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This is a rough tutorial for installing php scripts on your server.
Some things are assumed like you have cpanel hosting account. And the scripts I am talking about will be in general.
Download the script.
Unzip it in one folder.
Now there are some scripts with a folder already zipped in. So zip all that files back into a new zip file without putting them into a folder.
Open your cpanel and open file manager in it.
Upload this new zip file in the folder where you want this files to be [Mostly public_html]
When it is uploaded select it and Click the Extract file contents.
When it is extracted delete the zip file.
Now Open MySQL databases section in cpanel.
Create New database.
Create New User with Password.
Add that user to that database.
Open phpMyAdmin and import the .sql file if there is any.
Look for files like config.php or settings.php or folders like include in which this files might reside.
Put your database name, database username, database password and database server [i.e. localhost in most of the cases] save the file.
Done.
Some things are assumed like you have cpanel hosting account. And the scripts I am talking about will be in general.
Download the script.
Unzip it in one folder.
Now there are some scripts with a folder already zipped in. So zip all that files back into a new zip file without putting them into a folder.
Open your cpanel and open file manager in it.
Upload this new zip file in the folder where you want this files to be [Mostly public_html]
When it is uploaded select it and Click the Extract file contents.
When it is extracted delete the zip file.
Now Open MySQL databases section in cpanel.
Create New database.
Create New User with Password.
Add that user to that database.
Open phpMyAdmin and import the .sql file if there is any.
Look for files like config.php or settings.php or folders like include in which this files might reside.
Put your database name, database username, database password and database server [i.e. localhost in most of the cases] save the file.
Done.
