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Please have a look at the specifications and add your own requirements in the appropriate sections (eg. Wishlist):<br/>
Please have a look at the specifications and add your own requirements in the appropriate sections (eg. Wishlist):<br/>
[[Specifications and Requirements]]
[[Specifications and Requirements]]
== Wordpress ==
Assuming you want to run wordpress with apache/xampp on a local testserver. After setting up xampp and testing phpinfo() download wordpress and copy it into htdocs. Then you need to edit wp-config.php as instructed on the wordpress-installation-page.
Next step would be executing wp-admin/install.php in your browser.
Unfortunately nothing happens and the site stays blank. Then do the following:
- restart your computer ;-)

Revision as of 15:02, 25 February 2011

Projects

Please read about what needs to be done, and how to take charge of a project here:
Summary of Projects


Development

Development Environment

Programming

Development Cycle

Getting Started

Tools Used

This is a list of software that we use; some of it you will already have installed when you did your Setup of Development environment.

Tips and Tricks


OpenPetra Software Architecture

Client Side


Bug Tracking

See Tracking of Bugs


Database Structure Documentation


OpenPetra Specifications & Requirements

Please have a look at the specifications and add your own requirements in the appropriate sections (eg. Wishlist):
Specifications and Requirements

Wordpress

Assuming you want to run wordpress with apache/xampp on a local testserver. After setting up xampp and testing phpinfo() download wordpress and copy it into htdocs. Then you need to edit wp-config.php as instructed on the wordpress-installation-page. Next step would be executing wp-admin/install.php in your browser. Unfortunately nothing happens and the site stays blank. Then do the following: - restart your computer ;-)