A great post by Steve Watson, about WP Questions:
Yesterday one of my clients had a really odd issue where she could not log in using her admin details. On further investigation it transpired that it had simply disapeared!
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I immediately logged in and posted my issue and within half an hour I had several replies, and my issue was solved. For anyone who is interested, you can create a user with administritive capabilities from within the MyPHPAdmin area of your hosting account. A process which is not for the faint hearted, especially if you have never seen what your MySQL databse looks like “in the flesh!”
My client is now able to log in to her site and all is right with the world. I love it when a plan comes together.
Steve makes one small error by giving all the credit for the site to Darren Hoyt. (the site has been a 50/50 effort between Darren Hoyt and I). Other than that, a great post, and we are very glad the site was useful to Steve!
