Once the Joomla files have been downloaded from the web server, they need to be uploaded to the localhost. Once the files have been downloaded, they can be stored in a safe location for later use. FileZilla is a free, open- source FTP client that can be used to connect to the web server and download the Joomla files. This can be done using an FTP client such as FileZilla. The first step in transferring a Joomla website from a web server to a localhost is to backup the Joomla files. Once these steps have been completed, the Joomla website should be fully transferred to the localhost.

Finally, the configuration.php file needs to be edited to reflect the new database settings. Once the files have been uploaded, the database needs to be exported from the web server and imported into the localhost. This can be done using an FTP client or by using the cPanel File Manager. Once the files have been downloaded, they need to be uploaded to the localhost. The first step is to download the Joomla files from the web server. However, with the right steps and a bit of patience, it can be done with relative ease. When it's done, Laragon open up automatically your default browser with phpmyadmin at this url For the french community, I add a video on this subject.Transferring an entire Joomla website from a web server to a localhost can be a daunting task. You can add the last link available for phpMyAdmin (you can find it here) : # phpMyAdminĪnd now when you'll go in QuickAdd, you will see that. To do that go to Menu > Tools > QuickAdd > Configuration. Hopefully, you can configure wich version of phpMyAdmin QuickAdd will use. You can simply use Laragon QuickAdd functionnality.īut by default it installs the 4.X version of phpMyAdmin. Take care to rename your unzip folder with this exact name : 'phpMyAdmin' Second : Like previous dev said before, it is possible to take the last zip on phpmyadmin website, unzip it and put the extracted folder in laragon/etc/apps. In fact, there is two possibilities to add phpMyAdmin to Laragon.

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