Thanks Christian, this was exactly what I needed..I managed to enable the
install tool and after to create an admin account for the backend.
From that point i solved my problem with some researchs in this way (maybe the
solution can be useful to others):
- I found that i had to put
No if you can see the page on domain.tld/typo3/install (there is only a
password input field) than you have access to it:
write down a password of your choice - than copy it in this input field of
typo3/install -> enter
then there is a message with a cryptic string - copy it (if there is a
Hi Christian Platt, actually my problem is that I already have a Mysql
installed on this Windows machine, but I can't create my own database since
they gave me the script to import it. Plus, as I said I can't run the first
install because they already gave me the files from their typo3
No, maybe I explained it bad.. I can see the site home at localhost/mysite but
all the links not working and some content is not visible (so basically the
site is not working, it seems just a static home page).
Regarding the backend, at localhost/mysite/typo3 I can reach the typo3 login
page,
I'm a little bit confused - your frontend works, but without the right paths
(e. g. for the images) ?
But you cant get to the backend? (domain.tld/typo3) ?
You can check the Install-Tool test. (domain.tld/typo3/install)
The PW is in the LocalConfiguration.php.
But i think you have to go in the
Hi Christian, thanks a lot for your answer.
The steps you described are the ones that I followed, in particular now I have
this situation:
- I have the htdocs folder with inside the folders typo3 (just extracted and
not installed) and mysite (see htdocs.png) that is the structure you suggested
I dont know the code TypoScript, but you can search for baseURL and than set it
to your needs.
a good way is:
httpdocs/
httpdocs/typo3_sources
httpdocs/typo3_sources/typo3-src-8.7.9/
httpdocs/yourDocumentRoot/
httpdocs/yourDocumentRoot/index.php <- symlink
httpdocs/yourDocumentRoot/typo3 <-
