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I've uploaded the Magento installation file to my hosting and I've been told to go to the URL you uploaded it to using you browser, then the installation wizard will run you through the processes.
I uploaded to /home/domain/public_html/magneto
What URL should I use to access it?
Thanks in advance
The URL you should type should be:
http://www.YOUROWNDOMAINNAME.COM/magento if you have your own domain name which is hosted by yourhost.
yourhost.com/magento
If you're running the server locally, you can go to localhost/magento
You can access it using
yourhost.com/magento
Also you can use Magento downloader for installation. Go here to download it
The URL would be www.yourdomain.com/magento
If you want the site to work at www.yourdomain.com without the "/magento" you need to move all the files in the magento folder to the public_html folder BEFORE you run the installer.
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At the moment I am working at a HTML page and I want to host it on a server, so I need a database or php for this?
Just put your file(s) in the correct directory. What's your web server ? If nothing is changed:
If you use Apache, your html goes in the directory configured in HttpConf as DocumentRoot.
In case of IIS, put your html in C:\inetpub\wwwroot
You can then access your html in a browser using http://yoururl/yourfile.html
No, you can use something like nginx for that. This is a reverse proxy but it can be used to host a directory.
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I was stuck here for a couple of hours. I tried opening my .php in htdocs (localhost/users) using Internet Explorer but it redirect me to download my.php file instead of opening it. I've also tried using Chrome and Opera but it shows cannot locate the file (localhost/users ).I've other related questions here but it seems none is fitting to my question.
Don't open a PHP file directly. Navigate to the URL your web server is running on, usually http://localhost, but the port could differ depending on your configuration. If you set the web server (Apache) to run on a port other than 80, use a URL like http://localhost:1234 instead, where 1234 is the port number.
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I download the project in here
Then I opened the index.html, got these error. I checked, url for files are correct.
Updated: I often faced this problem, but I do not know why. I believe the url for the files are correct. I hope someone can download that project and run and let me know the reason. And how to solve the problem I have. I appreciate, so I know how to fix in the future.
I think angularJS's project do not need the localhost server, right?
I followed this tutorial: https://www.sitepoint.com/creating-crud-app-minutes-angulars-resource/
Try running a localhost server instead of directly loading the html from your file browser on your computer (in terminal run a localhost with http-simple server )see if you still get that error. also double check your code to make sure the directory pointing are correct.
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I have a site in drupal7 and i want to create offline package.
so - anybody know how to convert the pages in my site to html files?
Seems like you want a local, static copy of your website ?
you can copy it with tools such as http://www.httrack.com/ . Be aware that any dynamic content will become static, so many features will probably not work.
If you want to create a backup of the site, I'd suggest you should use the Backup and Migrate module to backup the database and Backup Migrate Files module to backup the files.
This would be better to make a backup of your remote site to local system as well.
But, if you require to export the content as HTML pages, you should try the HTML Export module, which does exactly that.
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I'm just finished with a nice HTML5+ JQM web site on my Ubuntu laptop.
A make script converts server side code to static HTML, optimizes images and compresses JTML, JavaScript and CSS.
I ask what's the method you'd suggest to upload it to my public server (I have an ftp access, no ssh).
It should be a strong, repeatable and flexible (remove deleted files on server, upload only changed files, for example?) solution, which should be automated.
This is a generic solution which you need to modify for your needs
ls your changed files and save in an array(? or may be a list)
connect to FTP
upload changed content
disconnect
Best would be to set up a versioning system that will cover the files deleted, modified etc. Set up GIT and use GIT commands to get a list of changed files and use command line FTP to upload files.