Sorry about my ignorance, but how do I do the back up? By the way thanks every body for all your prompt responses, appreciate it.

Make a FULL backup of your website (including theme, plugins and all content on your site) and save it to your computer and I suggest also save it onto a separate disk.

Then follow the instructions at your new hosting service for uploading the backup file to your new hosting account.

If the new host will do the transfer for you, you will need to give them your FTP username and FTP password and they will move the files over for you. (WA does this for incoming sites but most hosting services won't do it or they will charge for the service).

As Juneyo says, you will also need to change the DNS address at your domain registrar to point your domain to the new host's server address, BUT this must be done at the END of the process, after your content has been uploaded to the new location and not before then.

~Jude

Go to your domain registrar and change the DNS to your new hosting site.

Hi, thanks to all responders. I already changed the theme and resolved the problem. You all have been great!!!

Are you using a plugin called buddypress or something similar?

Or even try a different theme or update the theme

DeActivate plugins until error goes away

Did this message *just* start appearing on your site or has it been there all along? (Wordpress version 1.7 was released a looooong time ago.)

If the message just started showing up, have you installed any new plugins recently? If so, I'd suggest deactivating your plugins one-by-one to see if the message is being caused by some specific plugin.

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If you can narrow down the issue to a specific plugin, I'd recommend going to the support forum for the plugin to see if there's an update or a fix available for it.

No good such a message!
Hope you get answer soon.
Take care,
Kit

Try temporarily deactivating BuddyPress and see if it goes away.

If it does, you could try asking BP support https://buddypress.org/support/ or you could try using BP with a different theme.

For whatever reason, that code isn't where it should be or doesn't belong at all.

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new Date().getTime(),event:'gtm.js'});var f=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],
j=d.createElement(s),dl=l!='dataLayer'?'&l='+l:'';j.async=true;j.src=
'//http://www.googletagmanager.com/gtm.js?id='+i+dl;f[removed].insertBefore(j,f);
})(window,document,'script','dataLayer','UA-74209407-1');[removed]
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I hope you're here.
I can guess but if you can hop on LIve Chat, someone can help.
DomW is in Live Chat. He might be a good person to ask.

:-)

Go to SiteRubix Site Manager, on the top memu there is a tab for Email.

Under the tab, New Email Mailbox fill out your prefered email address and choose a domain from the drop down menu, ie david@createaffiliateincome.com, and press Create.

Under the My Email Addresses Header ypou will then see your email set up with Mailbox - login to Webmail button, hidden password and SMTP Settings

You can set up as many emails as your require forllowing the steps above. Now your're set to go

Click the Login to Webmail button, enter your password where required and off you go...

Hope this helps

Do you mean an email account for your website? Or Gmail account?

Great post.

Nobody seems to know what is going on with the google analytics code that appears on top of my website. Not even technical support can give me an answer.

Would like to know why the logo of Word Press with some drop down menu and a log in sign comes up also on top of my web page?

I had a similar issue at one point, I believe after adding Bing's website authorization code to my header. I believe it only showed up in my WP dashboard though.

Hopefully someone can figure this out, as it still baffles me what on earth was causing that.