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You need to go mod_rewrite will not automatically convert your existing urls to the new format url. You'll have to modify your existing urls to the new format.
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mod_rewrite will not change your current urls to the new format for you. You'll need to edit your files and manually change the urls to the new url format. Eg change <a href="index.php?sid=whatever">Whatever</a> to <a href="/index/whatever/">Whatever</a> You can test the url by going to localhost/index/whatever/ and it should call index.php?sid=wha
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How are you getting that message? You should be placing your wordpress files in C:/wamp/www folder Then going to to run wordpress. Make sure the version of Wordpress you're running supports PHP5.3 (this is what is shipped with Wamp 2.0i)
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Either make these changes in the php.ini (left click wamp tray icon and choose PHP > edit php.ini). Remember to restart Apache after making any changes. Or create an .htaccess file in your joomla folder with following commands php_flag "display_errors" off php_flag "output_buffering" off However regardless of the settings it wont prevent Joomla from running.
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QuoteUnfortunately the original developer is using a different serve Regardless of the server it should still work under Apache (the server wamp comes with), IIS or any other http server. The orginal developer should have some idea for getting your app working under Apache. QuoteWhen I do what you suggest I keep getting an error What error? What is it you're trying to setup?
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Move the 5 folders from the htdocs folder to C:/wamp/www. I'd guess you'd go to If not you'll have to ask the original developer on what to do.
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By they way when you use mod_rewrite you also need to recode your links to use the newer cleaner url, eg <a href="admin/username">Username</a? mod_rewrite wont recode the links for you.
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The .html file does not actually exists, its a fake url. Which is what mod_rewrite is used for. toumimi's code is just an example If your url is site.com/admin/username you'd use the following rewrite rule to call profile.php?action=username_here RewriteRule admin/(+)/? profile.php?action=$1
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JSON is built into PHP. Run phpinfo() you should find a JSON sub section.
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This forum is not for help with coding issues. Maybe you should look for some PHP/MySQL tutorials.
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What files are you copying? You should only be copying the files required by your Joomla site.
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You can setup a virtual host. It will keep both sites seperate. Apache VirtualHost Manual
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Try restarting windows. Otherwise you'll have to edit your registery and delete all entries for 'wamp'.
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Uninstall Wamp and delete the wamp folder that is leftover. (C:/wamp). Now reinstall.
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You made sure your IP Address hasn't changed? Or maybe your ISP is has started blocking connections on port 80, which is very common. Does it work with your LAN address?
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make sure you have first setup the mysql user annie (with password of your choice) and created a new database called cubecart. CubeCart will not create the mysql user/database for you. As quoted from cubecarts installation documentation Quoteb) MySQL Database CubeCart requires a MySQL Database to save critical information such as customer information, products and categories. If your h
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You may also need to increase a setting called post_max_size too within the php.ini post_max_size = 50M You should set it slightly higher than max_upload_filesize
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You'll need to up the limit in your php.ini, left click WAMP tray icon and choose > PHP > php.ini Find the following line upload_max_filesize = 2M Change 2 to 30 or larger. Save the php.ini and restart the Apache service
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config.inc.php is located in C:/wamp/apps/phpMyadmin<version>
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You shouldn't really backup MySQL's data directory. You should look into performing database dumps which is done via a simple command, this can be performed automatically by setting up a Scheduled Task to dump your MySQL databases into a directory of your choice at regular intervals. Here is some articles on this procedure Note: The path to mysqldump.exe is C:/wamp/bin/mysql/mysql<
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Table/field names should not be wrapped in quotes ( eg: ' ). When quoting table/field names you should use back-ticks ( eg: ` ). Quotes should only be used around values, for example when inserting data into the database INSERT INTO `table_name` SET `field1` = 'some value'; Or grabbing data from the database, eg SELECT `some_field` FROM `table_name` WHERE `id` = 'some value'; Hope yo
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if you have changed the port you need to specify this is in the url, eg http:// localhost:8080 (8080 being the port you told wamp to use). If you don't specify the port in the url your web browser will request for port 80 by default.
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You're trying to connect to mysql with the username s_admin. Have you created this mysql user s_amin? The default user for mysql is root with no password set.
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Redownload wamp again and try installing again. WAMP only comes as 32bit and should run fine on 64bit OS. I have win7 64 bit and wamp runs fine for me.
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How are you saving the .htaccess file. Make sure you're saving it in the correct character encoding, eg UTF-8 or ASCII < the character encoding will be available in the save as dialog box.
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You need to enable the PHP curl extension. curl_init() is part of the curl library which will only be available when the php curl extension is enabled. To enable curl left click WAMP taskbar icon and choose PHP > PHP Extension > php_curl
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The following rule will direct all requests for a .html file to its corresponding .php file RewriteRule ^(.*)\.htm$ $1.php Eg if you go to mysite.com/hello.html it will actually call mysite.com/hello.php You wont be able prevent complete access to your .php files. If you're trying to protect yourself from hackers, I doubt you'll fool a hacker into thinking your site is just plain old html
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?: is called a ternary operator. Its basically an inline if/else statement. $testbox = isset($_POST['testbox'])?$_POST['testbox']:null; The above the is the same as if(isset($_POST['textbox'])) { $textarea = $_POST['textbox']; } else { $textarea = null; } For more info head over to the manual here -> Scroll down to the ternary operator bit.
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GENovikh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The instructions show a list of 5 folders with joomla > type names. Since thew next instruction section > is for un-packing the joomla files I am assuming > these folders are in the WampServer software. Any > help? Ignore these. Just jump to the next step.
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As long as you have 1.5GB of free space on your hard drive then yes.
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