Hello
This is more like consaltancy than a Question; I'm willing to upload the windows package 1.9.5+ to our server; is there anything I have to put in mind or is it the same steps as the localhost (my PC)?
Ps I'm willing to use appserv in the windows server.
I'm not sure if I posted the question right, I'm kinda new at these things.
thanks in advance
This should be OK, just two things, you can FTP your local Moodle to your web site and you need to edit the config.php file. The config.php file has a value in it called $cfg -> wwwroot="localhost". Change that to read "http://[your.moodle.site.url]/"
As well, all other paths in the config.php file need to change to reflect this. Make sure the moodledata path is accurate, for example, it might read "http://[your.moodle.site.url]/moodledata"
Simple once you know how. You may also want to refer to this document for some quick help on a number of general issues.
As well, all other paths in the config.php file need to change to reflect this. Make sure the moodledata path is accurate, for example, it might read "http://[your.moodle.site.url]/moodledata"
Simple once you know how. You may also want to refer to this document for some quick help on a number of general issues.
amazing
thank you
thank you
You really should not use the all-in-one windows installer for a real server. It is great for testing Moodle on your own computer, but some of the settings are not really secure enough for a server that is exposed to the internet. See Installing_Moodle for more advice.
even If I just used the moodle folder alone; without the Xampp? because I've used appserv instead...
Ah, I see. If you just use the windows package as a round-about way of getting a copy of the Moodle code, I guess that is OK.
If you could be bothered, you could try downloading the plain zip file of the Moodle code and using a tool like windiff or winmerge to compare the two moodle folders and check they are the same.
If you could be bothered, you could try downloading the plain zip file of the Moodle code and using a tool like windiff or winmerge to compare the two moodle folders and check they are the same.
great thnx will try it;