: Updating existing site hosted by GoDaddy : jrhodes62 June 22, 2015, 01:58:33 PM I'm fairly new to web site building - my apologies.
I'm simply trying to install Site Shaper through C-Panel, access my template & get back to work. I'm failing miserably - keep trying to use the video (http://www.shape5.com/documentation/Joomla/Getting-Started/How-to-Install-a-Joomla-Site-Shaper), but I'm missing something. Getting to php login then failure. Any insight? : Re: Updating existing site hosted by GoDaddy : mikenicoll June 22, 2015, 11:39:42 PM Hello,
GoDaddy has a lot of issue with Joomla installs and often times requires the support teams to create a larger server php limit to upload Joomla properly. I would contact their support teams and let them know you are having issues with a standard Joomla installation. The video tutorial should be the same for any server as long as they are configured properly. Regards, : Re: Updating existing site hosted by GoDaddy : jrhodes62 June 23, 2015, 05:50:59 AM Here are the GoDaddy moves that achieve failure: Attached
The dialogue & descriptive moves do not make sense to me and that in the PhP this error occurs: Forgot Password? You may reset your database password in the Hosting Control Center. "But I cannot locate something called "Hosting Control Center". I am going to contact GoDaddy now to have them walk me through the logical moves although I prefer Host Gator, GoDaddy usually can resolve problems using dialogue & engagement with their client (who has 7 more websites to build). : Re: Updating existing site hosted by GoDaddy : jrhodes62 June 23, 2015, 06:55:14 AM Just finished a complete tear-down & reinstall of Joomla with GoDaddy (Version 2.5.14)
I got both the Site Shaper & Template Loaded. Now on to another host of problems to deal with. - Do I need to upgrade to 3.0? - If so what adverse effects should I prepare to encounter? - What problems can I expect? - Will I have more problems with Template/GoDaddy? ??? : Re: Updating existing site hosted by GoDaddy : mikenicoll June 24, 2015, 03:49:31 PM Hello,
1) Upgrading to 3.X is recommended but you will need to update and Templates / Extensions and be prepared to debug layout changes that may occur. 2) GoDaddy is just an awful host for any CMS. Changes to htaccess require a server restart among other things such as slow connection speed during peak times etc. |