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Public and test site

by HomeBizNizz
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When I am setting up a website with a PHP-script, I normally don't use a testsite first. But, then I add plugins/mods I like to have a test site to try them out first. Anyone else that does it this way...? :rolleyes:
#public #site
  • Profile picture of the author Marcel Pamphile
    I often install it locally first. With wordpress, I copy the settings by hand and upload the same themes and plugins.
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  • Profile picture of the author HomeBizNizz
    I would use subdomains like:
    test.domain.com/<scriptname>.domain.com
    and the public is
    www.domain.com/<script type>.domain.com
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  • Profile picture of the author iBBnet
    I would suggest installing wampserver on your local hard drive. That will give you a chance to test out sites before uploading them to your actual server. wampserver is open source (free).
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    • Profile picture of the author HomeBizNizz
      Originally Posted by iBBnet View Post

      I would suggest installing wampserver on your local hard drive. That will give you a chance to test out sites before uploading them to your actual server. wampserver is open source (free).
      Naha, why...? :rolleyes:
      I like the way I do it now.
      Atleast I find out if the webhotels server is failing during test.
      Before I go public.

      IMHO WAMPs is some what buggy to use. :p
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