New to IIS, need some help with paths please?

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by Browning, Dec 10, 2006.

  1. #1
    Since I don't have a host yet, I installed IIS to test a script that I have. The script is for a myspace resource site.

    The install file says:

     
    Installation Instruction.
    Unzip files and find and change all incidents of the following 
    
    /home/space/public_html/
    Change to
    /home/put you cpanel username here/public_html/
     
    www.yourspacecodes.com/layouts
    Change to
    your domain name ie: www.myspacelayouts.com
    
    yourspacecodes.com
    change to
    your domainname.com
    
    You can change all files at once with Dreamweaver by selecting
    'Find and replace' / 'Find in' / 'Folder'
    or if you do not have Dreamweaver ive included a simple search and replace tool.
    search_setup.exe
    Open Contact/feedback.php and enter the email address you would like the contact form to send to.
    Replace the support.gif in the main directory with your small logo.
    Open 
    ads1.php
    ads2.php
    inc/ads1.php
    inc/ads2.php
    enter your Adsense PUB-ID
    
    Upload files to you host.
    And thats it.
    To add new layouts simply add them to the excisting files in graphics folder.
    If you have any questions please let me no
    Good luck.
    Code (markup):

    What do I need to do to install this with IIS and test it?
     
    Browning, Dec 10, 2006 IP
  2. krakjoe

    krakjoe Well-Known Member

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    I wouldn't have used IIS, try using a wampp installation

    http://apache2triad.net/
    http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html

    Uninstall IIS first, then download one of the above, then copy the files to your webroot, then do the edits the readme above talks about, and you should be good to go.

    IIS is not so easy for novice users to make use of, especially as you'll need to install / configure php seperately, and if you install a wampp, you get php with it....
     
    krakjoe, Dec 11, 2006 IP