Install joomla in windows?

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Install joomla in windows?

Post by unimech » Mon Sep 01, 2014 11:50 am

some sone suggest idea that how to istall joomla in windows, if possible :o


Plz Help me :'( :(
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Re: Install joomla in windows?

Post by toivo » Mon Sep 01, 2014 11:56 am

You can install one of a number of server products with Apache, MySQL and PHP bundled into one application:
- XAMPP
- Wampserver
- Uniform Server

Microsoft's WebMatrix comes with the IIS web server and it even installs Joomla for you.
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Re: Install joomla in windows?

Post by knoxvilledui » Tue Sep 02, 2014 10:30 pm

I too would like to know how to install do you install in the root html directory of the webserver?

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Re: Install joomla in windows?

Post by toivo » Tue Sep 02, 2014 10:39 pm

I too would like to know how to install do you install in the root html directory of the webserver?
It is possible to configure virtual hosts in Apache and install several sites, each with their own document root, if required. Dummy domain names in the hosts file instead of just 'localhost' as your domain make development sites look very real.

If you prefer to manage a server in the LAMP environment, you can run different versions of Linux under Windows by installing first Oracle Virtualbox or VMware Player first and then a Linux ISO distribution.
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