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*Install Phoenix into a new directory/folder on your current website - see <big>'''[[How to Create a Test Shop]]''' </big> for instructions. | *Install Phoenix into a new directory/folder on your current website - see <big>'''[[How to Create a Test Shop]]''' </big> for instructions. | ||
| − | *Transfer database tables to the new database - see <big>'''[[ | + | *Transfer database tables to the new database - see <big>'''[[phpMyAdmin]]''' </big> |
*When your new Phoenix shop is ready, choose a quiet time for your shop or install a html landing index page to notify customers - delete all files from htdocs - change configure files in Phoenix shop to their new root/path - copy all files from the sub-directory up to htdocs. | *When your new Phoenix shop is ready, choose a quiet time for your shop or install a html landing index page to notify customers - delete all files from htdocs - change configure files in Phoenix shop to their new root/path - copy all files from the sub-directory up to htdocs. | ||
Revision as of 13:05, 8 October 2019
How to upgrade an old oscommerce website to Phoenix
If you are running an old version of oscommerce you really need to upgrade it to Phoenix.
Follow these steps to make the upgrade easy.
- Install Phoenix into a new directory/folder on your current website - see How to Create a Test Shop for instructions.
- Transfer database tables to the new database - see phpMyAdmin
- When your new Phoenix shop is ready, choose a quiet time for your shop or install a html landing index page to notify customers - delete all files from htdocs - change configure files in Phoenix shop to their new root/path - copy all files from the sub-directory up to htdocs.
