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Configuring A Site Using CS6: Step No. 1

The document provides steps to configure a site using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. It involves starting the Apache module, creating a root folder in XAMPP, opening Dreamweaver and creating a new PHP site. Key steps include selecting the local and root folders, adding localhost as a server, and specifying the web URL and root folder name. The steps are then concluded by saving the site settings and testing a sample PHP file.

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Configuring A Site Using CS6: Step No. 1

The document provides steps to configure a site using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. It involves starting the Apache module, creating a root folder in XAMPP, opening Dreamweaver and creating a new PHP site. Key steps include selecting the local and root folders, adding localhost as a server, and specifying the web URL and root folder name. The steps are then concluded by saving the site settings and testing a sample PHP file.

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Configuring a site using CS6

Step No. 1
Start Apache module

Step No. 2
Create a root folder in Local (C:) > xampp > htdocs.
Step No. 3
Give your root folder a name of your choice (the name should represent the project you are
developing, the name should contain a single word).
Step No. 4
open DW cs6 and choose to Create New PHP
Step No. 5
From the Menu items select Site >New Site...
Step No. 6
In the Site Name section type the name of your root folder

Step No. 7
In the Local Site Folder section click the folder icon and browse to look for the root folder
(remember the root folder is in C:\xampp\htdocs). Do not click Save at this moment.
Step No. 8
Click Servers to the left side of your window.

Step No. 9
Click the + to add a new server
Step No. 10
Input the Server Name which is localhost , in Connect using > drop down and select
Local/Network

Step No. 11
Upon clicking Local/Network some fields disappear and Server Folder appears > browser and
look for the root folder.
Step No. 12
In the Web URL after http:// type localhost/RootFolder’sName/
Step No. 13
When done click Save
Step No. 14
Uncheck Remote and check Testing
Step No. 15
Click Save

DONE !!!!! SEAT BACK RELAX AND ENJOY PHP CODING


Write the following code between the body elements and save your file as testing.php

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Maxmillan Giyane 2017

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