creating offline blog?
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dheeraj_kumar
Legen-wait for it-dary!
A simple google search gave plentyyyy of links:
*www.masternewmedia.org/best-offline-blog-editors-and-web-publishing-tools-mini-guide/
*www.google.co.in/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=offline+blog&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
*www.masternewmedia.org/best-offline-blog-editors-and-web-publishing-tools-mini-guide/
*www.google.co.in/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=offline+blog&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
See, you actually need Apache-PHP-MySQL.
Apache is a webserver software. PHP is a language for server-side scripting and Wordpress is programmed using PHP. MySQL is for databases.
If you use windows, you can simply download XAMPP Lite from here - *www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html#646 which will automatically install the above three.
Then there will be a folder named 'htdocs' in the location where you've installed XAMPP, you have to save your website files over there.
Like, if you saved a file named 'gfxdev.html' in that htdocs folder, to access it site from your own computer, you just have to open a browser type *localhost/gfxdev.html
I hope you got what I mean.
You can download Wordpress from here, www.wordpress.org, create a database using *localhost/phpmyadmin (don't worry this will be get installed by default) and configure wordpress accordingly. You'll have an offline installation of Wordpress running on your system.
In this case, I've installed Wordpress in 'htdocs/wordpress' folder and I can access it using *localhost/wordpress
*img411.imageshack.us/img411/7922/screenshotcy.th.jpg
Apache is a webserver software. PHP is a language for server-side scripting and Wordpress is programmed using PHP. MySQL is for databases.
If you use windows, you can simply download XAMPP Lite from here - *www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html#646 which will automatically install the above three.
Then there will be a folder named 'htdocs' in the location where you've installed XAMPP, you have to save your website files over there.
Like, if you saved a file named 'gfxdev.html' in that htdocs folder, to access it site from your own computer, you just have to open a browser type *localhost/gfxdev.html
I hope you got what I mean.
You can download Wordpress from here, www.wordpress.org, create a database using *localhost/phpmyadmin (don't worry this will be get installed by default) and configure wordpress accordingly. You'll have an offline installation of Wordpress running on your system.
In this case, I've installed Wordpress in 'htdocs/wordpress' folder and I can access it using *localhost/wordpress
*img411.imageshack.us/img411/7922/screenshotcy.th.jpg
Liverpool_fan
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How about making your online blog private?
And IMHO just for this purpose a PHP-Apache-MySQL would be an overkill.
And IMHO just for this purpose a PHP-Apache-MySQL would be an overkill.
thank you guys for replying
@dheeraj_kumar most offline blog editors are basically post editors...u create a post, edit , finalize and then put it on web its like adding html coding to a ms word doc....but i think i'll give them a try
Its nice but then i need the stuff usually offline ...and too chunky(means it wud take time to load)
i feel the same
@dheeraj_kumar most offline blog editors are basically post editors...u create a post, edit , finalize and then put it on web its like adding html coding to a ms word doc....but i think i'll give them a try
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