Installing WordPress on 8-Coral: Difference between revisions

Updated database changes.
(Fixed various errors)
(Updated database changes.)
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define('DB_HOST', '127.0.0.1:3309');
define('DB_HOST', '127.0.0.1:3309');
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2. Using phpMyAdmin, update the siteurl and home entries in the wp_options table as follows.
2. Using phpMyAdmin, update the siteurl, home, theme_mods_twentyeleven and dashboard_widget_options entries in the wp_options table and the guids in the wp_posts table as follows.
#Select the WordPress database for this installation.
#Select the WordPress database for this installation.
#Select the '''wp_options''' table for browse.
#Select the '''wp_options''' table for browse.
#Edit the entry for '''siteurl''' (normally the first location) and change "localhost" to "localhost:83"
#Edit the entry for '''siteurl''' (ID=1) and change "localhost" to "localhost:83"
#Edit the entry for '''home''' (normally about 30-40 entries down) and change "localhost" to "localhost:83"
#Edit the entry for '''home''' (ID=37) and change "localhost" to "localhost:83"
#Edit the entry for '''dashboard_widget_options''' (ID=119) and change "localhost" to "localhost:83" in ''three places''.
#Edit the entry for '''theme_mods_twentyeleven''' (ID=234) and change "localhost" to "localhost:83"
#Select the '''wp_posts''' table for browse.
#For each post entry, edit the '''guid''' and change "localhost" to "localhost:83"


Your WordPress should now work properly.
Your WordPress should now work properly.  However, if you have many posts, we suggest that you export the data and edit the file with a text editor to do the bulk changes needed.  Then reload  the database from the edited file.


== Security ==
== Security ==