Moving From Wamp To Web sever
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I read the guide on moving sites, and was unclear on whether you are supposed to install concrete 5 at all on the the server... or if simply moving your files and database across will do it?
Thanks John, i'll try it your way.
Hi,
i designed my website using PHP(Using Zend frameworks) and wamp server.was kept all the my php files in C://Wamp/WWW folder.Now i want to change the content in my website instead of changing each file and deploy the project.So i choosed concrete5 for editing the content.I downloaded the latest concrete5.5.2.1 zip file and unzipped this archive file into Wamp/WWW.
My Question is
1.How do i integrate the concrete and my project files?
2.I can run Concrete on my localserver.
https://localhost/concrete;while... running,how can i see my web site/pages in this?
3.Can you help me to describe the folder structure to keep my php files,images,css,scripts,etc
i designed my website using PHP(Using Zend frameworks) and wamp server.was kept all the my php files in C://Wamp/WWW folder.Now i want to change the content in my website instead of changing each file and deploy the project.So i choosed concrete5 for editing the content.I downloaded the latest concrete5.5.2.1 zip file and unzipped this archive file into Wamp/WWW.
My Question is
1.How do i integrate the concrete and my project files?
2.I can run Concrete on my localserver.
https://localhost/concrete;while... running,how can i see my web site/pages in this?
3.Can you help me to describe the folder structure to keep my php files,images,css,scripts,etc
Then I upload the /files folder and restore the server database from the backup that was uploaded with the files.
From a typical WAMP to LAMP you will also need to sort out table name case. See
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/database-case-sensitivi...
Going the other way, from LAMP server to WAMP, case sensitivity can be ignored.