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  • Karuna

    help regarding testing web page

    Hi,
    I have developed a website in my local machine using PHP, MySql and
    apache. It's not uploaded on the net. The pesrson for whom I have
    developed this wants to test it before actually putting it online on
    their website. How do I let her test it? Is there a way?

    regards
    Karuna

  • vishal

    #2
    Re: help regarding testing web page

    yes karuna there is a way. there are so many sites which are providing
    free web hosting but it is not safe as anytime the server can crash and
    you many lose your files or someone may copy your scripts. but if you
    just want to test your scripts and u r ready to take risk you can try
    sites which provide free web hosting. you can get a list of sites
    providing free web hosting from google serach.

    anyway tell me where r u from and from how much time you are working in
    php-mysql-apache. i am vishal from ahmedabad and i have just started to
    develop in php-mysql-apache so we can be helpful to each other in
    future
    bye

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    • Malcolm Dew-Jones

      #3
      Re: help regarding testing web page

      Karuna (mrinalini.suku mar@gmail.com) wrote:
      : Hi,
      : I have developed a website in my local machine using PHP, MySql and
      : apache. It's not uploaded on the net. The pesrson for whom I have
      : developed this wants to test it before actually putting it online on
      : their website. How do I let her test it? Is there a way?

      Presumably you have some sort of internet connection. So just make your
      connection, check your ip address, and then tell the other person what
      your ip address is.

      As long as your configs are set up to allow it then your copy of apache
      should work just fine for them to access (even on a dialup connection,
      though of course that will be slower). All they need is the ip address.

      --
      This space not for rent.

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      • Erwin Moller

        #4
        Re: help regarding testing web page

        Malcolm Dew-Jones wrote:
        [color=blue]
        > Karuna (mrinalini.suku mar@gmail.com) wrote:
        > : Hi,
        > : I have developed a website in my local machine using PHP, MySql and
        > : apache. It's not uploaded on the net. The pesrson for whom I have
        > : developed this wants to test it before actually putting it online on
        > : their website. How do I let her test it? Is there a way?
        >
        > Presumably you have some sort of internet connection. So just make your
        > connection, check your ip address, and then tell the other person what
        > your ip address is.
        >
        > As long as your configs are set up to allow it then your copy of apache
        > should work just fine for them to access (even on a dialup connection,
        > though of course that will be slower). All they need is the ip address.[/color]

        Completely right.

        One extra thingy: Be sure that your router/modem/whatever has a port open
        that is mapped to YOUR developmentmach ine's IP (internal IP) and that it
        points to port 80.

        Regards,
        Erwin Moller
        [color=blue]
        >
        > --
        > This space not for rent.[/color]

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        • Chung Leong

          #5
          Re: help regarding testing web page

          "Karuna" <mrinalini.suku mar@gmail.com> wrote in message
          news:1110434985 .074761.92110@z 14g2000cwz.goog legroups.com...[color=blue]
          > Hi,
          > I have developed a website in my local machine using PHP, MySql and
          > apache. It's not uploaded on the net. The pesrson for whom I have
          > developed this wants to test it before actually putting it online on
          > their website. How do I let her test it? Is there a way?
          >
          > regards
          > Karuna[/color]

          Why, just invite her to your house ;-)


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          • vishal

            #6
            Re: help regarding testing web page

            i have written reason for what so pls read my reply again

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            • R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah

              #7
              [OT] Re: help regarding testing web page

              vishal wrote:
              <snip>[color=blue]
              > anyway tell me where r u from and from how much time you are working[/color]
              in[color=blue]
              > php-mysql-apache. i am vishal from ahmedabad and i have just started[/color]
              to[color=blue]
              > develop in php-mysql-apache so we can be helpful to each other in
              > future[/color]

              Oops! She doesn't seem to be in Ahmedabad and might be in
              California. BTW, please don't use "r", "u", etc. Reason: many native
              speakers don't like such usage.

              --
              <?php echo 'Just another PHP saint'; ?>
              Email: rrjanbiah-at-Y!com Blog: http://rajeshanbiah.blogspot.com/

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              • Karuna

                #8
                Re: help regarding testing web page

                I would like to thank all of you for your replies. Yes, I live in
                California and I am married-:).
                As for your question vishal, I have been working on PHP and MySQL for
                some months now. I am actually helping one of the non-profit
                organisation with their website. I am developing a guestbook for them.
                I know there are many guestbook programs available on the net but I
                just wanted to code it myself. I am done with it and I want to host it.
                Before that they told me they would want to test first. It will be
                great if we can be of some help to each other.So do contact if you need
                any help. I will do the same. I like exchanging ideas...

                bye

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