Hello Abbi,

As per Scott, the main issue is that the reference for PDO is stored within the PHP.INI file. I looked at your website and you didn't have a PHP.INI file in that website, but the overall hosting account has a main PHP.INI in the public_html folder that is referenced. When typed in your domain name /phpinfo.php, you can see that the PDO drivers are loading. I went ahead and updated the PHP.INI file, so it should be working with the latest versions of the PDO drivers on the server. If you continue to have problems with the error, then you may want to copy the PHP.INI file into the root of the files for the website with the problem. Also copy phpinfo.php. You can then tell if it's loading properly. Scott further suggested the following (I already did the first line):

• If that does not stop the error, ensure the extension_dir setting is commented out completely in the php.ini.




• Set the following in your .htaccess file:

  
  
  
  SetEnv PHPRC /home/cPanelUser/public_html/php.ini
  
  

  Be sure to replaces your actual cpanel username where it says cPanelUser. This enables the pdo extensions and will hopefully remove the error.

  
  
  

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Kindest Regards,
Arnel c.