grzesiek811
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Changing my domain name
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Thank you, but something is wrong.
In my cpanel still is htpc.gigapahes.net
In gregol.gigapages.net there is a twcdt subdomain.
It is a mistake with similar request.
In my cpanel still is htpc.gigapahes.net
In gregol.gigapages.net there is a twcdt subdomain.
It is a mistake with similar request.
Actually @buzzawak. I haven't done anything different from before. There is only one way to change the name. You go into WHM, modify your cpanel account by replacing the old primary domain with the new one.
I checked your account and I think it may have to do with the WordPress site you created. Possibly it moved to a sub-domain. cPanel can't change the domain of your WordPress site, only the domain of your cpanel user account. You need to go into your WP database and change the domain there. However, you'll also have to move all the WordPress files so they're directly under the primary domain. In other words I suggest you cut all of the files and folders under WP and move them to the root of your primary domain, i.e. public.html.
Then also go into the WP database and change the name of the domain to your new domain. You do that with DirectAdmin, select the database, and then look for the instance of the domain, and change it there.
And finally then you can remove the sub-domain with the old name in your cpanel.
I checked your account and I think it may have to do with the WordPress site you created. Possibly it moved to a sub-domain. cPanel can't change the domain of your WordPress site, only the domain of your cpanel user account. You need to go into your WP database and change the domain there. However, you'll also have to move all the WordPress files so they're directly under the primary domain. In other words I suggest you cut all of the files and folders under WP and move them to the root of your primary domain, i.e. public.html.
Then also go into the WP database and change the name of the domain to your new domain. You do that with DirectAdmin, select the database, and then look for the instance of the domain, and change it there.
And finally then you can remove the sub-domain with the old name in your cpanel.
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Did you delete the cache from your browser?
To clear the cache of the browser, follow the steps given below
Open Google Chrome
Press CTRL, SHIFT and DELETE keys simultaneously (CTRL + SHIFT + DELETE)
Check the option that says Cached images and files
Select All Time.
Click Clear browsing data
Now check whether the issue is gone or not.
You can also flush the DNS:
ipconfig /flushdns
https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/how-do-i-flush-my-windows-dns-cache/
To clear the cache of the browser, follow the steps given below
Open Google Chrome
Press CTRL, SHIFT and DELETE keys simultaneously (CTRL + SHIFT + DELETE)
Check the option that says Cached images and files
Select All Time.
Click Clear browsing data
Now check whether the issue is gone or not.
You can also flush the DNS:
ipconfig /flushdns
https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/how-do-i-flush-my-windows-dns-cache/
@grzesiek811
Check your opening post in this thread - I've copied it for you below. But yes, this is probably where the problem started.
I've renamed buzzawak's sub-domain to its original name and I've now renamed your sub-domain to gregol.gigapages.net as requested. Things should be OK for you now.
Check your opening post in this thread - I've copied it for you below. But yes, this is probably where the problem started.
I've renamed buzzawak's sub-domain to its original name and I've now renamed your sub-domain to gregol.gigapages.net as requested. Things should be OK for you now.
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