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This is step-by-step tutorial that will help you quickly build
your PHP pages in the PHPRunner and publish them to the
InspiRunner.com.
Two scenarios are available:
A. Database is created on the
server and you build PHP pages connected to the remote database
(for MySQL and MS SQL Server databases)
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Create new database and database
user on the server.
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For more
information read How
do I create a new database? topic.
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Connect to the remote database from
the PHPRunner.
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Connecting to
the MySQL database is described in How do I
connect to MySQL database from the PHPRunner? topic.
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Create your PHP pages in the
PHPRunner and build the project.
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Upload your PHP pages to the
InspiRunner server.
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For more
information read How do I publish site
from ASPRunner/PHPRunner? topic.
B. Database is created locally
on your computer and you build PHP pages connected to the local
database
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Create database locally on your
computer.
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Connect to this local database from
the PHPRunner.
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Create your PHP pages in the
PHPRunner and build the project.
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Upload your PHP pages and database
to the InspiRunner server.
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For more
information on transferring PHP pages and MS Access database to the
server read How do I
transfer MS Access database to the server using PHPRunner?
topic.
MySQL and MS
SQL Server databases need to be transferred manually (outside of
PHPRunner). For more information on transferring PHP pages read
How do I publish
site from ASPRunner/PHPRunner? topic.
To transfer
the MySQL database follow the instructions described in the
How do I deploy MySQL
database to the server? topic.
For more
information about transferring the MS SQL Server database read
How do
I deploy MS SQL Server database to the server? topic.
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