• i’m at the database creation stage. asking for a name (easy, i got that) and the number of fields! i have no idea how many fields i need!! help!

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  • You are too far in.
    All you need to do is give a name.

    GoDaddy – you don’t need to use phpMyAdmin yet.

    Thread Starter mollyo

    (@mollyo)

    i’m not trying to install MyAdmin! i’m saying, i’m following the 5minute instruction directions and using phpMyAdmin to create the database. it’s asking for the number of fields and i don’t know how many to give it.

    All you need do is create it. Once it exists, run the WordPress install. It’ll add the tables and fields in the database automatically.

    I also used GoDaddy.com, created the database, created the wp-config file with my settings:

    <?php
    // ** MySQL settings ** //
    define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘WordPress56’); (‘DB_USER’, ‘WordPress56’); (‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘******’);
    (‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);

    Than i moved all the wordpress files onto the server in my root directory. (My url is https://blantantineptitude.com) and the subdirectory is SnoBrdr56..so i moved them all into the /SnoBrdr56 directory.

    After following the 5 minute installation, i recieve the following message:

    Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL which is required for WordPress.

    How to I fix this?

    Godaddy uses a different DB_HOST name. It will look something like: mysql11.secureserver.net. You can find this name by logging into your GoDaddy account, clicking on the pencil (edit) icon.

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