[Kyttias]

First of all, drag the contents of the zip file directly into the root directory. There should be no Mysidia Adoptables v1.3.4 folder, just a bunch of folders - class, inc, template, stuff like that.

If you can't do that, for whatever reason, I suggest renaming the Mysidia folder, that way your site isn't at http://krene.byethost7.com/Mysidia%20Adoptables%20v1.3.4/ (which is what it currently should be, given your current file structure). In the link there, %20 represents spaces in a file name. I get a blank page while visiting that link, rather than being redirected to your host, implying something is wrong with the installation anyway - because you don't have inc/config.php set up in a way that tells it it is inside a folder called Mysidia%20Adoptables%20v1.3.4 (and I doubt you want that anyway, no one wants to type a url like that in).

I suggest you uninstall it (just remove all the files) and purge it from your database (drop the database, possible every table by hand if your host doesn't have a better way) -- it may work without needing to reinstall it or clear the database, so try just moving all the files up first. Reinstall it with the files in the root, not inside a folder. That's my best suggestion. If it still doesn't work, let us know and we'll try to go from there. ^^ (If you need it inside a folder, name it something nicer, and while installing, you need to tell it the name of the folder - if you're lost on that, you can always modifying the inc/config.php file later).

See, you went to http://krene.byethost7.com/Mysidia%20Adoptables%20v1.3.4/install to install it, so your site is, of course http://krene.byethost7.com/Mysidia%20Adoptables%20v1.3.4/ - and for this to work, inc/config.php would need this set: define('SCRIPTPATH', 'Mysidia%20Adoptables%20v1.3.4');

But really, hon, you were supposed to move those files out. @w@