ok, now, how do i do all this on a mac using filezilla?? i hate when i put myself in these situations when i don t know how to come out of the deep s&%t... :/
I tried to do these steps on byethost7 ( free server ), and upload my new joomla site. I fallowed all steps from 1st and 2nd part of this tutorial. But I got error: "unable to open MySql database". Problem was solved when I put in configuration file "sql100{.}byethost7{.}com" (remove {} )where was written "localhost".TY very much for this great tutorial, it was very helpful :)
Very helpful tutorial. I followed all steps and am still having problems. When I go to look at the newly uploaded site live, it tells me "cannot connect to database". I changed the 'configuration.php' file as needed and double checked all the other database settings including password, username, etc. and no luck.
H great tutorial, i just had a problem after i done it. none of my links from the main page worked anymore :( maybe its something with SEF404) im desperate please help :(
This is not unusual so if you look in the Joomla forum you will find a solution or at least a hint that applies to your situation. If you still can't make it work, send me an email on Monday.
@Naughty8utNice Just this once I had decided not to bash GoDaddy and naturally I was wrong. GoDaddy's servers are possibly among the least Joomla friendly around. In the Joomla forums there are entire sections dedicated on how to run Joomla on Godaddy.
The reason I didn't bring it up is that I sound like a broken record each time someone has a problem on GoDaddy. Too bad.
You should really consider a Cpanel server
By the way, in a bit I'll test a "cloud" based Cpanel server.
@msafiri85 Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. It's nice to know you guys watch the screencast..
The template I am using here is actually the default template for the Virtuemart "All in one" installation of Joomla + Virtuemart. I think it's called Virtuemart E-commerce Bundle. It's the last download on their list.
ok, now, how do i do all this on a mac using filezilla?? i hate when i put myself in these situations when i don t know how to come out of the deep s&%t... :/
TheSkikokkia 3 weeks ago
@TheSkikokkia ops, i forgot, very good tutoria anyway, even if it cannot sort my problems out...
TheSkikokkia 3 weeks ago
Ezio! :P
Neiuron 5 months ago
thank you..really great job!! Your video helped me a lot, god bless you.
kezerashvili 6 months ago
I tried to do these steps on byethost7 ( free server ), and upload my new joomla site. I fallowed all steps from 1st and 2nd part of this tutorial. But I got error: "unable to open MySql database". Problem was solved when I put in configuration file "sql100{.}byethost7{.}com" (remove {} )where was written "localhost".TY very much for this great tutorial, it was very helpful :)
kojelja0 7 months ago
Thanks a million, exactly what I needed.
FleshMob 7 months ago
Very helpful tutorial. I followed all steps and am still having problems. When I go to look at the newly uploaded site live, it tells me "cannot connect to database". I changed the 'configuration.php' file as needed and double checked all the other database settings including password, username, etc. and no luck.
any thoughts?
khungerford 10 months ago
is ur cpanel free?
ELSULUTERA1 1 year ago
Try This
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killuaanda23 1 year ago
Perfect,
I am no Joomla expert, did my first upload from localhost to server and it worked perfectly.
webmasterbangkok 1 year ago
Succint, short and sweet. No bullshit and great accent. :D Great job. This helped me alot.
veldanen 1 year ago
@veldanen being italian i find our accent pretty funny, but true, def good tutorial!
TheSkikokkia 3 weeks ago
This saved my day!
deathguidark 1 year ago
H great tutorial, i just had a problem after i done it. none of my links from the main page worked anymore :( maybe its something with SEF404) im desperate please help :(
Naughty8utNice 1 year ago
@Naughty8utNice It very likely is Sh404sef.
1) Get the latest version of sh404
2) Clear your cache
3) Make sure your htaccess is there
4) Check the links in the "source" of the page.
This is not unusual so if you look in the Joomla forum you will find a solution or at least a hint that applies to your situation. If you still can't make it work, send me an email on Monday.
Cheers
10minutejoomla 1 year ago
Hi thanks a lot I will have a look at that right away.
Your help is much appreciated
Naughty8utNice 1 year ago
@10minutejoomla
Issue solved.. it was the htaccess file, seems i had to use the
"RewriteBase /" command so now all works fine.. Thanks a lot for your help
Naughty8utNice 1 year ago
@10minutejoomla
Just a quick update for anyone that moves to godaddy.
Problem seems to have been the Apache on godaddys server.
Htaccess had to be modified then i had to redirect all links with index.php to root.
I also had to remove the security option from sh404sef since it gives an 401 error thinking maleware is trying to flood the page.
Hope this safes anyone else the 3 days i spent tracing the problems :)
Naughty8utNice 1 year ago
@Naughty8utNice Just this once I had decided not to bash GoDaddy and naturally I was wrong. GoDaddy's servers are possibly among the least Joomla friendly around. In the Joomla forums there are entire sections dedicated on how to run Joomla on Godaddy.
The reason I didn't bring it up is that I sound like a broken record each time someone has a problem on GoDaddy. Too bad.
You should really consider a Cpanel server
By the way, in a bit I'll test a "cloud" based Cpanel server.
10minutejoomla 1 year ago
thank you very much dude.. a very good tutorial and an answer to a lot of our doubts..thanx once again..
rishabh326 1 year ago
Thanks for taking the time to help us all, really thank you!
tonoelectro 1 year ago
Thanks man grate tutorial
miki0174 1 year ago
perfekt that what i was looking for :) thx alot! saved my school project^^
NobodYis1337 1 year ago
Thanks a lot dude very clear tutorial. by the way i like where can i get your template where can i get something like yours with shopping cart?
msafiri85 1 year ago
@msafiri85 Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. It's nice to know you guys watch the screencast..
The template I am using here is actually the default template for the Virtuemart "All in one" installation of Joomla + Virtuemart. I think it's called Virtuemart E-commerce Bundle. It's the last download on their list.
10minutejoomla 1 year ago