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JLBN – Setup Blog Wordpress on WAMP

August 30, 2008 By: BN Category: WAMP Comments (6)

In this Install & Setup Blog Guide for WAMP users, we will show you how to install and setup WordPress with version 2.3.2 is used in this tutor guide.

Note: Even this guide is used for Wampserver, you can apply this method on other wamp package such as Xampp, EasyPHP, so on. Just make sure to select correct file(s) in proper location(s) ;)

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6 Comments to “JLBN – Setup Blog Wordpress on WAMP”


  1. Another good one, thanks

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  2. marc_belgium says:

    Hello,

    I’v installed wordpress and made the vhost modification, problem is on the local pc i can see the starter screen http://localhost/wordpress but from my other pc in my network i get page not found, however all the other v-site like phpBB3 i can acces.

    Anybody any idea’s to why only this one don’t work??

    Thanks

    Marc

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  3. I’ve installed wordpress according to your cool tutorial , but I can only see the first page http://localhost/wordpress
    When I try to go to other of my new posts in older pages : Not Found
    The requested URL /wordpress/xxxxx/ was not found on this server.

    Anybody any ideas, please?

    3
    • since you set it up on url “localhost” so the url should be localhost/wordpress/xxxxx/, not just /wordpress/xxxxx/

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  4. Adam Cunningham says:

    Any chance of instructions about setting up WordpressMU on wampserver?

    Normally, to move a standard Wordpress site from local to live, I have to change 2 entries in the options table, and it works fine.

    I normally setup Wordpress with virtual hosting, in
    E:\dev\wp1site\www
    E:\dev\wp2site\www
    etc.,
    but I can’t get MU to work at all locally.

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    • Adam, follow our VH guide to setup local domain and use this local domain to setup WordpressMU

      to setup vh, follow this
      http://blog.jlbn.net/?p=23

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