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j4tan

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Hi,

 

am trying to ALTER TABLE using EasyPHP but have no clue.

 

anyone able to shed some light? like where to go for? commands?

 

Thanks in advance.

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I am trying to build fasteasycheckout3.0 part 2 which require me to alter customer table.

 

I am using EasyPHP on Windows

 

I have no where to put in command such as "ALTER TABLE Custoemr etcetc"

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I don't know EasyPHP. It looks like it has phpMyAdmin with it. You'd need to open that application in a web browser and click the tab that says SQL for your database. Then you need to enter the ALTER TABLE statement. There's a forum on easyphp.org. Ask there for more help or look in the documentation.

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alright it sounds workable for me but how do i execute phpadmin in a web browser?

 

 

 

Another route I'm told by Vger that's good is XAMPP http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html which installs everything as a package and so that's worth checking out too if EasyPHP doesn't work out for you. It works on Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, and Solaris.

 

Sorry I can't help you any more than that I'm just a beginner at this and don't know anything about EasyPHP but if that's the route you want to go with nearly 90,000 members here I'll bet somebody will know. The key for me has been persistance and I met someone here in the forum who helped me get osCommerce working with Yahoo which some say isn't worth the hassle because Yahoo presents special challanges. That's all new today and I don't want to say more until things are tested out but I'm real happy about it right now.

 

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got to learn another language to read on their forum :(

 

Please try with this. I'm using easyphp. I'm also just a beginner with this technology but it works for me...

 

1.- Open up your Windows explorer. Look for your easyphp directory. Mine is:

 

C:\Archivos de programa\EasyPHP1-8

 

You will find different directorys php, mysql, safe, tmp, www... and... phpmyadmin.

 

2.- Copy the entire directory "phpmyadmin" inside "www", so in my case looks like:

 

C:\Archivos de programa\EasyPHP1-8\www\phpmyadmin

 

3. Open your internet explorer browser

 

4. Type http://localhost

 

5. Now you have to see a yellow archive phpmyadmin in your browser. Go into and VOILA... you can manage your database however you want.

 

I did it as shown and it works for me.... Wish I've helped to you!!!!

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Sorry... I forgot telling you that before opening your browser (Step 3) you have to activate mysql server and apache server. For doing that you only have to run easyphp and both services will start automatically.

 

 

 

Please try with this. I'm using easyphp. I'm also just a beginner with this technology but it works for me...

 

1.- Open up your Windows explorer. Look for your easyphp directory. Mine is:

 

C:\Archivos de programa\EasyPHP1-8

 

You will find different directorys php, mysql, safe, tmp, www... and... phpmyadmin.

 

2.- Copy the entire directory "phpmyadmin" inside "www", so in my case looks like:

 

C:\Archivos de programa\EasyPHP1-8\www\phpmyadmin

 

3. Open your internet explorer browser

 

4. Type http://localhost

 

5. Now you have to see a yellow archive phpmyadmin in your browser. Go into and VOILA... you can manage your database however you want.

 

I did it as shown and it works for me.... Wish I've helped to you!!!!

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