And can’t you specify the character set when you create the database in PhpMyAdmin - or does fatcow create it for you? Do you have Import capability in PhpMyAdmin? If so, I wonder what happens when you import an SQL dump with UTF-8 specified internally. I’ve never seen a host that restricts the character set of the MySQL dB. The only thing I noticed is that not all users will be using latin1_swedish_ci (though many are). Quote from: BobRay at Jan 06, 2009, 05:13 AM Quote from: BobRay at Jan 06, 2009, 07:22 PM Enter your user name and password, then click "Login" * You will be taken to the manager web page.
#FATCOW CONTROL PANEL INSTALL#
* The Install results web page should come up all green. * The Pre-install validation screen should come up with all OK’s. * I checked the Sample Web Site box, left all the other boxes checked and clicked "Install"
#FATCOW CONTROL PANEL PASSWORD#
Then enter your email, your password and your password again * For Administrator username, enter your user name. * Click on the "Click here to create your database or to test the selection of your database" * You can use as the Connection Method "SET NAMES" or use "SET CHARACTER SET" and select "latin1_swedish_ci" * For the database name, put your equivalent of "mydb" * You should get a message saying "passed" * Click on the "Click here to test your server connection and get the available collations" link’ * For the database password, put your equivalent of "mypass" * For the database login name, put your equivalent of "mememe" * For the database host, put the "" from above * You will see on the page "Database is on " * Go back to the fatcow control panel and click on "Manage MySQL" * Check "New Installation" and click "Next" * Check the "I agree to the terms set out in this license" box and click "Next" * Click "Next" to select English as the language Example values in the "Add New Database" box are "mydb" for Database Name, "mememe" for "Database Login", "mypass" for Password * Set the permissions as covered in the MODx install page * Drag the files and directory created in the "modx-x.x.x.x" directory to your root directory
#FATCOW CONTROL PANEL ZIP FILE#
* Select the modx zip file and click "Extract/Uncompress" * Using filezilla or some other ftp program, ftp the zip file to your home directory * Download the latest version of MODx to your PC * Add to the php.ini file a line session.save_path = "xxxx/cgi-bin/tmp" where "xxxx" is the path to your Web document root * On the fatcow page, find the path to your Web document root
* Click on "CGI and Scripted Language Support" Please point any places where I screwed up or could have done better. There are apparently some steps unique to their site to get MODx installed. I always create step-by-step instructions for installs as I frequently reinstall stuff and I can’t remember what I did before.
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