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Well; needless to say, I was persistent in finding out why, and was able to finally complete a successful, and stable install onto my web space by uploading the core Joomla 1.5.9 release files which contain some minor ".css" modifications wherewith said modifications do nothing more than act as a method of disabling the "" object that GoDaddy injects into all resulting client side code.
GoDaddy MySQL 5.0 Database Setup:
AN IMPORTANT NOTE HERE: DO NOT ASSUME THAT FOR EVERY MYSQL DATABASE YOU SETUP UNDER YOUR GODADDY ACCOUNT THAT THE IP ADDRESS AND HOST NAME WILL BE THE SAME. THAT IS WHY IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO KNOW WHAT IP AND HOST NAME YOUR DATABASE WILL BE ASSIGNED TO.
The (1st) first thing to do is setup your database at “GoDaddy” here: https://idp.godaddy.com/login.aspx?SPKey=GDMYAEB04&redirect=false&myaurl=%2fProducts%2fAccountList.aspx&ci=9008&product=hosting
Then (2) log in to your account using your GoDaddy account number or account name and password.
Then (3) Click upon the "Manage Account" link for the domain name you wish to set the database up on.
Then (4) click upon the dropdown for databases..
Then (5) click upon the “MySQL” icon.
Then (6) click upon the “Create Database” button near the
top – right of the page.
Then (7) click upon the radio button to select MySQL Version 5.0, then enter the description, database name and password. Write down this information (; you will need it for your Joomla! “configuration.php” file), then click upon the “OK” button.
Note: The “Database Name” and the “User Name” are the same when Joomla! logs on to the database.
Then (8) you will see a screen like this stating that your database is “Pending Setup”.
Then (9) (; after periodically refreshing [ F5 ] key) click upon the “Open Manager” link as shown. This will take you to the “phpMyAdmin” web interface in a new browser window.
Then (10) log in to the “phpMyAdmin” database manager using your
database [DatabaseName] and [password].
Then (11) focus your attention upon the following area of the resulting page –
(; after log in) and be sure the settings as indicated are the same.
Then (12) we must determine “GoDaddy’s” host name for the server that your new database resides – upon because we cannot use an IP address in the “configuration.php” file.
To determine the host name for your database, we must copy the IP address (; yours may be different than shown) and paste it into a “DOS” or “Command Prompt” window. (; If you’d like, you could just write the IP address down, and type it in by hand).
Then (13) open a “DOS prompt” window and type “ pathping [ space ] “, then [ right – click ] the “ DOS Window Title Bar ”, select “ Edit “, then “ Paste “ to insert the copied IP address from the previous step. Now press [ Enter ] on the keyboard.
Then (14) after having pressed [enter] in the previous step, “pathping“ will determine the number of hops it takes to get to the “GoDaddy” server your database resides upon and will resolve the IP address you entered into a host name.
Then (15) we need to copy the “Host Name“ and paste it into “Notepad“ for future reference when setting up our Joomla! “configuration.php“ file.
Then (16) with the left mouse button; click, hold, and drag to highlight the host name as shown above.
Now paste the host name into your favorite text editor and save this file. Now your Database is setup and you should have recorded the database information as shown. Ignore the "ftp" information for now but if you know it, put it in.
Tomorrow, we will unpack our Joomla! ver-1.5.9 files onto our P.C., do some modifications and upload everything to your GoDaddy web space.
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Project AWARE Foundation: Grant Profiles
Marina's and resorts across Fiji are taking the lead in shark conservation. The International Shark-Free Marina Initiative works with marinas, boaters and fishermen to develop policy designed to protect a vital component of the oceans health, our sharks. Thanks to funding from Project AWARE Foundation and under the leadership of Stuart Gow from Matava- Fiji's Premier Eco Adventure Resort, 13 marinas and fishing charters on Fiji's tropical islands have already signed their commitment.
The Shark Free Marinas program encourages shark conservation at sport fishing and resort marinas by prohibiting the landing of any shark at the participating facility. Fishermen are not allowed to bring caught sharks into the participating marina for any purpose.
Stuart Gow, Matava - Fiji said, "By asking vessels not to arrive at marinas with sharks we hope to encourage responsible sport fishing and ensure the future of healthy reefs and our islands. We look forward to signing up more marinas and charters in the coming months."
Joanne Marston, Asia Pacific Manager for Project AWARE added, "It's great to see so many marinas and fishing charters practice responsible fishing practices and pledge their commitment to shark conservation."
Project AWARE Foundation: Grant Profiles
Securing your Joomla! Website
This article will give a list of measures to take to ensure a more secure Joomla! installation.Awesome list and very easy to follow!
How To Install Joomla through GoDaddy Hosting Control Panel
a) Set up database: GoDaddy automatically created database for you and assigned an user with the same name to it. So, you should only enter database pasword twice under this tab. Keep in mind that your password must be 7-14 characters long and have at least one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter and one number.
- GoDaddy is a hosting provider 100% compatible with Joomla (Linux packages)
- It's possible to install Joomla easily through GoDaddy control panel
How To Install Joomla through GoDaddy Hosting Control Panel
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