MySql Connection window-----says MySql Error#1045

I have made a db on my server (hostgator) and I have connected to the db through phpmyadmin. I am trying to connect to MySql through dreamweaver so I can make the index.php file and create some forms and tables so I can link my php file to my db. I can make a connection with the host as I have already uploaded some files there. When I go to the databases section in the control panel and I go to add new connection I have tried everything to get it too connect. I get an error of MySql Error#1045 Acess denied for user 'XXX@localhost' (using password "YES") Please help hours have gone by:(

Well I know this is probably NOT going to help but here is what I've learned so far:
1. It happens with most all the sites using cPanel as control panel.
2. Some thimes this is caused cause in the cPanel, right next to PhP MyAdmin there is a box called remote mysql, you need to be sure that your ip addy is there so you can connect remotely.
3. if you can connect through the mysql gui, then you are free to connect trhough DW... However sometime (most of the times lately) that wont work...
try what i said and i'll keep on checking why this is happening... btw i've asked suppont on four differente hositngs, and cpanel itself.
Vampmaster.

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>I have had this error, and found a zillion posts on the
web asking for a
>solution, and never found a solution. But I've kind of
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it does.
>
> I have a Linux box lemon running MySQL, and a Windows XP
client orange. From
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(mysql -u root -p -h lemon
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an ODBC connection in
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> When I try to connect to lemon/root/password in
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>
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>
> (This is what a ton of posts complain about with lame
responses like - you got
>the password wrong).
>
> So what I discover is that in Dreamweaver I have to set
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>
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>
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I can't seem to connect to my MySQL database on Go Daddy. I
have the db set up for remote access and can connect just fine with
Sequel Pro. But, when I try to connect to build my application in
Dreamweaver I always get "HTTP Error Code 403 Forbidden". I've
spent a good chunk of the last 3 days banging my head against this
problem. At this point I'm thinking of dumping Dreamweaver. I
thought these things were supposed to be easy? Yes, I'm very
frustrated...
All help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Pls check if your database name is already taken by someone
else on GoDaddy. GoDaddy has a policy that a database name taken on
any website hosted by them cannot be taken by another user.
If your database name was accepted by GoDaddy, see if the
first few lines of your SQL file contain code like:
DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS . . . or
CREATE DATABASE . . . or
USE . . .
If such lines are there, delete them so that the code starts
with:
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS . . .
Save the SQL file and try to upload it.
Good luck!

MySql Connection window-----says MySql Error#1045

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