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JOOMLA - Manual installation at Localhost (PC)

 
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October 08, 2008, 07:42:32 PM



At first I think it very difficult to install joomla when read the toturial at website which is too long.
But when I tried to setup by myself, it not difficult as that I think. You don’t need to know anythings about the coding because joomla is a  CMS software (Content Management System). Once you setup joomla, you just need to login as an admin and start your posting.

Tools that need to setup joomla:

1.Wamp Server:
-Wamp server is like phptriad because it have an apache, phpmyadmin, and mysql inside.
-can be download at http://www.wampserver.com/en

2.Download file installation joomla:
-can be download at http://www.joomla.org.
-suggest to download latest version.

How to install joomla:

1.Wamp server :
-Install wamp server
-Then open software wamp server and go to the taskbar and clik wamp icon.
-Click on 'put online' to activate wamp server.
-Then go to php>>php.ini then change to 'magic_quotes_gpc = Off' to 'magic_quotes_gpc = On'
-Then go to phpmyadmin (also at the taskbar) and create new database using any names that you choose and click create.
-After that go to the www directory and delete all files inside the folder to avoid certain file from clash with file joomla.

2.Extract Joomla installation packages:
-After that, extract file installation joomla into the folder www directory.
-if you want your  page more than one (exp: at main menu have a home and contact), create one folder inside www directory rename it with home and insert file installation joomla inside the folder.Also same for contact site.

3. Setup installation at localhost:
-Go to internet browser and type http://localhost and it goes to  setup installation joomla.
-Step 1:
Host Name: localhost
MySQL User Name: root
MySQL Password: 'leave blank'
MySQL Database Name: ' database name that you already create at phpmyadmin'

-Next Step: Based from the joomla version that installed. Important things, when you saw form for administrator password, don’t forget to insert the password because this will be used to access the manager at your website which can be use to post new topic settings and many more.

-Final Step : Go to www directory and delete folder installation joomla named 'installation'. If you didn’t delete that folder you probably cannot access that website.

4.Manage your website :
-Type http://localhost and you will be moved to your site which is totally constructed.What you can see inside is a website without any module and componen.
-To activate the module and componen, you just go to the joomla manager at http://localhost/administrator
-There have a lot of things that you can play around here such as create or post an article or new topic and insert module such as login box, last topic, and create poll.

That’s all good luck




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October 29, 2008, 07:17:27 PM

Agreed, Joomla is setup quite nicely, so its relatively easy to setup.  I have had a few Joomla websites over the years and Mambo before that...

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October 29, 2008, 08:42:05 PM

Joomla is easy to install. They have very nice setup wizard where we have to just fill up few details that Joomla need to create connection with database required.

Very informative information you have shared with us all here. Thank you.
 
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November 19, 2008, 10:10:09 AM

For a site that require registering to their member can add MySQL database first before installing Joomla.
I've installed Joomla with Virtuemart on my ecommerce site.
I have a problem on Joomla 1.x with database password, step 2, which I know the problem is because the can't read another character except alphabetic and numeric.
 
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July 24, 2009, 12:52:36 AM

I use the same setup on my laptop for designing sites with Joomla before taking them live. Makes more sense than paying for rackspace to throw up a work in progress.

Just started using Wampserver a few weeks ago, it's a really nice way to test things out in a controlled environment, plus it works with just about any version of MySQL or PHP, so you can experiment with different combinations of the two.

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July 24, 2009, 01:16:44 AM

Because of the simplicity and the features the Joomal is now became very popular among the webmasters.

They provide some really good features and plus the support for any problems/issues that one can face while using it.
 
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July 29, 2009, 10:49:59 PM

Yes, it now takes me like 2 minutes to set up Joomla if I have the database set up. I don't understand what I didn't get the first time I tried installing it. I've never told anyone this before, but back in the days of 1.1.4, it actually took me a month to get Joomla set up. I had a sucky host, I knew nothing about CHMODing, and even very little about databases back then. Silly me...
 
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July 29, 2009, 11:46:49 PM

It is just like - Practice makes you perfect.

More and more you work on Joomla setup you will come to know all the tips and tricks of it.
 
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August 02, 2009, 06:01:53 PM

Don't worry, I've been doing this kind of stuff for two years and still end up cussing like a sailor and scratching my head on some things. imfao

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September 20, 2011, 02:12:46 AM

All the thing you have mention in your post, I salute your sprit thanks for sharing some new things for me

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