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machan kelinma kiyanawanam vbulletin walin oka karanna amarui.mokada customization is very hard.mokada eka forum 1kak nemai nee.
ubalata okata php walin back end 1ka hadanna puluwan.sit 1ka html flash css walin karanna puluwan. car booking page 1kak kiyanne mokakda.cart section 1kak wageeda nathenam customer support page (Chat or skype) 1kakda ? login panel 1kak tiyanawanam aniwa php bakend 1kak run wenna oni
ubalata okata php walin back end 1ka hadanna puluwan.sit 1ka html flash css walin karanna puluwan. car booking page 1kak kiyanne mokakda.cart section 1kak wageeda nathenam customer support page (Chat or skype) 1kakda ? login panel 1kak tiyanawanam aniwa php bakend 1kak run wenna oni
e kiyanne macho shopping cart seen ekak thama
costumer ta thamanta ona car eka book karala online pay karanna puluwan
api tikak php dannawa bro...
joomla walin kaloth wade aneida
Machan is it easy to use..i mean drupal.... are there lots of coding..i hate much codings
do you know more abt it
There's good documentation in Drupal.org site itself (you'll find installation instructions and customization guides), and http://www.ubercart.org/ is a shopping cart system based on Drupal you can easily install it too.Machan is it easy to use..i mean drupal.... are there lots of coding..i hate much codings
machan joomla walin goda daganna puluwanda...
word press wala oya validation seen denawada ban
poddak kiyapanko
joomla vala leesiyen karanna puluvan. moko eeke customize kirime hakiyava ithaama ihalai. thava ithin extension ehemath thiyanava oonatharum. module add karanna remove karanna puluvan godak ma eeva. eeka nisaa pahasui. igena ganna etharum amaru ekakuth namai eeka.
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/e-commerce
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/e-commerce/shopping-cart
balannako oyaage vadeeta galapena vidiye eeva.
joomla is gud but if u install a joomla make sure it doesnt have any loop holes !!!
I prefer drupal over joomla !
if ur going to develop it from scratch then use a PHP MVC fream work
if u r an expert in MVC then i dont need to tell u ! use ZEND
or if u r a beginner then use codeignitor
dont develop flat or basic development
I prefer drupal over joomla !
if ur going to develop it from scratch then use a PHP MVC fream work
if u r an expert in MVC then i dont need to tell u ! use ZEND
or if u r a beginner then use codeignitor
dont develop flat or basic development
okkoma joomla gana kiyanva but uabala dannevada danne na memht kiyala ekak onna site eka mekada gihlla down kraganin machan patta lesi forum annn manan okkoma thiyve habai site eka yatin unge nama vadinava wamp server dala test karapan nathanam kellinma sever ekakata dala krannath pluwan uba oka use kranavanan mama help ekak dennam.
http://www.memht.com/
web design danne nathi ekket unath use kranna puluwan patta lesi...unge yatin site eke nama vadiva eka tahama awula
http://www.memht.com/
web design danne nathi ekket unath use kranna puluwan patta lesi...unge yatin site eke nama vadiva eka tahama awula
How to install vBulletin.
How to install vBulletin. This is a simple giude for those who don't know how to install vBulletin.
Most of the hosts have cPanel on them so I'm using cPanel here also
Using vBulletin 3.8.5 here. You can similarly install vBulletin 4.x too!
1) Buy a legit vBulletin account from here (I know most of the guys here are not going to buy it
So get a nulled version from here)
2) Once you get all the files, extract it into a folder on your desktop. You'll see something like:
3) The main files are there inside the upload folder.
4) Open your cPanel and login with your credentials. After you login, find Databases.
It'll look something like:
Click on MySQL Databases.
5) Make a new database.
6) Scroll down to MySQL Users. In Username field, add anything you want.
For password I recommend you to click on Password generator. Copy the generated password to a safe place. You'll need it later. Then click on Use Password. It'll automatically fill up the field. Click on Create User.
7) Scroll down to Add User To Database. Select your User and Database and click on Add.
You'll see something like this:
Click on Make Changes.
8) Now go to the folder where you had saved your vBulletin files. Go to the upload folder. You'll see there are many files in there. Go inside Includes folder and then find the file config.php.new
Rename it to config.php
Now, open the file in Notepad/Notepad ++
You'll see something like:
Now find $config['Database']['dbname'] = 'forum';
It's there on the 31st line
Quote:
// ****** DATABASE NAME ******
// This is the name of the database where your vBulletin will be located.
// This must be created by your webhost.
$config['Database']['dbname'] = 'forum';
Change forum to what ever your database name was.
Now find $config['Database']['technicalemail'] = '[email protected]';
It's there on the 40th line
Quote:
// ****** TECHNICAL EMAIL ADDRESS ******
// If any database errors occur, they will be emailed to the address specified here.
// Leave this blank to not send any emails when there is a database error.
$config['Database']['technicalemail'] = '[email protected]';
Change [email protected] to your email address.
Now find
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'root';
$config['MasterServer']['password'] = '';
It's there on the 59th and 60th line
Quote:
// ****** MASTER DATABASE USERNAME & PASSWORD ******
// This is the username and password you use to access MySQL.
// These must be obtained through your webhost.
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'root';
$config['MasterServer']['password'] = '';
In Place of root add your database username and between the '' add your pass
So finally it'll look like
Quote:
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'my username here';
$config['MasterServer']['password'] = 'my pass here';
9) Now you need to upload all the vBulletin files to public_html folder on your server. You'll need a FTP client for making your job easy. Get CuteFTP or FileZilla for it.
Your hosting provider must have given you FTP information.
It'll be something like
Host: your-domain-name/ip-address
Username: your-username
Password: your-password
If you have CuteFTP then it'll look like:
If you have FileZilla then it'll look like:
The default port is 21.
10) Upload all the vBulletin files to your public_html folder.
11) Once done, point your browser to
http://example.com/install/install.php
Where example.com is your domain name.
12) You'll see something like
Press Next Step every time you see the button.
In step 9, you need to do some config
BB Title will the name of your forum (like, WarezXtremE.Org)
Once every thing is done, press Proceed.
Step 11 will ask you for you ID information
Add your info and press Proceed.
The installation will complete and it'll point you to your AdminCP folder.
Delete install.php from /install and you'll be able to see your AdminCP
Congratulation! You successfully installed vBulletin!
Your AdminCP will look like:
Your Forum will look like:
Note: If you are using a nulled/keygenned vBulletin then don't forget to remove the file validator.php -- IMPORTANT
How to install vBulletin. This is a simple giude for those who don't know how to install vBulletin.
Most of the hosts have cPanel on them so I'm using cPanel here also
Using vBulletin 3.8.5 here. You can similarly install vBulletin 4.x too!
1) Buy a legit vBulletin account from here (I know most of the guys here are not going to buy it
2) Once you get all the files, extract it into a folder on your desktop. You'll see something like:
3) The main files are there inside the upload folder.
4) Open your cPanel and login with your credentials. After you login, find Databases.
It'll look something like:
Click on MySQL Databases.
5) Make a new database.
6) Scroll down to MySQL Users. In Username field, add anything you want.
For password I recommend you to click on Password generator. Copy the generated password to a safe place. You'll need it later. Then click on Use Password. It'll automatically fill up the field. Click on Create User.
7) Scroll down to Add User To Database. Select your User and Database and click on Add.
You'll see something like this:
Click on Make Changes.
8) Now go to the folder where you had saved your vBulletin files. Go to the upload folder. You'll see there are many files in there. Go inside Includes folder and then find the file config.php.new
Rename it to config.php
Now, open the file in Notepad/Notepad ++
You'll see something like:
Now find $config['Database']['dbname'] = 'forum';
It's there on the 31st line
Quote:
// ****** DATABASE NAME ******
// This is the name of the database where your vBulletin will be located.
// This must be created by your webhost.
$config['Database']['dbname'] = 'forum';
Change forum to what ever your database name was.
Now find $config['Database']['technicalemail'] = '[email protected]';
It's there on the 40th line
Quote:
// ****** TECHNICAL EMAIL ADDRESS ******
// If any database errors occur, they will be emailed to the address specified here.
// Leave this blank to not send any emails when there is a database error.
$config['Database']['technicalemail'] = '[email protected]';
Change [email protected] to your email address.
Now find
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'root';
$config['MasterServer']['password'] = '';
It's there on the 59th and 60th line
Quote:
// ****** MASTER DATABASE USERNAME & PASSWORD ******
// This is the username and password you use to access MySQL.
// These must be obtained through your webhost.
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'root';
$config['MasterServer']['password'] = '';
In Place of root add your database username and between the '' add your pass
So finally it'll look like
Quote:
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'my username here';
$config['MasterServer']['password'] = 'my pass here';
9) Now you need to upload all the vBulletin files to public_html folder on your server. You'll need a FTP client for making your job easy. Get CuteFTP or FileZilla for it.
Your hosting provider must have given you FTP information.
It'll be something like
Host: your-domain-name/ip-address
Username: your-username
Password: your-password
If you have CuteFTP then it'll look like:
If you have FileZilla then it'll look like:
The default port is 21.
10) Upload all the vBulletin files to your public_html folder.
11) Once done, point your browser to
http://example.com/install/install.php
Where example.com is your domain name.
12) You'll see something like
Press Next Step every time you see the button.
In step 9, you need to do some config
BB Title will the name of your forum (like, WarezXtremE.Org)
Once every thing is done, press Proceed.
Step 11 will ask you for you ID information
Add your info and press Proceed.
The installation will complete and it'll point you to your AdminCP folder.
Delete install.php from /install and you'll be able to see your AdminCP
Congratulation! You successfully installed vBulletin!
Your AdminCP will look like:
Your Forum will look like:
Note: If you are using a nulled/keygenned vBulletin then don't forget to remove the file validator.php -- IMPORTANT
You can do with vbulletin, but will have to do custom coding + will suck big amount of money from your profit. You can't used nulled/pirate vbulletin like many other srilankans do coz this is for a customer and he don't like to be hosted in offshore illegal servers with pirated software.
So go for Joomla or Drupal. They are free and lot of extensions are there. If you search you can find both paid and free extensions just made to do your task. Automobile sites, payment gateways and shopping carts etc...
If you are planning to attach a big forum to that site then only pay for vbulletin.
So go for Joomla or Drupal. They are free and lot of extensions are there. If you search you can find both paid and free extensions just made to do your task. Automobile sites, payment gateways and shopping carts etc...
If you are planning to attach a big forum to that site then only pay for vbulletin.
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thanks for the reply GT ayya
But pls dont think im goin to make some forums and goin to take members from you
this is only for a business purpose...
im doin a online job called bookmarkin ( social bookmarking ) you may know it
so the US company like to test our knowledge in web designing and give some small projects which comes to them
dats why i ask help from EK guys
first we decided to do it with php..but we faced to many troubles with controls and sessions...
GT ayya is it ok if we do it with Joomla
actually its not a forum...
kinda automobile company site...which rent cars and doing some insurances
and they require only 7 pages
so they didnt tell me the amount that we get for 7 pages
Actually how much can we demand for a single page... can we afford more than 100$
Djramuth aluth forum hadala spam karai lokka....
piksuda ban
man methana ehenam help illanawai...
mata owata welawath na ban...
( porn site ekak haduwa nam hari )
can we afford more than 100$
wasi wage...
wade set unama kiyapan, party ekak ona..
GTta PM ekak dapan, mans meka dakida danne na..
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