- Getting Started
- Basic Configuration
- Creating Multiple Sites On Your Local Computer
- Error Pages
- Accessing Your Test Site(s)
- Adding Modules and Themes
- Creating Content
- Custom Blocks
- Working with the Menu
- The Contact Form
- URL Aliases
- Moving Entire Drupal Site with Databases
- Moving Stuff to Your Web Site
- Setting Up Cron
- Additional Tips and Tricks
- Categories (Taxonomy)
- Common Problems
- Links and IMG
- Keeping Your Local and Remote Sites Synchronized
- More Reading
- Glossary
Accessing Your Test Site(s)
Submitted on Thu, 02/08/2007 - 22:47.
Okay, great, now we have all that software installed. But how do we use it?
First, open the "Web-Developer Controller" that you put on the desk top. Look at the top left. You want to see, and should, if Apache and MySQLAn implementation of a relational database using the standardized SQL. are running. If they are, you're just about ready. If not, select Apache, then click on the "Start Service" button. Within a few seconds it should change to "Running." Now select "MySQLAn implementation of a relational database using the standardized SQL." and start it.
Fabulous, we have the software ready for us. Now let's get us ready.
Fire up your favorite browser. In the Address field type in http://localhost/drupal/ to access your "root" databaseA collection of data related to an application.. Since you've done everything right, you're now into your DrupalDrupal
An open-source content management system that is used on this site and is taking over the world. databaseA collection of data related to an application..
Congratulations! Now the work begins.



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