How do you install the Joomla CMS into your Frihost account, so you can access the admin facilities on the web?
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
How does one install Joomla onto the server
do you have hosting here ?
if so do you have cpanel or admin control ?
let me know san guide you
if so do you have cpanel or admin control ?
let me know san guide you
| mustaq wrote: |
| do you have hosting here ?
if so do you have cpanel or admin control ? let me know san guide you |
Yep!....account name is djpalmer.frihost.net, and I use CPanel.
1. You download the Joomla package from www.joomla.org
2. You read the Documentations. The "Getting the Files" and "Browser Installation (the easy way)".
3. You create a mySQL Database.
4. You run the install file, it's a step by step
2. You read the Documentations. The "Getting the Files" and "Browser Installation (the easy way)".
3. You create a mySQL Database.
4. You run the install file, it's a step by step
| n0obie4life wrote: |
| 1. You download the Joomla package from www.joomla.org
2. You read the Documentations. The "Getting the Files" and "Browser Installation (the easy way)". 3. You create a mySQL Database. 4. You run the install file, it's a step by step |
Thanks....which directory....the public_html directory or another one...that's the biggest problem I've got, i've done a test on my PC using localhost when it comes to installation and that jazz...
| bigdan wrote: | ||
Yep!....account name is djpalmer.frihost.net, and I use CPanel. |
cool your having cpanel its dame easy to install login to your control panle
eg:www.domain.com/cpanel
login with your id and pass
after you enter your control panel you will find the in the botton some thing like Fantastico
click that or you will find script library
after you clcik you will find on the left side mamabo or joomblo click that to install it will ask you to fill admin login name and pass word dont forget that and it will ask email address also fill it there after you fill you wil get the email about the mambo installed location and mambo adim url location
if you have more problem let me know
mustaq, Fantastico doesn't always have the latest version. Neither is it good if you want to learn.
@bigdan
Upload it to public_html
@bigdan
Upload it to public_html
So just to public_html? Beautiful! and follow the Joomla instructions to the letter?
and follow the Joomla instructions to the letter?| bigdan wrote: |
| So just to public_html? Beautiful! and follow the Joomla instructions to the letter? |
Yes
. If you encounter any problems, just reply, we'll help you.| n0obie4life wrote: | ||
Yes . If you encounter any problems, just reply, we'll help you. |
Ahhh excellent!
Thanks very much! ohh i dont know fastico is not lastest in this hosting server since i have direct admin
well i asked him to use fansti bcose i can learn the struce of the files first after he install and later he can do it him self any way if you need to add respotiory let meknow you have to make major chage in your file so you can do it
well i asked him to use fansti bcose i can learn the struce of the files first after he install and later he can do it him self any way if you need to add respotiory let meknow you have to make major chage in your file so you can do it
Thanks for all your help guys!
I just installed it then, and after a little bit of a hiccup with the SQL database, it's now up and running...
Now to clean it up and get rid of all the generic look
I just installed it then, and after a little bit of a hiccup with the SQL database, it's now up and running...
Now to clean it up and get rid of all the generic look
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