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Power CMS uploading files

Thread began 12/04/2013 9:47 am by mycalidesigns | Last modified 12/04/2013 10:56 am by Jason Byrnes | 315 views | 1 replies |

mycalidesigns

Power CMS uploading files

I have been working with Power CMS i recently got a new client and i am trying to load power cms to the server. I did everything correctly, but it does not load the appropriate admin and setup pages for the CMS.

Things i have tried.

1. de-installed/installed extensions
2. de-installed/installed dreamweaver
3. created various databases
4. tried different connections

What it is doing
*it does actually creates the database tables, thats about it!!

Help!!!!

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

Before adding Power CMS to your site, make sure you have the site definition set up properly.

In the Site Definition, set the Remote And the testing server settings to connect to your live server through FTP.

Make sure to use the valid web URL as the URL Prefix in the testing server settings.

In some cases, the FTP conenction will connect bellow the web root, you may need to add the root folder to the Host Directory setting to make sure that the FTP connect is at the site root.

After setting the site settings, create the database connection.

Then add Power CMS to the site.

DW Should upload the files to the server and start the installation.

The DW FTP can sometimes be un reliable, in some cases, you may need to upload the site files using a third part FTP program like File Zilla.

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