Well, glad you decided. I think it will be better for you in the long run and templates already have more than you need built into it.
In a template, you set up new database tables that are created by the template when you install it.
Therefore, you do not use your own versions. It does mean that you will have to manually enter all of your data such as renters and houses, but, that should go quickly. I can install a copy on my local server for testing in case you have questions on it.
In the template it is saying that I need a database called ārentalmanagementtrialā but the webhost I am using is making the database by it self. I canāt get it to work. I have looked at the files. And I donāt know what the problem is. I have also tried it on my localhost. But that did not work eatherā¦
You need to bring up the PHPmyAdmin for the MySQL system. Both on the remote live webhost or the localhost.
If you use localhost Wamp or Xamp, you click on the Wampserver down by the clock and select phpMyAdmin to bring up the MySQL database system. Once in there, you select SQL and then Click on browse file and select ārentalmanagement.sqlā file which is inside āDATABASEā folder in the template data. That will run and create the full database with all the tables in it. This will execute the SQL commands to create the database for you. In the webhost version, you log into your control panel, then select your āDatabasesā button and then the phpMyAdmin option for your database. Then run the SQL file.
Hope that helpsā¦
One more thing. This is a website template. So, you can run it locally on a laptop or desktop. OR, you can use a hosting server to be able to get to it everywhere in the world. You should decide if you want it to only have it local or on the web. Either is good. Some programmers have both, one local for testing changes and one live for access anywhere.
I am using 000webhost but I canāt get it to work. I have copied everything from my desktop to public_html and extracted everything. Do you maybe have any idea why it is not working? I have also added all tables from the DATABASE folder. I have contacted the people who made it. But they donāt answer back. I am getting this page only:
Since the template is a free version, you do not get support. If you wish to send me a private message with your log in info, I can look at your site to see what is wrong. But, I bet it is something you missed.
First, were you able to log into your phpMyAdmin page on 000webhost? Did you use the SQL to enter the one .SQL file in the DATABASE folder? Here, again is how you set all of that up:
Log into your control panel.
Select your phpMyAdmin.
Create a database named "rentalmanagementā.
( Either clicking on the pulse on the left side or in the middle under create database.)
Once the database is created, click on it on the left.
Then, click on the SQL in the middle section and browse to the rentalmanagement.sql file in the DATABASE folder on your system. (It does not need to be on the server, you just need to access it.)
After that process, in phpMyAdmin, on the left will show all the tables that were created and you should be able to log in with the default login info. Then, in the page you showed above, it should mention you are signed in asā¦ Not blank like it does now.
Hope that helps!
Allright thanks for the information!
I installed at least 10 apps from code-projects dot org . Every one of them was very poorly coded amateur junk.
Yes, I agree! It turns out it is some sort of project site for students. But, this one did give him a starting place. He was happy.
We no longer have a way to mark a thread as completed. I miss that option.
You can mark a solution
Thanks, didnāt see thatā¦
