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1. Create a mysql database
(db name is dynprods in example) and upload the docs/sql.txt to it. It will create the
dynprods_categories tables.
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| 2.
Upload the alt-shop folder to your web site. |
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Chmodd the adminshop/config folder and all files
in it to 777. |
4.
Open up adminshop/config/modDynProdsSettings.php
and change the following
variables:
$docroot
= "/home/blbla/mydomain/web/dynprods/";
(with starting and ending "/")
$shopDir
= "http://www.myserver.com/dynprods";
(without ending
"/")
Use www. or cookies will not
work. |
5.
[Admin
Login]
In your browser, go to
http://www.myserver.com/dynprods/adminlogin.php
username: admin
password: admin
This will set your admin cookie.
Thats it! You should be redirected to your
admin
Panel (adminshop/index.php).
Modify the Settings in your
admin section. (See setup) |
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| Notes: |
| PHP
version 5 or later must be
used. |
If
you see the below warning or
similar on
any of your shops web pages,
its because your Root
directory value above is wrong. In this case, the right value would be the
highlighted one:
/home/my/web/shop/ |
| Warning: Failed opening
'd:/indigo/htdocs/shop/adminshop/config/shplytColors.php'
for inclusion
(include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php')
in
/home/my/web/shop/editsettings.php
on line 163 |
| We suggest you keep adminshop in a
password protected directory. |
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| If
you see errors stating
"could not write to
file blabla" its
probably because the file
and the files folder are not
chmodded 777. |
If something does not work, try
chmodding it 777 including folder.
The following folders must be
chmodded 777 for the shop to
work properly.
adminshop/config
(777 config folder and all files
in it) |
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* Most admin
web pages are commented with notes
and documetanion on that
particular task. |