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Joomla?

tyler_d · 2006-05-18 19:48:55

At the moment i only use dreamweaver to make websites and someone told me about joomla content management system and i really dont know how it works. I downloaded it thinking there would be an application in it but i was told by a friend that you must have apache server to make it work. Can someone explain to me from…

18-05-2006 07:48PM

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tyler_d

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At the moment i only use dreamweaver to make websites and someone told me about joomla content management system and i really dont know how it works. I downloaded it thinking there would be an application in it but i was told by a friend that you must have apache server to make it work.

Can someone explain to me from scratch how i get joomla to work and is the Apache http server that i have to download? once i download the apache server , what do i do then. As i said i only use dreamweaver so i dont know too much after that.

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#2 18-05-2006 11:35PM

rogue-entity

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Joomla is written in PHP and needs a database and webserver with PHP in order to work. Assuming you have a basic hosting account on a Linux server, with at least one database you can use Joomla.

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#3 18-05-2006 11:37PM

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Theres a duplicate thread here.

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