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Start your free trialErin Zygaitis
8,460 PointsInstalling WordPress
I bought a domain and hosting to learn WordPress with Web Hosting for students, however, whenever I try to install it using cPanel I receive the message:
The following errors were found : Could not make the query numbered : 30 MySQL Error No : 1064 MySQL Error : You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '1, 1, now(), now(), 'WordPress is an award-winning web software, used by million' at line 1
Any ideas want I may have done wrong? Thanks
Jaber Salehi
Courses Plus Student 11,888 PointsI think you should contact your hosting provider, Because there's a error about MySQL Server Version
2 Answers
Erin Zygaitis
8,460 PointsThank you all for your help. The hosting site responded that it was a problem on their end. I appreciate everyone jumping in to give me a hand.
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 PointsAre you doing the manual install? If yes, it says " You have an error in your SQL syntax" so somewhere when creating the database some query was written wrongly. Either try finding the bug or do the 1 click install (if you have done it already then wordpress is already installed.) You can also check out this post for more tips on what others tried to do to solve that issue, but overall it says you have a syntax error so finding that might be the solution.
Stephen Gehring
11,203 PointsStephen Gehring
11,203 PointsI know this doesn't solve your direct problem... But I suggest you check out http://wpengine.com they are a great host for wordpress websites.
I would need to see your set up more in depth to troubleshoot the issue above.. =O,
Is there any way you can provide more information about about the steps you took to set up wordpress in your hosting environment?