What you need to run this software
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What you need to run this software
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What you need to run this software
To use the TT Web Site Manager you will need: A web server capable of running the PHP script engine. The develoment systems were an Apache server and a Microsoft Personal Web Server, however there should be no reason why other servers on any platform to which PHP has been ported should not be used. Enough disk space to install the TT Web Site Manager files will also be required. PHP version 4 or above. Each release of the TT Web Site Manager is tested on multiple PHP installations with versions from 4.0.6 upwards. An SQL server or data source. The standard distribution of the TT Web Site Manager is shipped with support for MySQL database servers. Support for other databases is possible using installable code modules, see the installable modules section of this docuentation for details. MySQL servers only are covered here, for documentation on other database servers see the files that are shipped with the code modules for those servers.The SQL server will require enough storage space to store the page data you intend to produce using the TT Web Site Manager. It will also need to be able to 'see' your web server over a network or other connection. You may also find one of the many SQL server administration tools to be useful. The development MySQL systems used phpMyAdmin, we can't recommend this excellent piece of software enough! A web browser that supports both cookies and HTTP redirects at the client side using HTTP location headers. The TT Web Site Manager scripts have been tested with Mozilla Firefox and MSIE browsers but they should work with other browsers of similar capability. Of course, the web browser will have to be able to 'see' your web server over a network or other connection. In addition to the above physical resources you will also need to have some level of coding skill to get the best from the TT Web Site Manager. At the very least you will need to understand HTML to create web pages, for more acomplished interactive sites you will also need to know some SQL and PHP. |
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