Warning after migrating from local machine to server

Hi all,
I built a website on my local machine using the most recent, 1.5.3c stable (r354), copy of flexicontent.
All worked well using xampp with php 5.29 until I migrated to a web server (Media Temple grid server, php 5.2.14 and mySql 5.1.26) and got this error whenever I go into the 'items' tab of flexicontent:

Error Loading ModulesMySQL server has gone away SQL=SELECT id, title, module, position, content, showtitle, control, params FROM jos_modules AS m LEFT JOIN jos_modules_menu AS mm ON mm.moduleid = m.id WHERE m.published = 1 AND m.access <= 2 AND m.client_id = 1 ORDER BY position, ordering

plus another 14 lines of errors underneath like this one:

Warning: array_diff() [function.array-diff]: Argument #1 is not an array in /blah blahyippetyblah.com/html/administrator/components/com_flexicontent/models/items.php on line 182

The site seems to be working fine other than this.

I should have enough mySql power as, although I am on a grid server, I have a mySql container to run the database in.

Any ideas?

Cheers,

Dom

BTW Have cleared all caches (didn't have then on whilst building anyhow) and deleted a few flexicontent templates to see if it was a load issue and that didn't work!

with basique template does it work ? (just for test)
you do your migration with joomlapack or with ftp transfert ?

Hi Micker,

micker wrote: with basique template does it work ? (just for test)

Yes, it's the same, I just tried it

micker wrote: you do your migration with joomlapack or with ftp transfert ?

With Akeeba (joomlapack) using .jpa compression and kickstart.

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"MySQL server has gone away" means the MySQL server has timed-out while running that query.

You should speak to your host about the MySQL configuration settings.

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kenmcd wrote: .
"MySQL server has gone away" means the MySQL server has timed-out while running that query.

You should speak to your host about the MySQL configuration settings.
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The page just loaded in 2 seconds with that error, that's pretty quick for a time-out!