Browse to this script with your browser,ī. If it is the first time that you use this script, you may want to test the script with your browser: a. PHPMaker may not work with script shipped with previous versions. Always use the script shipped with your version of PHPMaker. The script is named "phpmaker.php" and can be found under your installed folder, usually C:\Program Files (x86)\PHPMaker \, b. Upload the PHP connection script provided by PHPMaker to your site. PHPMaker provides an alternative simple way to connect remote servers: 1. URL Connection (for remote database) (Also see Tutorial - Connecting Remote MySQL using PHPMaker Connection Script) While the direct connection method is quick and easy, some remote MySQL server may not allow direct connection. The generated scripts will then try to connect to a MySQL Server on the same computer as the production Web server, if this is not the case, the connection will fail. For example, if you have a testing MySQL Server installed on the same computer, you can use "localhost" as server name when you connect to it with PHPMaker. Otherwise you'll need to modify the generated connection info in ewcfg*.php before you upload it to your production server. Note The server name or IP should be valid on your production Web server also. Click the button to load the database information. Enter your database host/server name (or IP address), username, password and port number (default is 3306 for MySQL), 2. There are 2 connection methods you can choose:įile:///C:/Users/Avijit/AppData/Local/Temp/~hhDF6F.htmĭirect Connection (default) 1. PostgresSQL, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle and SQLite. All rights reserved.ĭatabase Setup If you are not at the tab yet, clicking the Field Setup You can also setup additional database objects for your project in PHPMaker:.Generate To further control the functionality of the generated scripts, you can setup different options for each table/field: To generate a Web site, please perform the following steps: 1. It is assumed that you have basic knowledge of HTML and PHP and the technical terms are used without further explanation. If you are, your nestable init code should be something as: $('#menu_nestable').Project Setup To make use of the various features of PHPMaker and create scripts that best suit your Web sites, read the following information and get to know the options PHPMaker provide.
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