OK. Really stupid question time ....

I uploaded the above script as a file "script.php" to the serendipity area of my server

I then navigate to the script using my browser, right?

in my case this is http://fuzzyfm.com/serendipity/script.php

I was expecting something to happen ... can anyone help ...

Oh excellent Garvin - Thanks.

Been away for a few days but I am going to try that script right now

Cheers

Trevor

Good so far - thanks

I have copied the script below into the PHP document using notepad++ and uploaded it to my Serendipity directory (with 'mypassword' replaced by 'xxxxxxxxxx')

(Do the ' and ' parts constitute part of the password in this script?)

<?php
include 'serendipity_config.inc.php ...

The search suggested by the linked post brought up over 20,000 hits in the database!

If Don Chambers is reading this, I believe he has my FTP access information to Fuzzyfm.com

(DON: I have replaced my PC and am struggling to get into Serendipity admin at Fuzzyfm.com)

TIA

Trevor Dawson

Hi there:

This is a pain, I know, but having bough a new PC, all my password settings have been lost.

Normally I would go to my blog page and the access administration (or edit) links would show. From there I would have direct access to my blog layout etc ...

However, this previously automated ...