUPPORT for me. I am NOT a developer. I'm a lowly designer who wants to put her site on a hosting site for which I've already paid for THREE MORE YEARS.
Thank you,
Julie
(Pulling her hair out.) www.JulieKelleher.com
(Which gives you a link to her DG site: juliekelleher.drupalgardens.com.)
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