• Hi,
    I dump my database from my website and i would like to install in local with easyphp, i install easyphp 1.7, i copy folder in dreamweaver for files but where i can change the local parameter. I hope you understand what i mean. Please help me to configure this in local, many tx
    Tx

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  • You need a mysql database
    The site details are in the wp_options table.
    This help ?

    Thread Starter elcarribou

    (@elcarribou)

    I think that is it ? but don’t see it….
    I make a dump from by website then i create it on phpadmin from easyphp but in my dreamweaver i saw nothing beacause probably the parameters are not right isn’t it ….

    Don’t use DW to edit files – I think it tries to execute them ?
    If it’s an editor, PSPad is free.

    Thread Starter elcarribou

    (@elcarribou)

    Ok but i am altering the design i each time i modify the php template i must uplaod to see the result, it’s boring and take many time each time…..
    Understand what i mean ?

    Yes, I do ??
    On my website, I just use the template editor in wp
    In xampp (on my machine), I have the index.php open in pspad, and just save and refresh to see changes.

    Thread Starter elcarribou

    (@elcarribou)

    i don’t know xampp is it easy or more easy with this ????? it’s hard to use it ?

    I can’t compare, because when I was after something to run php files on my machine, xampp was the only one I could get working – it has an installer that does it all.
    I find it very very easy – I literally open the files that are in the /htdocs/wordpress folder using the texteditor, make changes, refresh the browser and keep repeating til it’s what I want (or completely broken !)
    There are lots of docs on the site:
    https://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html

    yes.
    /htdocs/wordpress/
    and create the database using phpmyadmin
    wp-config is:
    define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘wordpress’); // The name of the database
    define(‘DB_USER’, ‘root’); // Your MySQL username
    define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ”); // …and password
    define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); // 99% chance you won’t need to change this value

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