Thanks Steven. That's kind of what I thought. But if you look at the two attachments from Hostgator....they seem to match.
The image "database" is the name of the database I created.
The image "details_php" shows a snippet of the file located in the folder....../comments/includes/db
They seem to match. I copy and pasted into the php file
Can you try changing the file permissions of details.php from read-only to normal. It's possible that your server is badly configured so that a read-only file can't even be read. If this works then when you get to the admin panel it will warn you that the file is not read-only. When it does this, click the button to disable the check.
If that doesn't work, can you check the privileges that you gave when creating the database. Make sure that all privileges are granted.
(21-Jan-2013, 01:46 PM)Steven Wrote: They would have displayed on the screen.
Can you try changing the file permissions of details.php from read-only to normal. It's possible that your server is badly configured so that a read-only file can't even be read. If this works then when you get to the admin panel it will warn you that the file is not read-only. When it does this, click the button to disable the check.
If that doesn't work, can you check the privileges that you gave when creating the database. Make sure that all privileges are granted.
I finally got a chance to try your suggestions. I had to change the permission for the user I had set up.
Finally got it installed. Thank you very much for your help