Silver
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No, I want it online as I've a URL.
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CharlotteFields
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It will work online too, just need to follow the tut
AidenKing
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If you need any further assistance im happy to help, Also i would recommend using IIS instead of XAMPP.
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CharlotteFields
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While this is awesome the php will not run on the newest version as mysql has been replaced by mysqli.
Silver
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@AidenKing even when this happens?
CharlotteFields
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I'm slightly confused about how people got this working when the latest xampp throws errors due to mysql php ext not being found.
I'm slowly replacing stuff with their mysqli equivalents
I'm slowly replacing stuff with their mysqli equivalents
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Thats why you use the older xampp version i provided in the thread....
@zayms @CharlotteFields
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Or just get a vps and use IIS on the vps ???
Silver
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There isn't a folder called htdocs..
Kylie
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If you've downloaded and using Xampp, then there should be a htdocs folder in the 'Xampp' Folder on your C: Drive. If you're using your own VPS and not using Xampp, then you have to install IIS and MySQL..
Silver
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Wow yeah I remember this, mind blanked.
2. Open up your htdocs and completely delete all files from it and extract your cms - which folder is this? I'm guessing Build 3 but does that mean put this into htdocs too?
I put the gordon folder in htdocs>swfs>gordon>..
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Kylie
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Yeah basically it means that anything that is in your htdocs already, you delete all files from, and then extract the CMS which you have downloaded into there.
Silver
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Sorry for spamming the hell out of this post but which folder is the CMS in, jeez. If it is build 3 then do I just do htdocs>build 3?
Kylie
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You open the folder 'Build 3' and extract or copy and paste ALL files (CMS) which is in that folder into the htdocs folder.
Silver
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Ok now I don't understand Navicat
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what do u mean? youve used navicat all the time bro. its slightly different then the one you used to use. if you read my tutorial i tell you that part. open navicat, setup a new mysql connection and test it. if it says connection successful you can go ahead and create your database and import the plus sqlOk now I don't understand Navicat
CharlotteFields
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Wow sorry I completely missed that
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But I will still be updated RevCMS to PDO rather than using mysql or my original thought of my thought of mysqli, so it works on the latest versions.
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niceee
Kylie
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I think people would understand a video tutorial more than a typed one.
