Drupal Tutorial - Part 1: Installation

Installation of the Drupal CMS

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Education

Tags:

• Drupal
• CMS
• Installation
• Drupal Installation

[kilrizzy]

This is a php setting you need to turn off on your web server. If you have access to your server as like a control panel there may be a button there under something like "Apache/PHP settings" to "Turn off Registered Globals". If not give your hosting company a call, they should be able to turn it off no problem

[ismardoi]

very nice tutorial about drupal I made my website in durpal and upload it but i have one problem when I click any articles read more or want sing up I cant do I think path problem my site is apnakhuzdar . com kindly check it tell me which file missing or where upload that file or any link of any tutorial l can help me is apnakhuzdar. com

[kilrizzy]

@ismardoi

@ismardoi It looks like there is an issue with your htaccess file or a configuration of PHP. Check your webhost that htaccess mod-rewrite is allowed on your server. This lets the paths to be clean. If you turn off clean url's in drupal, it should fix this for the time being but the url's will look like (apnakhuzdar . com/index.php?q=node/5)

You can try and login and manage the site by using "?q=" as the path like above. The clean urls page is: ?q=admin/settings/clean-urls

[MrJoeHilti]

@kilrizzy I'm currently using Dreamweaver to edit and upload files to my website, so will I upload these files through Dreamweaver?

[kilrizzy]

@MrJoeHilti yes you could upload all the drupal files from Dreamweavers FTP just as if they were files you had made yourself.

[MrJoeHilti]

Hi I'm new to this and just downloaded Drupal and was wondering where to find the root directory in which to drop the files into???

[kilrizzy]

@MrJoeHilti depends on your web server and the access you get from your hosting company. You may have a folder called something like "public_html", "htdocs", or "website". These would be your root folder, it will be the main folder you upload things to your website.

If you are testing out drupal you can make a folder just called "test" or "drupal", and upload the drupal files there as well

[58mohit]

how to disable global or php settings in local server like xamp ? plz help me Mr kilrizzy.. thanks.

[MyQwerqwerqwerqwerqw]

music too loud...

[missrodnee]

Hi, thanks so much for this video. I'm following your instructions but I received a PHP error. "PHP register globals Enabled ('1')

register_globals is enabled. Drupal requires this configuration directive to be disabled. Your site may not be secure when register_globals is enabled."

I have not the slightest idea where to change this. Would you be able to direct me?

[MaksymKozub]

Jeff, I am not to say (nor think :)) you have produced a bad video, but... I would dare say a Drupal tutorial should probably start with different and much more important things, namely, fundamental concepts. Drupal is a _content management_ system, and those fundamentals are things like taxonomy etc. Setting the folder structure, adjusting ,htaccess and php.ini, etc.are technicalities, which may pose a difficulty for some, or they may not (in my case), but there are much most important aspects.

[kd0afk]

buy a microphone

[jwharton3]

great tutorial. Where is your part 2?