Upload Joomla from Local to Live Server – Part 1


Moving Joomla from one server to another is a very valuable skill to have. It’s not just necessary to launch or deploy new web sites but it’s useful for many different reasons. For instance, creating a live site clone to troubleshoot a bug or creating a “staging” area for training an office staff. In this 2 part Screencast Marco shows you how to upload a local Joomla website to a Cpanel Server step by step. For even more help here is a checklist you can use while you are working on your first Joomla upload to your server: Moving a Joomla Site from a Local Server to a Live server NOTE: This checklist assumes you have Cpanel on the live server and you have used XAMP for your local server. Locate the local folder where your site is (usually htdocs/yourfolder) Open the folder and select your Joomla files Use your ZIP program to create a ZIP file Go to your Cpanel and click on “File Manager” Navigate to your public_html folder If necessary, create another folder where you’ll upload the ZIP file you just created. If the file is going live, you can expand directly in public_html In Cpanel’s File manager Click on “Upload” and, from the new window, search for your zip file and click Upload Once it’s done, go back to the file manager and click on “Reload” and you’ll see the zip file Select the ZIP file and click on the “Expand” Icon – Your files should be now in the directory of your choice Go to the Copanel DB manager and create a new database Now create a new user and remember to

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6 Comments

  1. rishabh326
    Posted July 11, 2010 at 1:08 am | Permalink

    thank you very much dude.. a very good tutorial and an answer to a lot of our doubts..thanx once again..

  2. tonoelectro
    Posted July 11, 2010 at 1:58 am | Permalink

    Thanks for taking the time to help us all, really thank you!

  3. miki0174
    Posted July 11, 2010 at 2:29 am | Permalink

    Thanks man grate tutorial

  4. NobodYis1337
    Posted July 11, 2010 at 3:10 am | Permalink

    perfekt that what i was looking for :) thx alot! saved my school project^^

  5. 10minutejoomla
    Posted July 11, 2010 at 3:28 am | Permalink

    @msafiri85 Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. It’s nice to know you guys watch the screencast..
    The template I am using here is actually the default template for the Virtuemart “All in one” installation of Joomla + Virtuemart. I think it’s called Virtuemart E-commerce Bundle. It’s the last download on their list.

  6. msafiri85
    Posted July 11, 2010 at 4:04 am | Permalink

    Thanks a lot dude very clear tutorial. by the way i like where can i get your template where can i get something like yours with shopping cart?

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