The results I get when I google are a bit outdated. How should I integrate the SB Admin 2 bootstrap theme into the PHP framework codeigniter?
From a more noob perspective, how would I set up the server environment to test it out locally? XAMPP does not appear to work for me on Lubuntu 14.04(LXDE), Apache server never starts up.
I use PHPStorm as my IDE.
Sorry for the beginner question, but I've started over on this project 5 times now because things mess up.
this tutorial can get help you to setup the environment,
apache is included in this php package
http://www.dev-metal.com/install-setup-php-5-6-ubuntu-14-04-lts/
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I have been doing some research on editing WordPress sites locally and found that PhpStorm is one of the best IDE's out there for this.
The problem I am having is that after downloading my entire WordPress site to my local machine I am unable to even find an option to import it and run it in PhpStorm. I am also struggling to find comprehensive tutorials out there for this so I would appreciate it if someone can at least point me in the right direction so that I can start making progress.
JetBrains has already written a very comprehensive documentation on how to get started with WordPress in PhpStorm.
Documentation Link : https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/preparing-to-use-wordpress.html
This is the most useful part for you Download and install WordPress but I would recommend to go through the doc in its entirety.
To run WordPress you will have to setup a local development server. You can use the following.
Laragon
XAMPP
Local by flywheel (Its pro version is free now.)
I am new to software development, working on creating a Moodle LMS project. I have already installed XAMPP and working on Moodle. But I have another 5 team members working on the same Moodle project.
As XAMPP is installed on everyone's computer, we are working separately. But I want to know how all we 6 developers can work in a team to develop a project. How can I go for making the network configurations? Do I need to share the XAMPP folder to all other team members in to work as a team?
As Moodle already uses git for core development, that would certainly be your best bet for coordinating the code between multiple developers. See https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Git_for_developers for more details (although that is a bit more focussed on contributing back patches to Moodle core).
Sharing the data is more difficult, but in my experience it usually works OK for each developer to work with their own Moodle install, with a central install for testing (and make sure each developer uses the xmldb editor to define install.xml + upgrade.php steps, so that the other developers can pull the latest code from them and the database definitions will be upgraded properly).
Use any flavor of source distributed version control system, like git or subversion.
I'm on a Chromebook using Crouton, running Lubuntu 14.04 LXDE.
I have full access to PHPStorm and will use it as my IDE.
Basically, I wish to use the bootstrap admin 2 theme together with a PHP backend framework that's light and simple. What framework should I use?
What should I install to get my environment working and get a local server running?
I have only small experience with Django for web development, and it was all handled from that framework itself. I have zero clue how to get this up with a PHP framework :/
Note that I do not have root access(Chrome OS running) and cannot create a new user/Environment from it..
In my experience, light and simple don't exist, everything
requires some sort of education, whether its with help or doing it yourself.
With that said, Chromebook is for internet use, it really can't run the applications your looking for on a local environment such as WAMP without some hacks most likely. I would recommend you purchase Shared Hosting or a VPS, something cheap like $20 or $30 bucks a month and start building on a LAMP stack.
Bootstrap and PHP are really separate entities that should be learned on their own, but if it helps check this out Which PHP framework with Twitter Bootstrap
I have a website running on php symfony2 framework with IIS has the web server .I wanted to display Site Under maintainence message whenever there is prod deployment .I tried using app_offline.htm by placing in the root driectory of my website but didn't workout.
Can someone suggest me a better way of handling this or how to make this work.
Any suggestion would be appreciated
Thanks!
I am trying to get the Zend Framework (ver 9 Studio) to deploy and actually run on my local IIS server.
I have created a very simple little app using the built-in wizard. It works fine if I run it on the Apache server that comes with Zend. But I tried to copy the files over and run it on IIS, and I get errors.
It appears that it is missing the links to the libraries. I've tried manually isolating and grabbing the missing libraries and putting them into the /library folder. This is a good start but I still get other errors down the road.
I found a tutorial out there that comes with an example of a Zend Project that runs in IIS. But, it pretty much has the same problems as the project I created. More missing libraries. The tutorial includes some neat new tricks like a web.config that is supposed to replace the need for the .htaccess that Apache uses.
That's how far I've made it. This is all very frustrating. Does anyone have a simple example like that tutorial promised? If not, just some good information would be helpful.
you need the rewrite module, Rob Allen has a little tutorial to help. The biggest problem is usually the rewrite module, because you have to install it seperately.