PhpMyAdmin Jobs

I already have the full front-end of my website live on Hostinger; now I need the server-side foundation put in place. The job centres on designing and deploying a MySQL database inside my existing Hostinger hosting account and wiring it to the front-end code. Scope of the data The tables will hold user information, product inventory, transaction records and balance history, with room to extend the schema later. I can share an ER-diagram sketch of what I have in mind, but I’m happy to refine field names and relationships together. Key requirements • Clean, well-indexed MySQL schema created directly in the Hostinger panel or via phpMyAdmin • Connection logic written in PHP (or Node.js if you prefer—my hosting supports both) so the front-end can perform standard...

My WooCommerce shop is currently offline and I need it brought back exactly to its pre-issue state. Products, customer records and the entire order history all have to be intact once we are done. Here’s the situation: I am certain a full backup was generated not long before the outage, but I can’t find it in cPanel, on the server, or inside any managed-hosting snapshots. Your first task will be to track down the most recent usable backup—whether that means digging through the host’s automated backups, JetBackup slots, external storage, or a downloadable archive that might still be on the server. Once the backup is located, I need the site rebuilt and verified: • Restore WordPress core, theme, plugins and all media files. • Import the WooCommerce da...

I need help safely renaming the main folder of my custom WordPress theme and making sure every related path updates correctly so nothing breaks. Current setup • The site sits in a staging environment, so we can work without affecting visitors. • I have full access to the hosting panel, SFTP, phpMyAdmin, and WP-CLI. What I’m looking for 1. Rename the theme’s folder to the new name I’ll provide. 2. Update all theme-dependent paths—functions, enqueued assets, template references, and any hard-coded links. 3. Run a search/replace (WP-CLI or similar) to catch database-stored paths, then flush caches/permalinks so the site loads cleanly. 4. Quick smoke test across the front-end and WP admin to confirm nothing is missing and that styles/scripts lo...

I’m moving an existing bilingual site (roughly 500 pages) from Tikiwiki v15 to WordPress and will run the new install with Polylang. All current forum content—threads, replies, attachments, user associations—must come across intact so that long-standing conversations remain searchable and linked to the correct users. The visual theme can stay familiar; I only need light styling tweaks so the new WordPress front end feels modern without losing the recognisable look visitors know. Tikiwiki’s granular user permissions are critical for us. I need an equivalent role and capability structure in WordPress, whether that’s achieved through native roles, User Role Editor, or a custom solution you propose. Everything else is fairly standard: menus, media, SEO metadata ...

My membership page was working perfectly until I restored a site backup. Since then the URL that should serve the username-and-password form throws “404 Not Found – The requested URL was not found on this server.” Every other part of the site is intact; only this protected page is unreachable.= which means users cannot access site. I have it published regular web for now until login page can be restore can be made. It should be a quick fix for people who know phpmyadmin...I do not Here’s what you need to know: • The login system was built in PHP and ties into MySQL; I approve new users directly in phpMyAdmin. • All original source files, SQL dumps, and the backup archive are in my possession and can be sent immediately. • I have full cPanel / F...