The website displays: {“error”:“No se pudieron cargar los datos de la repostería.”}. The homepage cannot load products. The database exists and contains the required tables and products. I updated the hosting account password and the DB_PASSWORD setting, but the issue continues. Could you help me check the PHP/MySQL server error?
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The database exists and contains the required tables and products. I updated the hosting account password and the DB_PASSWORD setting, but the error continues. Please help me identify the PHP/MySQL server error. I have not included any passwords or private keys.
I cannot edit my original post, so I am adding the detailed error here: SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] Connection refused. My database host is sql208.infinityfree.com; the database name and username match the account, and I updated the hosting password in DB_PASSWORD. Could a human confirm the correct MySQL host/port and check whether the database server is accepting connections for my account? I will not share any passwords.
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That message, No se pudieron cargar los datos de la repostería, looks like it comes from your own PHP code rather than from InfinityFree or MySQL. It’s probably a catch block that hides the real error. So the first thing to find is the actual exception text.
Could you temporarily change that catch block to also output the exception’s message ($e->getMessage() for PDO, or mysqli_connect_error() for mysqli), then post what it says? Please leave the password out. That text will tell us whether the problem is the connection, the login, or the query.
While you’re in the code, check these three values against what your account has:
The host should be sql208.
The database name should be exactly if0_43408642_la_anadidura_dios.
The username should be your hosting account username. The hosting account password is the one to use for the database, and you’ve already updated that.
If any of those differ, even by one character, that would explain a failure.