Hi JadorOnizuka,
In your config.php you need to focus mainly on 3 lines:
Code:
$dbuname = "";
$dbpass = "";
$dbname = "";
$dbuname is your database username. Your database username will be set out in the following format:
Code:
prefix_databasename
So, an example of what you need to put down if your database name is called goose and the username that you login to cpanel/phpmyadmin is techgfx:
*information in this post is demostration purposes only and therefore is not real*
As you can see techgfx is my username to login to cpanel/phpmyadmin and my database name i created is called goose. Hence, techgfx_goose. So in your config.php you will put:
Code:
$dbname = "techgfx_goose";
Next we move on to $dbname. This is the database username for your database techgfx_goose.
For example, you might have created the user dingo with granted permissions to your database. So the user dingo would be set out as techgfx_dingo, its the same concept as techgfx_goose (your database name). So it would look like in your config.php:
Code:
$dbuname = "techgfx_dingo";
Finally $dbpass. When you created your user called dingo (relistically techgfx_dingo) you have to create a password for the user through cpanel/sql admin. This is the password we need. Lets say your password is smile069 You would put:
Code:
$dbpass = "smile069";
So basically things would look like this overall:
Code:
$dbuname = "techgfx_dingo";
$dbpass = "smile069";
$dbname = "techgfx_goose";
Also in your config.php you will see:
For this variable, you will see a random bunch of letters (30 characters) beside $sitekey. Change this to whatever you want for security purposes.
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