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Started by dommy, August 24, 2004, 04:04:43 PM

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dommy

i am makin a database in PhpMyAdmin and i am using mysql, but i was wondering how does the table look like how many fealds  and what are set ups that i have to give them ??

so what im asking is how does my table have to look like for cpg1.3.2

casNuy

Do not make the database yourself but use the installation procedure. Read the documentation!!!

Next time also post in the correct forum, this one is for the poctnuke hack..

Cas

dommy

Quote from: casNuy on August 24, 2004, 07:13:08 PM
Do not make the database yourself but use the installation procedure. Read the documentation!!!

Next time also post in the correct forum, this one is for the poctnuke hack..

Cas

i am reading was already reading the docs and i was bussy with the file install.php, but it askes a MySQL Database Name

if i just fill somthing in it gives an error

mySQL could not locate a database called 'fotos' please check the value entered for this

casNuy

use PHPmyAdmin to create the database and enter that database in the field. Make sure that Database User & password are correct also.

Cas

dommy

Quote from: casNuy on August 24, 2004, 10:08:27 PM
use PHPmyAdmin to create the database and enter that database in the field. Make sure that Database User & password are correct also.

Cas

i understand i can create a database with PHPmyAdmin my question is how much fields are there required
and what are the settings of them

Casper

You don't have to create the fields, just the database.

When you run install, coppermine creates all the tables and fields it needs, in the database you made.
It has been a long time now since I did my little bit here, and have done no coding or any other such stuff since. I'm back to being a noob here

Joachim Müller

dommy, I guess you're mixing up the words "database" and "database table".
You need at least one database - if you're webhosted and your webhost will let you have a database, then there's probably already one set up that you could use (it's recommended to use an existing database if you're planning to bridge coppermine with a bbs later, or if you actually run postNuke as the board you posted in suggests). You won't have to create any tables with phpMyAdmin - once a database exists that coppermine can use, the coppermine install routine will create the tables for you.

Joachim