Using php without Cpanel

Discussion in 'PHP' started by tdiamond14, Aug 22, 2006.

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    Will it be difficult to get my site coded in php to upload to my host without the use of Cpanel? (i've heard godaddy doesn't support cpanel?)

    Am i very far off base, does cpanel even make a difference?

    Thanks.
     
    tdiamond14, Aug 22, 2006 IP
  2. TwistMyArm

    TwistMyArm Peon

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    CPanel doesn't make a difference, no.

    So long as your server supports PHP, and I can't see why it wouldn't, then just FTP it up and you're good to go.
     
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  3. fsmedia

    fsmedia Prominent Member

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    cPanel is simply a control for your website and has absolutely no affect on how your website operates. On some of my servers I have cPanel, others I don't, all my sites work the same.
     
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    All you need is for your host to support PHP. Then, just make the PHP files on your computer (you may want to look into making a local development server), and upload them to your website using an FTP program (such as FileZilla).
     
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    local development server?

    Could you point me in the right direction.
     
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    XAMPP from apachefriends.org will set you up with Apache, MySQL and PHP (plus a few other things).

    That way you can do any PHP development / testing at home, without having to test on your remote server.
     
    TwistMyArm, Aug 23, 2006 IP