jj99 Posted January 14, 2010 Posted January 14, 2010 Hey Guys, Im rebuilding the websitre for my daughters primary school. It is currently hosted by NETLinc which is Lincolnshire County Council's thing. The current webiste is ok, looks like its been done in frontpage, its just simple HTML with images and links to other HTML. I was looking to Jazz it up a bit, someone has suggested I use Joomla. I see many people rave about it on here and the templates look great. Simple question if i build my webiste in joomla will it be just as simlpe to upload to NETLinc and away?? Might give them a call tommorow but wondered if any linconshire techys knew??
SimpleSi Posted January 14, 2010 Posted January 14, 2010 No. Joomla needs an SQL database so you'll have to find out if Lincs provide/will setup one for you and let you have the database name/password. Joomla's a whole different ball game than Frontpage but as long as you can get an SQL database and can do FTP then we can help you get it going regards Simon 1
Devontechie Posted January 14, 2010 Posted January 14, 2010 As Simon said above, Joomla needs SQL database and is different ball game to FrontPage. Any questions, just ask, we will (should) be able to help you. There is an area on here for Joomla EduGeek Joomla 1.5 Package There is also some examples of Joomla sites here EduGeek.net Forums - Joomla Sites Steve 1
jamesreedersmith Posted January 15, 2010 Posted January 15, 2010 youll need to put in a change request form to Mouchel (what netlinc was) and ask for advanced hosting which includes sql and php. THanks James PM Me if you need any more info or want to have a chat about this. 1
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