30 Jun 2008 at 10:02 #1 CocoPops CocoPops Soldato Joined 6 Nov 2002 Posts 3,097 Location Reading Right, I've just bought a domain name, registered on 1and1 (Beginner Package) with 250mb storage. So what do I need to start a forum? Cheers, Lee.
Right, I've just bought a domain name, registered on 1and1 (Beginner Package) with 250mb storage. So what do I need to start a forum? Cheers, Lee.
30 Jun 2008 at 12:53 #2 NeilF NeilF Soldato Joined 15 Nov 2003 Posts 14,473 Location Marlow CocoPops said: Right, I've just bought a domain name, registered on 1and1 (Beginner Package) with 250mb storage. So what do I need to start a forum? Cheers, Lee. Click to expand... Typically hosting companies give you packages you can install via them. eg; PhpBB... See what 1and1 offer...
CocoPops said: Right, I've just bought a domain name, registered on 1and1 (Beginner Package) with 250mb storage. So what do I need to start a forum? Cheers, Lee. Click to expand... Typically hosting companies give you packages you can install via them. eg; PhpBB... See what 1and1 offer...
1 Jul 2008 at 19:09 #3 Van Hellseek Van Hellseek Soldato Joined 2 Jun 2004 Posts 18,423 http://www.simplemachines.org/download/ -Download SMF -Follow the step-by-step guide included in the download package. Job done. Takes about 10 minutes.
http://www.simplemachines.org/download/ -Download SMF -Follow the step-by-step guide included in the download package. Job done. Takes about 10 minutes.
2 Jul 2008 at 00:53 #4 Ma5KD Ma5KD Associate Joined 28 Jun 2008 Posts 9 Best way would be if you hostings gave you a forum package, that will pretty much mean little/no problems and if it is PhpBB it will be user friendly If not go with what seek said but if your new to it then you may have some problems when starting it up
Best way would be if you hostings gave you a forum package, that will pretty much mean little/no problems and if it is PhpBB it will be user friendly If not go with what seek said but if your new to it then you may have some problems when starting it up
2 Jul 2008 at 10:08 #5 tres tres Soldato Joined 16 Oct 2007 Posts 7,482 Location UK Easiest method is if you have Cpanel - and Fantastico.. one click installation!