Difference between revisions of "WordPress"
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* To utilize the WordPress once click install you will need to Login to your control panel. | * To utilize the WordPress once click install you will need to Login to your control panel. | ||
[[1]] Go to [http://hosting.xmission.com http://hosting.xmission.com]<br> | [[1]] Go to [http://hosting.xmission.com http://hosting.xmission.com]<br> | ||
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[[2]] Enter your Username and Password<br> | [[2]] Enter your Username and Password<br> | ||
[[File:Hosting_login.png]] | [[File:Hosting_login.png]] | ||
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[[3]] Next select Website & Domains from the menu<br> | [[3]] Next select Website & Domains from the menu<br> | ||
[[File:web_domains.png]] | [[File:web_domains.png]] | ||
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[[4]] Scroll down to your domain and click on it<br> | [[4]] Scroll down to your domain and click on it<br> | ||
[[File:domain_sections.png]] | [[File:domain_sections.png]] | ||
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[[5]] After you click on your domain scroll down to Web Scripting and Statistics and look for PHP Support<br> | [[5]] After you click on your domain scroll down to Web Scripting and Statistics and look for PHP Support<br> | ||
[[File:php_support.png]] | [[File:php_support.png]] | ||
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[[6]] Change this from Apache Module to FastCGI application<br> | [[6]] Change this from Apache Module to FastCGI application<br> | ||
[[File:Php_support_factcgi.png]] | [[File:Php_support_factcgi.png]] | ||
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[[7]] Click OK and then go to Applications on the Menu Bar and choose WordPress Install<br> | [[7]] Click OK and then go to Applications on the Menu Bar and choose WordPress Install<br> | ||
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[[8]] Click the check box to agree to the terms - and then choose next <br> | [[8]] Click the check box to agree to the terms - and then choose next <br> | ||
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[[9]] Specify the location where this web application should be installed <br> | [[9]] Specify the location where this web application should be installed <br> | ||
[[File:wp_location.png]] | [[File:wp_location.png]] | ||
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[[10]] Administrative access to the application - you can choose to use your default username or create a new Admin user for Wordpress<br> | [[10]] Administrative access to the application - you can choose to use your default username or create a new Admin user for Wordpress<br> | ||
[[File:wp_admin_access.png]] | [[File:wp_admin_access.png]] | ||
* If no other changes are needed you can click install and you will be finished .. | * If no other changes are needed you can click install and you will be finished .. | ||
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[[11]] If you want you can configure additional settings by clicking on Show All Settings<br> | [[11]] If you want you can configure additional settings by clicking on Show All Settings<br> | ||
[[File:wp_alt_config.png]] | [[File:wp_alt_config.png]] | ||
Revision as of 13:52, 9 May 2012
Contents
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 - This will launch PHPMyAdmin so you can import your WordPress Database
7 Once in PHPMyAdmin - select Database from the menu
8 Next Select your Database
9 Choose Check All under all the tables -
10 Where is says With Selected choose Drop
11 Choose Yes after you select Drop this will remove all the tables that the Pre-Installed WordPress has created and allow you to import your database.
12 Now choose Import from the menu bar
13 In the Section File to Import: Click on Choose File so you can select your database to import.
14 Once you have imported your database - you can then FTP your files to your new server. Use an FTP program like FileZIlla that is free and will work for Mac, Windows, and Linux
- When you FTP your files to your new Hosting - DO NOT include the wp-config.php or the .htaccess files
15 Once you have FTP'd all of your files - you can then log in to your Admin panel (i.e. http://domain.com/wp-admin/) you can log in with the same username and password that you always have.
- Once you have logged in you will want to Click on Settings > Permalinks make sure it is currently set to Default .. click Save .. This will crate a .htaccess file. Now you can set the Permalinks the way you want.
Your Site should now be up and running the way it was at your old host.
