aroymart
01-20-2009, 05:45 PM
Step 1: Create a new MySQL database.
Step 2: Run the SQL queries inside of sql.txt that is included with the download.
Step 3: Upload the contents of the "adoptables" folder to your server where you want to install this script.
Step 4: Open up inc/config.php in a text editor. Edit the fields with your information.
For the domain name, put something like yoursite.com without any http:// or www.
If you are installing this script in a subdirectory off your domain, for the Script Path ($spath) you'll want to put something like:
Code:
/foldername
If you're installing at the root of a domain, leave the $spath variable blank.
For the $auser and $apass variables enter in your desired login details for the Admin CP.
Step 5: CHMOD the following files:
ads/header.txt - 777
ads/footer.txt - 777
ads/tower.txt - 777
inc/settings.php - 777
inc/levels.php - 777
Step 6: Log in to your Admin CP at whereyouinstalledyourscript.com/adm/ and then edit your site. You may want to rename the adm directory for additional security.
you lost me at sql queries... anyone want to help?
Step 2: Run the SQL queries inside of sql.txt that is included with the download.
Step 3: Upload the contents of the "adoptables" folder to your server where you want to install this script.
Step 4: Open up inc/config.php in a text editor. Edit the fields with your information.
For the domain name, put something like yoursite.com without any http:// or www.
If you are installing this script in a subdirectory off your domain, for the Script Path ($spath) you'll want to put something like:
Code:
/foldername
If you're installing at the root of a domain, leave the $spath variable blank.
For the $auser and $apass variables enter in your desired login details for the Admin CP.
Step 5: CHMOD the following files:
ads/header.txt - 777
ads/footer.txt - 777
ads/tower.txt - 777
inc/settings.php - 777
inc/levels.php - 777
Step 6: Log in to your Admin CP at whereyouinstalledyourscript.com/adm/ and then edit your site. You may want to rename the adm directory for additional security.
you lost me at sql queries... anyone want to help?