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Dec 9 2014 04:37pm
Hello,

I am looking for help with putting Joomla on a website server. My issue (I switched servers). is that it all appears to be command prompt based until you get something like Joomla installed. I am horrible at that. I have a full website to upload to Joomla (switching over) and I know how to do that.

For the life of me, I can't seem to get the basic Joomla installed onto the site though.



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Dec 9 2014 09:25pm
who do you host through?
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Dec 12 2014 08:35pm
cloud at cost for the server
godaddy for the web domain
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Dec 13 2014 12:54pm
godaddy should have a joomla installer

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Dec 14 2014 02:23am
Quote (AkuuZ @ Dec 13 2014 11:54am)
godaddy should have a joomla installer


He's not hosting through godaddy.
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Dec 16 2014 01:51am
Quote (SpyderSic @ Dec 9 2014 11:37pm)
Hello,

I am looking for help with putting Joomla on a website server.  My issue (I switched servers).  is that it all appears to be command prompt based until you get something like Joomla installed.  I am horrible at that.  I have a full website to upload to Joomla (switching over) and I know how to do that.

For the life of me, I can't seem to get the basic Joomla installed onto the site though.


post or pm me with some more details i could maybe do some reseach for you :)
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