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wordpress training in bangalore

04 Friday Sep 2015

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Regular Batch: Monday to Friday

Fast-track Batch: as per student requirements ( Sat & Sunday )

We give students an opportunity to learn first-hand the challenges involved in designing websites professionally. We prepare you to utilize the potential of wordpress to full extent to develop a wide range of real-time website and provide hands-on experience in:

Corporate Websites/ Organization Websites

Online media such as magazines, newspapers, and publications

eCommerce and online transactions/registrations

Government organizations / applications

Small & Medium-business websites

NGO & other non-profit organizations websites

Community-based portals

School and religious websites

Personal Websites (showcasing professional expertise)

Organizational intranets and extranets

Introduction to WordPress* What is WordPress* The Dashboard* Admin Bar* Exploring Settings* Posts vs. Pages* Creating Posts

* Adding Links

* Adding Images

* Formatting Posts

* Scheduling Posts

* Categories and Tags

* Custom Themes

* Managing Comments

* Creating Users

* Theme integartion

* Convention HTML to WordPress Theme

* Custom post and pages integartion

* Creating a Page* Page Templates* Child Pages* What is a Plugin* Finding Plugins* Free Themes

* Premium Themes

* Child Themes

* Custom Menus

* Managing Comments

* Creating Users

* Child Themes

* Custom Menus

* Custom Plugins

*Custom Pages
*Contact forms integartions

*SEO Optimization for wordpress website

http://topnotchinfo.co.in/wordpress-training.php

Contact Us:

Location : Hyderabad ( Ameerpet )

Name     : Mahesh

Email     : mahesh.alladi@gmail.com

Mobile   : 9603813050

Students did own projects:

Student name: vijay  && Number: 9542185209
http://www.merabijapur.com/
http://www.healthtradition.in/

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Student name: Ramesh Number: 8050575856

http://thedigitalciti.com/

http://rameshpennam.com/

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Student name: Sudhakar Number: 7799309956

http://propertyonsale.com.sg

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Student name: Rajukumar Number: 9885225882

http://sysconcronus.com/

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Student name: Pratima

http://impratima.in/

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Student name : Anurag   Number: 9700123092

http://syncrooms.com/

http://isphier.com/

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Student name : Rapolu Praveen reddy    Number: 9949290999

http://fotobuddha.com/

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Student name : Manasvi A

http://hitechpublicity.net   (Shopping Cart )

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Student name : Ravi Kanth Vallakati

http://www.executiveshuttle.co.nz/
http://taylorbuildingmaintenance.co.nz/
http://justfences.co.nz/

 

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How To Set Up a WordPress Ecommerce Website

07 Tuesday Apr 2015

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Download from the plugin:  https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-e-commerce/

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WordPress database error Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction for query INSERT INTO `wp_wpeditor_settings`

31 Saturday Jan 2015

Posted by maheshkanna in Web development training, wordpress

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You are using a transaction; autocommit does not disable transactions, it just makes them automatically commit at the end of the statement.

What is happening is, some other thread is holding a record lock on some record (you’re updating every record in the table!) for too long, and your thread is being timed out.

You can see more details of the event by issuing a

SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS\G 

mysql> set innodb_lock_wait_timeout=100

Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.02 sec)

mysql> show variables like 'innodb_lock_wait_timeout';
+--------------------------+-------+
| Variable_name            | Value |
+--------------------------+-------+
| innodb_lock_wait_timeout | 100   |
+--------------------------+-------+
---------------------------------------------------

Take a look on if your database is fine tuned. Especially the transactions isolation. Isn’t good idea to increase the innodb_lock_wait_timeout variable.

Check your database transaction isolation level in the mysql cli:

mysql> SELECT @@GLOBAL.tx_isolation, @@tx_isolation, @@session.tx_isolation;
+-----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
| @@GLOBAL.tx_isolation | @@tx_isolation  | @@session.tx_isolation |
+-----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
| REPEATABLE-READ       | REPEATABLE-READ | REPEATABLE-READ        |
+-----------------------+-----------------+------------------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)

You could get improvements changing de isolation level, use the oracle like READ COMMITTED instead REPEATABLE READ (InnoDB Defaults)

mysql> SET tx_isolation = 'READ-COMMITTED';
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec)

mysql> SET GLOBAL tx_isolation = 'READ-COMMITTED';
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec)

mysql> 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5836623/getting-lock-wait-timeout-exceeded-try-restarting-transaction-even-though-im

Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction
http://www.tonyspencer.com/2008/10/23/if-you-get-this-in-mysql-lock-wait-timeout-exceeded-try-restarting-transaction/

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WordPress interview questions and answers

26 Monday May 2014

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WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog. We like to say that WordPress is both free and priceless at the same time.Now Most of users are started development on WordPress The main reason for its popularity is its admin very easy to use and manage.Its will work on apr. 60 million websites world wide.

Recommended Reading: Best e-Commerce shopping cart in wordpress

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So now all IT firm started hiring developer for WordPress but main thing what exact qualification we needed and exactly what knowledge we are looking for.So here is the some basic & Technical question answer that at-least developers knows.

In this blog find some technical Question & Answer of WordPress.

Que 1 How we will pass a variable by value in WordPress.
Ans. Its same like we will work in c,c++
$p = &$s

Que 2 Basic functions then we generally used in WordPress? Why?
Ans: If developer have good knowledge then he/she must know this function name at-least 3-5

1. is_page() :- Condition for check if page is displayed. Its return true or false.
2. wp_nav_menu() :- Enabling WordPress 3.0′s Navigation Menu Feature
3. wp_list_pages() :- Listing All Pages
4. get_excerpt() :- Displays the excerpt of the current post with read more link for display full post.
5. is_category() :- Condition for check if category is displayed. Its return true or false.
6. the_title():- Displays the title of the current post
7. the_content():- Displays the contents of the current post.
8. bloginfo(‘url’) :- Getting the Site’s URL
9. bloginfo(‘template_url’) :- Getting the URL to the Current Theme
10.the_time():- Display the time the post was published (uses PHP date formatting as a parameter):

Que 3 How many tables a default WordPress will have?
Ans If developer work with database then he/she must know how many table install with default wordpress.
A default wordpress will have 11 tables. They are-
1. wp_commentmeta
2. wp_comments
3. wp_links
4. wp_options
5. wp_postmeta
6. wp_posts
7. wp_terms
8. wp_term_relationships
9. wp_term_taxonomy
10.wp_usermeta
11.wp_users

Que 4 Is WordPress good for Google ranking and SEO?
Ans Yes, That is one of the major selling points of using WordPress is that it includes excellent built in search engine optimization (SEO).In Other CMS you have to install SEO extention they either free or Commercial.In WordPress you can also extend SEO feature by using some Nice FREE SEO plugins likes All in one SEO,Yoast These are popular plugins that are known to help your rank on search engines such as Google and Bing.

Que 5 How to hide the top admin bar at the frontend in WordPress.
Ans. Most of developer have no idea about this.
Add the below mentioned code in the theme(active) function.php

PHP

add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’);
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add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’,‘__return_false’);

(or)
Add the below code in the active theme style.css stylesheet
#wpadminbar {
display: none; visibility: hidden;
}

Que 6 How to hide Directory Browsing in WordPress from server using .htaccess file?

By default when your web server does not find an index file (i.e. a file like index.php or index.html), it automatically displays an index page showing the contents of the directory.SO now if you want to hide this add below code in .htaccess file.

PHP

Options -Indexes
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Options–Indexes

Que 7 What are the custom fields in wordpress? How to display it?
Ans We will add extra information to our post by using custom fields.Custom Fields are a form of meta-data that allows us to store arbitrary information with each WordPress post.
To display the Custom Fields for each post, use the the_meta() template tag.
To fetch meta values use the get_post_meta() function.
For example we use custom fields:-

PHP

<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘key’, true); ?>
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<?phpechoget_post_meta($post->ID,‘key’,true);?>

Que 8 What is the use of loop in Worpdress Where we used it?
Ans. The Loop are php code used by WordPress to display posts. Using The Loop, WordPress processes each post to be displayed on the current page.check below sample code.

PHP

<?php<br />
if ( have_posts() ) {<br />
while ( have_posts() ) {<br />
the_post();<br />
//<br />
// Post Content here<br />
//<br />
} // end while<br />
} // end if<br />
?>
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<?php
if(have_posts()){
while(have_posts()){
the_post();
//
// Post Content here
//
}// end while
}// end if
?>

Que 9 How to run database Query in WordPress?
Ans. The $wpdb->query function allows you to execute any SQL query on the WordPress database. It is best to use a more specific function. Check sample code below for SELECT query.

PHP

<?php $wpdb->query(‘query’); ?><br />
// Examples<br />
$wpdb->query( “<br />
UPDATE $wpdb->posts<br />
SET post_parent = 7<br />
WHERE ID = 15<br />
AND post_status = ‘static’ “<br />
);
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<?php $wpdb->query(‘query’); ?>
// Examples
$wpdb->query(    “
    UPDATE $wpdb->posts
    SET post_parent = 7
    WHERE ID = 15
        AND post_status = ‘static’    “
);

Que 10 How to Change Your Default WordPress Post Category & Post Type?
Ans. Most common issue and most of developer not know this and find hacking(custom coding solution).But it more easy then that.simply navigate to Settings > Writing > and then look for the pull down menu beside “Default Post Categoy.” for change default category selection.

Writing Setting
Below that you can find Default post format for changes post type from standard to image post type or a video post type,chat gallery,link and many more.

Que 11 How to Change the Length of the Default WordPress Excerpt.
Ans The default WordPress excerpt is 55 words long. By modified bit to your functions.php file you can change the length to as you required.Below is the code if we need 60 length.

PHP

function new_excerpt_length($length) {<br />
return 42;<br />
}<br />
add_filter(‘excerpt_length’, ‘new_excerpt_length’);
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functionnew_excerpt_length($length){
    return42;
}
add_filter(‘excerpt_length’,‘new_excerpt_length’);

Que 12 How to add option for open menu item in new tab?
Ans. This is very basic feature but sometime developer never use this so they have no idea and goto code and add manually that links.For add option in menu item for open link in new tab just navigate to “Screen Option” at top right corner in menu select check “link target”. See below screenshot.

Menus

Que 13 What is hooks and types of hooks in wordpress?Where it used?
Ans. Hooks are provided by WordPress to allow your plugin to ‘hook into’ WordPress; that is, to call functions in your plugin at specific times, and thereby set your plugin in motion. There are two types of hooks used in WordPress are Actions and Filters.

1)Actions Run During a Typical Request.for example A developer may want to add code to the footer of a Theme. This could be accomplished by writing new function, then Hooking it to the wp_footer Action.
has_action()
add_action()
do_action()
do_action_ref_array()
did_action()
remove_action()
remove_all_actions()
2)Filters are the hooks that WordPress launches to modify text of various types before adding it to the database or sending it to the browser screen.
has_filter()
add_filter()
apply_filters()
apply_filters_ref_array()
current_filter()
remove_filter()
remove_all_filters()
Que 14 What is child theme? Why we used it?
Ans A WordPress child theme is a WordPress theme that inherits its functionality from its parent WordPress theme.Child themes are often used when you want to customize or tweak an existing WordPress theme without losing the ability to upgrade that theme.
Advantage is child theme is Safe Updates,Easy to Extend,Fallback Safe

Que 15 What is the Basic Difference Between Posts vs. Pages.
Ans. Posts are timely vs. Pages are timeless.
Posts are social vs. Pages are NOT.
Posts can be categorized vs. Pages are hierarchical.
Posts are included in RSS feed vs. Pages are not.
Pages have custom template feature vs. Posts do not.

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Change Your WordPress Login URL

26 Monday May 2014

Posted by maheshkanna in wordpress

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WordPress’ default login URL is /wp-login.php (or you can just type in /wp-admin/ and it’ll redirect you there if not yet logged in). For example: http://www.example.com/wp-login.php.

You may think to yourself, “OK. Who cares?” There are 3 reasons you should care:

  1. I can tell you’re using WordPress. It’s pretty easy for a hacker to tell if any given website is a WordPress website. You can look at the page’s source and see things like /wp-content/themes/style.css or /wp-content/plugins/…, etc. Once I know your site is a WP site, I now know your login URL is /wp-login.php.
  2. So now I know your login URL. I also know that WordPress creates an “admin” username by default. Now Mr. or Ms. Hacker has your login URL and possibly your login username. Now it’s a matter of guessing your password.
  3. And I’ll try the default username and try to guess your password. Even if you don’t have an “admin” username and you have a strong password (and preferably use a password manager to login so your keyboard’s keystrokes aren’t being logged), the hackers are not aware of this so they’ll just keep trying forever and ever, wasting your server’s resources and possibly taking down your site. (P.S. I hope you’re logging in with HTTPS or through a secure login method like from the ManageWP Dashboard so your password isn’t sent “in the clear” when logging in.)

Did any of that sound like fun? I bet not, but it’s important stuff. At the very least, I hope I’ve scared you into reading the rest of this how-to post because the solution is quick, easy, and painless, and anyone who can install and activate a plugin can do it.

How To Change Your WordPress Login URL

The short answer is to install, activate, and configure the Better WP Security WordPress plugin.

What We’re Doing

With Better WP Security, you’ll be able to change:

  • /wp-login.php to /login/
  • /wp-admin/ to /admin/
  • /wp-login.php?action=register to /register/
  • Or to whatever slugs you choose in the plugin settings

Warnings

Compatibility might be an issue. Make sure to read and understand all the Better WP Security options before changing any settings. Talk to your web host or developer before continuing if you know you have an unusual setup but aren’t sure how it may be affected by this plugin. I tested with WP Engine and didn’t have any issues. Follow the plugin author’s recommendation and read the Better WP Security Installation Tips and FAQs.

If you already have the site added to ManageWP Dashboard, you’ll need to update your ManageWP options, but it’s quick and easy. Also, please read the ManageWP “Known Issues”, which mentions one of features of the Better WP Security plugin.

Continue reading for all the step-by-step instructions for Better WP Security and updating the ManageWP Dashboard options.

Step By Step Instructions

You really should change your login URL (and by login URL I mean the URLs for logging in, registering, and administration). Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Take a Full Backup

Duh. Do it with ManageWP. Take a full backup, not just a database backup. Like all backups, verify it’s completed and in your desired location before proceeding to the next step.

Step 2: Install and Activate the Better WP Security plugin

I’ve looked long and hard for a “hide login” plugin and there weren’t many quality choices. And the aptly named Hide Login plugin did not work for me (thank God I was on a WP Engine staging site because I got totally locked out). And there used to be a plugin called Stealth Login which no longer exists.

At the recommendation of several WordPress gurus, I tried Better WP Security for this purpose alone (although it has a bunch of great features), and it worked like a charm right from the start.

Step 3: Setup the Better WP Security Plugin

Once the Better WP Security plugin is installed, follow these steps:

  1. Open the plugin’s wp-admin options page.
  2. Follow the first 3 setup steps as shown in the screenshots below:
    1. Make your backup selection.
    2. Allow the plugin to change WordPress core files (read the warning first).
    3. Click the “Secure My Site From Basic Attacks” button.
  3. Click the “Hide” tab.
    1. Check the “Enable Hide Backend” box.
    2. Enter your desired login, register, and admin slugs or leave them at the plugin’s defaults of “login”, “register”, and “admin”.
    3. Click “Save Changes”.
  4. Don’t forget your new URLs, especially the login URL! You might want to write them down somewhere until you get used to them. Or never need to remember the login URL if you use an auto-login tool like ManageWP (additional steps follow).

Screenshots of each step above are shown below:

Better WP Security 1

Better WP Security 2

Better WP Security 3

Better WP Security 4

Better WP Security 5

Step 4: Add (or Re-Add) your Site to the ManageWP Dashboard

If you use ManageWP for the site you’ve changed the login URL for, follow these steps:

  1. Login to your ManageWP Dashboard.
  2. Hover over the site you changed the login URL for.
  3. Click “Options”.
  4. Change the “Website Admin URL” option from …/wp-admin/ to …/login/ (or whatever you changed it to).
  5. Click “Save Changes” and the window will auto-close after a green “Options Updated” message is displayed for a second or two.
  6. Hover over the site again and click the “Open admin here” or “Open admin in new window” to make sure ManageWP can auto-login for you at the new URL.
  7. If you were able to login via ManageWP Dashboard, you’re all done.

Screenshots of each step are below:

Better WP Security 6

Better WP Security 7

Better WP Security 8

Better WP Security 9

How the Better WP Security Plugin Changes the Login URL

For some, you might not care how it works; for others, you may want to know all the details. Let’s just say it’s the magic of the .htaccess file.

Without getting too technical, the plugin adds about 30 lines to the top of your main WordPress .htaccess file. That’s really all the magic that’s needed to change the login URLs.

Note: Neither the wp-login.php file nor the wp-config.php file is modified, moved, or renamed.

If you’re a developer looking to learn all the ins and outs of .htaccess files and rules, consider purchasing the .htaccess made easy eBook. To be clear, no knowledge of .htaccess is needed to use the Better WP Security plugin.

More About Better WP Security

The Better WP Security plugin has a lot of features, just one of which is the ability to hide the WordPress login, register, and admin URLs. Here are a few of the additional features included in this free plugin:

  • Additional “security through obscurity” options
  • Change the current WordPress database prefix
  • Rename the default “admin” username
  • Change the ID for the user with ID 1
  • Removes login error messages (so bad login attempts don’t get a hint whether it was the username or the password that was incorrect)
  • Logs 404 errors, bad login attempts, and changes to files

There are many more benefits of using the Better WP Security plugin, and it even works on single sites and Multisite.

Read more about its features at its WordPress plugin page and give it a good rating if it worked well for you.

Change your WordPress login URL today.

Feel free to post a comment below once you’ve done it or if you run into any problems.

 

https://managewp.com/change-your-wordpress-login-url

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WordPress Paypal Shopping Cart Plugin and other important plugins

19 Monday May 2014

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WordPress Paypal Shopping Cart Plugin

7 Best WordPress Paypal Plugins

Best PayPal Plugins For WordPress

 mobile theme for mobile visitors 

WordPress Gallery Plugin

WordPress Importer

wordpress jetpack

WordPress Send newsletters

eCommerce plugin for wordpress

Social networking in a box

 

 

 

 

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[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Redirect to Thank you page on submit

07 Wednesday May 2014

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The simplest way is using on_sent_ok JavaScript action hook. By using this hook, you can specify a JavaScript code that you wish to run after the form is successfully submitted. You will find the Additional Settings field at the bottom of the contact form management page. Simply insert the following line into it:

on_sent_ok: “location = ‘http://example.com/&#8217;;”

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Sample templates in all opensources

03 Thursday Apr 2014

Posted by maheshkanna in Drupal, Joomla, Magento, wordpress

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http://samples.templatetoaster.com/

http://neerajpro.wordpress.com/2013/03/09/joomla-tutorials-convert-html-template-to-joomla-template/

 http://thesiteslinger.com/blog/tutorial-how-to-code-your-psd-into-a-html-css-layout/

http://sillythingsthatmatter.com/applications/psd2html.php

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how to install wordpress in local machine

28 Monday Oct 2013

Posted by maheshkanna in wordpress

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Tags

how to install wordpress in local machine, how to install wordpress in wamp server, how to install wordpress in xampp server


Install XamppServer

XamppServer provides an apache server emulation. Installing XamppServer on your machine will make your machine will allow you to run WordPress on your machine.

Download XamppServer on to your computer by clicking here

Download wordpress files by clicking here

Double click on Xampp-win32-1.8.2 and install XamppServer on your windows computer.

Click on XamppServer(task bar icon at bottom right side of your screen), in the pop up menu click phpMyAdmin.

phpMyAdmin opens, click on databases. Create new data base and name it as wordpress, and it will create the new database.

Installing WordPress

1. Extract the wordpress files from the wordpress-3.5.2 zip file.
2. Extract the files and copy all files to c:\Xampp\htdocs\wordpress(Projectname) folder
3. open c:\Xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-config-sample.php
4. Modify the following

define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘wordpress’); // The name of the database
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘root’); // Your MySQL username
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘’ ); // …and password none
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); // leave it like that

Your database name should be wordpress.
Your db_user name should be root.
The db_password should be left blank

And save the above file as wp-config.php

In the browser window, go to localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php

  1. Enter your blog title/name.
  2. Click Install WordPress.
  3. Copy the username and password in to notepad.
  4. Click Login.
  5. WordPress is now configured.

To access your wordpress admin page go to – localhost/wordpress/wp-admin
To access your wordpress website go to Dashboard

Top left click on blog title, and then Visit Site, this is your basic wordpress site.

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Install WampServer

WampServer provides an apache server emulation. Installing WampServer on your machine will make your machine will allow you to run WordPress on your machine.

Download WampServer on to your computer by clicking here

Download wordpress files by clicking here

Double click on WampServer2.4-x86 and install WampServer on your windows computer.

Click on WampServer(task bar icon at bottom right side of your screen), in the pop up menu click phpMyAdmin.

phpMyAdmin opens, click on databases. Create new data base and name it as wordpress, and it will create the new database.

Installing WordPress

1. Extract the wordpress files from the wordpress-3.5.2 zip file.
2. Extract the files and copy all files to c:\wamp\www\wordpress\ folder
3. open c:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-config-sample.php
4. Modify the following

define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘wordpress’); // The name of the database
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘root’); // Your MySQL username
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘’ ); // …and password none
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); // leave it like that

Your database name should be wordpress.
Your db_user name should be root.
The db_password should be left blank

And save the above file as wp-config.php

In the browser window, go to localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php

  1. Enter your blog title/name.
  2. Click Install WordPress.
  3. Copy the username and password in to notepad.
  4. Click Login.
  5. WordPress is now configured.

To access your wordpress admin page go to – localhost/wordpress/wp-admin
To access your wordpress website go to Dashboard

Top left click on blog title, and then Visit Site, this is your basic wordpress site.

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Comments not showing on pages in wordpress

05 Thursday Sep 2013

Posted by maheshkanna in wordpress

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Find the following code in page.php file

<?php the_content(); ?>

and replace it with following one.

<?php the_content(); ?>
<?php comments_template(); ?>

http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy
http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development

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