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Thanks for the imput. I watched your vidcast. It sort of disappears when getting to where to put the wordpress folder. I've tried your suggestions and went back to the orig set up vidcast for a refresher. Safari still won't let me go to localhost and wp config. Some piece of info is missing from both vidcasts. Probably something simple. Since everyone seems to be using Firefox I'm hoping that's the problem. I use Sea Monkey mostly but Safari is default. I'll download it. Hopefully that is the problem.

 

 

 

I have a video on setting up MAMP on my site (http://www.falkencreative.com/resources.php - under the "Personal Screencasts" section.) It doesn't cover setting up Wordpress, but additional steps for that are pretty straightforward:

 

-- download the Wordpress files, place within /Applications/MAMP/htdocs folder

-- go to PHPMyAdmin and set up a new database

-- with MAMP running, go to localhost and try to view the Wordpress files. The system should run a configuration script, allowing you to put in the database details and set up Wordpress properly

[Beg Wordpress Videos]

Is there a video that shows how to set up the localhost on MAMP/WordPress interface? It's glossed over, done off screen so to speak, in the intro WP videos I've seen? I keep trying, but haven't gotten Wordpress up and going using MAMP with the WPlocalhost. Safari keeps telling me it can't find localhost server even though I point to the Worpress Folder on my hard drive. I want to work exclusively on my computer with no server involved. Is that the problem? It's never really explained.

[Wordpress/MAMP/local host]

Thanks. I saw your screencast. Any more help would be appreciated.

 

 

 

 

I have a screencast on it: http://www.falkencreative.com/resources.php under "Personal Screencasts." I think Stefan has one too -- I'll see if I can track it down.

[Wordpress/MAMP/local host]

Just started learning Wordpress. I'm seem to be stuck at setting up my computer as a local host. The vid tapes don't show how to set up Mamp to direct to local host on my computer. It's mentioned, but not described. I have a blogsite, but I'd rather practice on my computer first.