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How easy is it to Change a WP App to a Cpanel App?

by tagiscom
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Hi, l have created, (or my programmer has) created a WP app, that installs onto a WP Blog, and l was just wondering how easy or hard it would be to modify it so l could also install it on a website with Cpanel???

My competitors offer their versions of my app product, that also installs onto a normal website, so l am looking into it.

Shane
#app #change #cpanel #easy
  • Profile picture of the author KirkMcD
    I think you are asking the wrong question.
    I believe that what you want is a stand-alone version of your plugin.
    Now, how hard it would be to convert is unknown, since we know nothing about your plugin.
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    • Profile picture of the author tagiscom
      Hi, well it's an under construction type wp app, that l do have on my desktop, it also has a background image zipped file as well, that is part of it.

      So, it has code for social media buttons a countdown timer, email, etc nothing fancy.

      Shane
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  • Profile picture of the author brianng
    Theoretically yes. Look at fantastico, they can do everything via cpanel.

    Realistically, no. I can't imagine deploying some simple plugins secretly via ssh.. My advice is to go with frontend plugins installation. Wouldn't take more than 15 seconds for each plugin.
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  • Profile picture of the author winiw
    no you can not do that.
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  • Profile picture of the author Brennen Noble
    Just because it "intalls into a normal website" doesn't mean you need cpanel. For the purpose of portability that's actually a horrible idea.

    All you need to do is have a setup form where they enter their profile id's for the social buttons, their email address for the form to submit to, and a launch date/time for the counter. You don't even need database functionality for that. The generated page could be competely static HTML.
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