In Feburary 2016 30,
Open your FTP client.
Enter the IP address and login details into your FTP client. The method varies between FTP client, but all will offer some kind of site manager or quick connect feature. As an example, FileZilla Client offers a 'Quickconnect' bar at the top of the window, where you enter the IP address, username and password to easily connect to the server. You can also click 'Site Manager' and enter the details there so they are saved for future use.
Click the newly created site and select 'Connect' to connect to the FileZilla server. As an example, FileZilla requires that you only click the top 'Quickconnect' button once the IP and login details are entered. Alternatively, Hold the 'Ctrl' key and press 'S' to open the Site Manager. Click the site and then click 'Connect' to connect to the FileZilla Server.
In Feburary 2016 30,
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Tuesday, 1 March 2016
Thursday, 25 February 2016
How to Update Drupal ModulesIn Feburary 2016 25,
In Feburary 2016 25,
Log in to your Drupal admin interface. You will need your username and password to get in.
Navigate to 'Administer, Reports and then Available updates' to view your modules that have updates available.
Backup your database. This can be done in a variety of ways using phpMyAdmin, phpMyAdminToolKit.Dump or the Drupal database administration module or backup module.
Download and save the code files for any modules you are updating using your FTP access software. Any FTP access software, such as FileZilla, Dreamweaver or Internet Explorer, will work. It is a good idea to back up all the module code files. They are located in 'Root folder, Drupal installation (if in a subfolder otherwise your root folder will be your Drupal installation) and then Modules.' Individual modules will have their own folders within the Modules folder.
Navigate to 'Administer, Site Configuration and then Site Maintenance' in your Drupal interface. Select 'Offline' and click 'Save Configuration' at the bottom to place your site in maintenance mode.
Navigate to 'Administer, Site Building and then Modules.' Uncheck the modules that you need to update to disable them. Click 'Save Configuration' at the bottom.
Navigate to 'Administer, Reports and then Available updates.' Click the download link for each module you need to update and follow the provided instructions for downloading the updated module.
Upload the module folder and files to your website using your FTP access software. Place them within the 'Modules' folder and overwrite your outdated files.
Navigate to 'Administer, Site Building and then Modules.' Click the 'Update PHP' link in the text at the top of the page. You can also go to http://YourSite.com/drupal/update.
Follow the prompts to finalize the PHP and database updates. It should automatically detect any necessary updates. If it shows 'No Updates Available' you do not need to update your database.
Check your site on the public side to ensure that all functionality and content is present and working.
In Feburary 2016 25,
Log in to your Drupal admin interface. You will need your username and password to get in.
Navigate to 'Administer, Reports and then Available updates' to view your modules that have updates available.
Backup your database. This can be done in a variety of ways using phpMyAdmin, phpMyAdminToolKit.Dump or the Drupal database administration module or backup module.
Download and save the code files for any modules you are updating using your FTP access software. Any FTP access software, such as FileZilla, Dreamweaver or Internet Explorer, will work. It is a good idea to back up all the module code files. They are located in 'Root folder, Drupal installation (if in a subfolder otherwise your root folder will be your Drupal installation) and then Modules.' Individual modules will have their own folders within the Modules folder.
Navigate to 'Administer, Site Configuration and then Site Maintenance' in your Drupal interface. Select 'Offline' and click 'Save Configuration' at the bottom to place your site in maintenance mode.
Navigate to 'Administer, Site Building and then Modules.' Uncheck the modules that you need to update to disable them. Click 'Save Configuration' at the bottom.
Navigate to 'Administer, Reports and then Available updates.' Click the download link for each module you need to update and follow the provided instructions for downloading the updated module.
Upload the module folder and files to your website using your FTP access software. Place them within the 'Modules' folder and overwrite your outdated files.
Navigate to 'Administer, Site Building and then Modules.' Click the 'Update PHP' link in the text at the top of the page. You can also go to http://YourSite.com/drupal/update.
Follow the prompts to finalize the PHP and database updates. It should automatically detect any necessary updates. If it shows 'No Updates Available' you do not need to update your database.
Check your site on the public side to ensure that all functionality and content is present and working.
In Feburary 2016 25,
Sunday, 21 February 2016
How to Set Up OpenCart in Go DaddyIn Feburary 2016 21,
In Feburary 2016 21,
Download OpenCart from its Google Code site.
Extract the Install folder from the downloaded ZIP file using WinRAR or WinZip.
Upload the unzipped Install folder to your Go Daddy host directory using an FTP application such as FileZilla or CyberDuck.
Select 'Web Hosting' from the Products section of your Go Daddy Account Manager. Under Databases, select the MySQL database icon, and click 'Create Database.' Enter the desired database name, and press 'Create.'
Assign a user to the newly created database. Make sure that the username and password are different from your root username and password.
Configuration
Navigate to your store homepage to begin the configuration process.
Read the terms of service, and press 'Accept.'
Press 'Continue' on the diagnostics page to confirm the server's compatibility with OpenCart.
Enter your MySQL database name and the name and password of the user you assigned to it. In most cases, you can leave the default 'localhost' in the Host field. This will allow OpenCart to access your MySQL database.
Press 'Continue' to complete your configuration of OpenCart.
In Feburary 2016 21,
Download OpenCart from its Google Code site.
Extract the Install folder from the downloaded ZIP file using WinRAR or WinZip.
Upload the unzipped Install folder to your Go Daddy host directory using an FTP application such as FileZilla or CyberDuck.
Select 'Web Hosting' from the Products section of your Go Daddy Account Manager. Under Databases, select the MySQL database icon, and click 'Create Database.' Enter the desired database name, and press 'Create.'
Assign a user to the newly created database. Make sure that the username and password are different from your root username and password.
Configuration
Navigate to your store homepage to begin the configuration process.
Read the terms of service, and press 'Accept.'
Press 'Continue' on the diagnostics page to confirm the server's compatibility with OpenCart.
Enter your MySQL database name and the name and password of the user you assigned to it. In most cases, you can leave the default 'localhost' in the Host field. This will allow OpenCart to access your MySQL database.
Press 'Continue' to complete your configuration of OpenCart.
In Feburary 2016 21,
How to Remove a Parked DomainIn Feburary 2016 21,
In Feburary 2016 21,
Upload a website to the domain's hosting account. The parked domain page may disappear as soon as the owner's own information is added to the domain.
Delete the parked domain page on the server. Log in to the domain's hosting account and physically delete the parked page that was provided by the web host. Access the list of files by using an FTP program, such as one provided to you by the web host, or a free one that must be downloaded, such as FileZilla. Navigate to the 'index.html' file, right-click and choose to 'Delete.' This step is often necessary if the server is automatically set to run an HTML page over other extension types. In this case, even uploading a new 'Index' page with a PHP extension will not override the parked page until it has been deleted.
Change the parked domain's settings in the domain control panel. Log in and choose to turn off the domain parking. The action will vary depending on the domain provider. Navigate to a 'Manage Domains' section and click a button to 'Remove Domain Parking' or to 'Activate Domain.'
Choose to forward the domain name to another website and domain. Forwarding or masking will activate the domain instead of placing it in parked mode. Log in to the 'Manage Domains' menu and select the option to 'Forward.' Enter the domain you would like to forward it to and save.
In Feburary 2016 21,
Upload a website to the domain's hosting account. The parked domain page may disappear as soon as the owner's own information is added to the domain.
Delete the parked domain page on the server. Log in to the domain's hosting account and physically delete the parked page that was provided by the web host. Access the list of files by using an FTP program, such as one provided to you by the web host, or a free one that must be downloaded, such as FileZilla. Navigate to the 'index.html' file, right-click and choose to 'Delete.' This step is often necessary if the server is automatically set to run an HTML page over other extension types. In this case, even uploading a new 'Index' page with a PHP extension will not override the parked page until it has been deleted.
Change the parked domain's settings in the domain control panel. Log in and choose to turn off the domain parking. The action will vary depending on the domain provider. Navigate to a 'Manage Domains' section and click a button to 'Remove Domain Parking' or to 'Activate Domain.'
Choose to forward the domain name to another website and domain. Forwarding or masking will activate the domain instead of placing it in parked mode. Log in to the 'Manage Domains' menu and select the option to 'Forward.' Enter the domain you would like to forward it to and save.
In Feburary 2016 21,
Monday, 15 February 2016
How to Connect FileZilla to HostGatorIn Feburary 2016 15,
In Feburary 2016 15,
Open FileZilla.
Enter your HostGator domain name in the format 'domain.com' in the 'Host' box.
Enter your cPanel username in the 'Username' box.
Enter your cPanel password in the 'Password' box.
Enter '21' in the 'Port' box.
Click 'Quickconnect.' Your HostGator files are listed on the right side of the screen.
In Feburary 2016 15,
Open FileZilla.
Enter your HostGator domain name in the format 'domain.com' in the 'Host' box.
Enter your cPanel username in the 'Username' box.
Enter your cPanel password in the 'Password' box.
Enter '21' in the 'Port' box.
Click 'Quickconnect.' Your HostGator files are listed on the right side of the screen.
In Feburary 2016 15,
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
How to Set Up Anonymous FTP in FileZillaIn Feburary 2016 02,
In Feburary 2016 02,
Open the FileZilla Server application.
Open the preferences from the 'Edit' menu. Navigate to the 'User Preferences'.
Press 'Add' under the 'Users' box on the right hand side of the preferences window.
Type in 'anonymous' as the username. Ensure that the password box is unchecked. Press OK. Users will now be able to log in anonymously.
In Feburary 2016 02,
Open the FileZilla Server application.
Open the preferences from the 'Edit' menu. Navigate to the 'User Preferences'.
Press 'Add' under the 'Users' box on the right hand side of the preferences window.
Type in 'anonymous' as the username. Ensure that the password box is unchecked. Press OK. Users will now be able to log in anonymously.
In Feburary 2016 02,
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