How to install wordpress?
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02-10-2012, 11:58 PM
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RE: How to install wordpress?
1) Download WordPress
Download the latest release of WordPress from http://wordpress.org/download/ and unzip it. 2) Create WordPress Username and Database Create a database for WordPress on your Web Server and a MySQL user with all privileges (access and modify) using your hosting provider’s service (cPanel) or your own Web Server (using phpMyAdmin) Using hosting provider’s service -> cPanel • Login to your website and go to Control Panel (cPanel) and under the Database section click on MySQL Database Wizard icon. • Give a name to your database. E.g. demo (this name would be preceded by your hosting account name e.g. myname_demo) • Create a username and password for the database user e.g. jeff (again this would be preceded by your hosting account name e.g. myname_jeff). Make sure to provide a strong password. • Add the user to database and assign privileges. Check the All Privileges checkbox. • Success message is shown, “User myname_jeff was added to database myname_demo” • Remember username, database name, hostname and password. Using your own Web Server -> phpMyAdmin • In your web server’s phpMyAdmin, create a new Database by entering Database name and clicking on Create. E.g. demo • Go to Home page (upper left) and click on Add a new User. Select ‘Use Text Field’ from the dropdown list and enter a username and a strong password. Leave all options under Global privileges with their default values. • In the Privileges section, go to Database-specific privileges and select the database created above under the Add privileges to the following database dropdown. Click on Check All. • Click Go. • Remember the hostname written after Server: at the top of the page. 3) Set up the config file • In the unzipped WordPress package, locate the wp-config-sample.php file and rename it to 4) Upload necessary files at proper location Hair Transplant Pakistan |
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