Hello, I'm in the precess of moving my blogger blog (with a custom domain) to a wordpress blog. According to a tutorial I'm using, I should make temporary Wordpress installation on my computer. I downloaded xampplite on my computer, but whenever I try to get access http://localhost on any of my browsers, I can't connect to server at localhost. I have been trying to resolve this issue for a while now but with no success. Your help will be appreciated. Better yet, is there an easier way for me to move my blogger blog and its custom domain to a worpress blog on my host provider (Hostmonster). I bought the domain name from my Hostmonster.
install xampplite and start the servers. Close Skype if you are running before starting Xampp. they interfere with port 80. now try and report.
I have another problem. I have my local/temp worpress going and have proceeded to importing all my blogger blog posts and comments to the wordpress blog. However, the imported posts consists of many lines of the following warning message: I did my research on the web and was told that I needed to find my php.ini sever file in order to add a certain timezone line to it. The problem is that I can't seem to find this php.ini file. Is there a simple (non confusing) way I can find it and make the necessary change?
Make a file with this in it <?php phpinfo(); ?> PHP: Then search for php.ini, it will tell you the location.
I did that and I saved under the htdoc in xampplite. I then searched for the "php.ini" file on my computer (using the search feature), but found nothing. I'm obviously doing something wrong. This is my first time dealing with servers, so I don't even know where to start when it comes to them.
No, you need to open that file on your pc, http://localhost/bla.php or however you named it, and need to search for a php.ini location in that file. It will say a bunch of stuff.
Thank you. I found it and have added date.timezone = "America/Toronto" to the file. However, it didn't fix the issue. I'm still getting many long lines of that error message, which have overwhelmed my post page. Is there another way to fix it? Is there another php.ini file in the server that I am not aware of? Someone recommended this: The problem is that I don't even know where to begin.
Yes, that would work just as well, open the file, and add it under <?php <?php date_default_timezone_set('UTC'); //.. rest of file.. PHP: