I have finally decided to bite the bullet and move from PHPGedView to
Webtrees. At the same time I want to prepare an installation that I can
eventually upload to a new host server.
Ideally I would like to first create a version of PHPGedView/Webtrees using
localhost [on XAMPP] to make sure it's all working correctly before
uploading to a new server.
I am having a lot of problems doing this and would really appreciate some
help. I'm using Windows 8 [64bit] by the way just in case this might be
causing any additional problems.
I am familiar with doing this with a Joomla website installation but not
sure if PGV and/or Webtrees works the same.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Robert
Robert Sterry
9 Baileys Lane
Kurrajong Hills NSW 2758
AUSTRALIA
Ph: 0245731805
Email: robert.sterry24@gmail.com
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Please describe the sort of problems you're having.
Webtrees and PhpGedView use PHP and a mysql database. In both cases, you need to create the database before you attempt to install or run the program. Both programs can share the same database, and they keep their automatically created tables separate by using different table name prefixes to ensure unique table names.
Webtrees has a good support community, and you'll get lots of help there. With PGV, it's hit-or-miss, with mostly "miss".
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I have finally decided to bite the bullet and move from PHPGedView to
Webtrees. At the same time I want to prepare an installation that I can
eventually upload to a new host server.
Ideally I would like to first create a version of PHPGedView/Webtrees using
localhost [on XAMPP] to make sure it's all working correctly before
uploading to a new server.
I am having a lot of problems doing this and would really appreciate some
help. I'm using Windows 8 [64bit] by the way just in case this might be
causing any additional problems.
I am familiar with doing this with a Joomla website installation but not
sure if PGV and/or Webtrees works the same.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Robert
Robert Sterry
9 Baileys Lane
Kurrajong Hills NSW 2758
AUSTRALIA
Ph: 0245731805
Email: robert.sterry24@gmail.com
Please describe the sort of problems you're having.
Webtrees and PhpGedView use PHP and a mysql database. In both cases, you need to create the database before you attempt to install or run the program. Both programs can share the same database, and they keep their automatically created tables separate by using different table name prefixes to ensure unique table names.
Webtrees has a good support community, and you'll get lots of help there. With PGV, it's hit-or-miss, with mostly "miss".