How to install a newly configured template - Revision history

Whbean65 at 20:38, 6 November 2009

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	* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQLDatabases to add Joomla to hrclassxx		* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQLDatabases to add Joomla to hrclassxx

	* Use CPanel->Mail->Email Accounts to create email accounts for admin@yoururl, ~~hrxx.~~webmaster@yoururl, and registration@yoururl.		* Use CPanel->Mail->Email Accounts to create email accounts for admin@yoururl, webmaster@yoururl, and registration@yoururl.

	* Use CPanel->Mail->Forwarders to set up forwarders for the three email addresses in the prior step that point to the webmaster’s actual email address.		* Use CPanel->Mail->Forwarders to set up forwarders for the three email addresses in the prior step that point to the webmaster’s actual email address.

Whbean65 at 20:37, 6 November 2009

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	* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQL Database Wizard to create a new database with the name hrclassNN, where NN is the class year. (cPannel will automatically prefix this with xxx_, where xxx is the first eight letters of the site name. If there are fewer then eight letters, use them all. So for example http://www.hr65.org would end up as: hr65_hrclass65		* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQL Database Wizard to create a new database with the name hrclassNN, where NN is the class year. (cPannel will automatically prefix this with xxx_, where xxx is the first eight letters of the site name. If there are fewer then eight letters, use them all. So for example http://www.hr65.org would end up as: hr65_hrclass65
	** Set the user to ‘Joomla’ and use the password you chose in ~~step 3~~		** Set the user to ‘Joomla’ and use the password you chose in when your site was configured
	** When asked which privileges to assign, check “All Privileges”.		** When asked which privileges to assign, check “All Privileges”.

Whbean65 at 11:52, 25 March 2009

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	The following instructions will allow you to install a freshly configured template into a CPanel-based hosting site. The install files consist of a SiteTemplate.zip file and a sql backup called modifiedModel.sql.		The following instructions will allow you to install a freshly configured template into a CPanel-based hosting site. The install files consist of a SiteTemplate.zip file and a sql backup called modifiedModel.sql.

	* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQL Database Wizard to create a new database with the name hrclassNN, where NN is the class year. (cPannel will automatically prefix this with xxx_, where xxx is the first eight letters of the site name. If there are fewer then eight letters, use them all. So for example http://www.hr65.org would end up as:		* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQL Database Wizard to create a new database with the name hrclassNN, where NN is the class year. (cPannel will automatically prefix this with xxx_, where xxx is the first eight letters of the site name. If there are fewer then eight letters, use them all. So for example http://www.hr65.org would end up as: hr65_hrclass65
			** Set the user to ‘Joomla’ and use the password you chose in step 3
	:hr65_hrclass65		** When asked which privileges to assign, check “All Privileges”.

	:Set the user to ‘Joomla’ and use the password you chose in step 3

	:When asked which privileges to assign, check “All Privileges”.

	* Copy the file SiteTemplate.zip to the root of your server (public_html) and decompress it there using cPannel->File Manager->public_html and use the “Extract” option on the tool bar.		* Copy the file SiteTemplate.zip to the root of your server (public_html) and decompress it there using cPannel->File Manager->public_html and use the “Extract” option on the tool bar.

Whbean65 at 11:48, 25 March 2009

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	* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQLDatabases to add Joomla to hrclassxx		* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQLDatabases to add Joomla to hrclassxx

			* Use CPanel->Mail->Email Accounts to create email accounts for admin@yoururl, hrxx.webmaster@yoururl, and registration@yoururl.

			* Use CPanel->Mail->Forwarders to set up forwarders for the three email addresses in the prior step that point to the webmaster’s actual email address.

			* Test the site by accessing all the pages; registering a new user; and sending private email from one user to another.

	[[Master Template for Class Web Sites\|Return to main Master Template page]]		[[Master Template for Class Web Sites\|Return to main Master Template page]]

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The following instructions will allow you to install a freshly configured template into a CPanel-based hosting site. The install files consist of a SiteTemplate.zip file and a sql backup called modifiedModel.sql.

* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQL Database Wizard to create a new database with the name hrclassNN, where NN is the class year. (cPannel will automatically prefix this with xxx_, where xxx is the first eight letters of the site name. If there are fewer then eight letters, use them all. So for example http://www.hr65.org would end up as:

:hr65_hrclass65

:Set the user to ‘Joomla’ and use the password you chose in step 3

:When asked which privileges to assign, check “All Privileges”.

* Copy the file SiteTemplate.zip to the root of your server (public_html) and decompress it there using cPannel->File Manager->public_html and use the “Extract” option on the tool bar.

* Delete SiteTemplate.zip

* Use cPannel->Databases->phpMyAdmin to import modifiedModel.sql

* Use cPannel->Databases->MySQLDatabases to add Joomla to hrclassxx

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