Everything redirects to login page

Thanks for your reply Tuấn, (I hope I am addressing you correctly, please correct me if not). I am going to give your option 2. a try first. It is similar to what I initially did except I read in a nopCommerce post that generating/running a script that recreates the database structure and all the data at the same time is so time consuming that the post recommended doing it in two stages, first the structure then copy tables, procedures triggers etc. I did have some problems with this due to constraints and was unsure if I had corrected and completed OK, so your method 2 sounds right, even if it is time consuming, and is indeed the way I have done it in the past. I can connect to the GoDaddy database server with my local MS SQLSVR Management Studio, and hence, of course, my GoDaddy database and can run scripts against it this way, so I am wondering if you know any reason why I shouldn't use my local MS SQLSVR Management Studio to generate the script ( against the local development database to a new Query Window and then run it against the GoDaddy database from there. I am used to MS SQLSVR Management Studio and find GoDaddy's MS SQL management tool a bit cumbersome in comparison. My proposed steps are 1. Create a new virgin database on GoDaddy. 2. Use local MS SQLSVR Management Studio to connect to both my local MS SQLSVR and GoDaddy MS SQLSVR. 3. Select and right click local development database. 4. Select Tasks>Generate scripts to run up the Generate and publish scripts wizard. 5. Select "Script entire database and all database objects". 6. Select "Save to new query window". 7. Click Advanced and select "type of data to script" Schema and Data and set to true to script Triggers and everything really.  7. When script is generated select GoDaddy database. 8. Execute previously generated script.

Unless anybody knows why I should instead generate script to a file and transfer to GoDaddy and use SQL Server Admin Tool I will try the above and if still no joy will try your option 1., which is my normal way to copy a database but in this case I don't have file access to the GoDaddy database server so will have to go through there support.

Aha, Tuấn your advice was first rate. I have performed your option 2., with my modification of doing it all via MS SQL Management Studio, as per my last post, and it seems to have worked. I will have to go through everything and test rigorously, of course, but my "Everything redirects to login page" seems to have gone and at a quick look things look ok so far. All I have to do now is sort out my footer.cshtml problem as per my other recent forum post. Oh well getting there.

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