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[[1]] Follow the above section - | [[1]] Follow the above section<br> | ||
[[2]] Export the Database for your WordPress and save it to your local computer<br> | |||
* Most Hosting companies will use PHPMyAdmin - you can log into this and export your database. | |||
[[3]] Once your Database has been exported you will log into your control panel as stated above in Step 2 then click on Websites & Domains as in Step 3<br> | |||
[[4]] Click on Databases <br> | |||
[[File:wp_database.png]]<br> | |||
[[5]] Choose the Database that reflects your Wordpress Install <br> | |||
[[File:wp_select_database.png]]<br> | |||
[[6]] Select webadmin icon located under Tools<br> | |||
[[File:wp_webadmin.png]]<br> | |||
Revision as of 11:49, 9 May 2012
WordPress one click install
XMission New Hosting Package
- To utilize the WordPress once click install you will need to Login to your control panel.
1 Go to http://hosting.xmission.com
2 Enter your Username and Password
3 Next select Website & Domains from the menu
4 Scroll down to your domain and click on it
5 After you click on your domain scroll down to Web Scripting and Statistics and look for PHP Support
6 Change this from Apache Module to FastCGI application
7 Click OK and then go to Applications on the Menu Bar and choose WordPress Install
8 Click the check box to agree to the terms - and then choose next
9 Specify the location where this web application should be installed
10 Administrative access to the application - you can choose to use your default username or create a new Admin user for Wordpress
- If no other changes are needed you can click install and you will be finished ..
11 If you want you can configure additional settings by clicking on Show All Settings
- Congratulations you have completed the One Click Install of Wordpress
Moving an Existing Wordpress to XMission Hosting
1 Follow the above section
2 Export the Database for your WordPress and save it to your local computer
- Most Hosting companies will use PHPMyAdmin - you can log into this and export your database.
3 Once your Database has been exported you will log into your control panel as stated above in Step 2 then click on Websites & Domains as in Step 3
4 Click on Databases
5 Choose the Database that reflects your Wordpress Install
6 Select webadmin icon located under Tools
