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Mysql database:
Mysql user:
mysql password:
I need it to provide to a vendor to set up one of my sites.
Ask WA technical support. As WA Site Rubix is more "user friendly" than "technical", I am not sure that they will provide this information. This is really "under the hood". If they provide, great. If not, at least you know.
Let us know how you get on. For example, they provided the information (just do not say what the information is) or they did not provide the information.
Where do I find sql information?
Mysql database:
Mysql user:
mysql password:
I need it to provide to a vendor to set up one of my sites.
Ask WA technical support. As WA Site Rubix is more "user friendly" than "technical", I am not sure that they will provide this information. This is really "under the hood". If they provide, great. If not, at least you know.
Let us know how you get on. For example, they provided the information (just do not say what the information is) or they did not provide the information.
I would like to have forms on my site that will allow clients to fill in a form online, that will be emailed to me when complete.
Here is another one. We use it, and the good thing is it is integrated with Paypal so you don't have to set up paypal.
https://www.machform.com/
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Is there a "forms" maker built into the platform?
I would like to have forms on my site that will allow clients to fill in a form online, that will be emailed to me when complete.
Here is another one. We use it, and the good thing is it is integrated with Paypal so you don't have to set up paypal.
https://www.machform.com/
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Hello,
We are trying to add A records to the jthomassmithlaw.com domain but we don't seem to have access. Is there a way to do this without using 3rd party name servers?
Hey J,
Please provide full details ... screen prints of prompts you are seeing ... this would help so we can offer you assistance. Screenshots on the Fly
Hello,
We are trying to add A records to the jthomassmithlaw.com domain but we don't seem to have access. Is there a way to do this without using 3rd party name servers?
Hey J,
Please provide full details ... screen prints of prompts you are seeing ... this would help so we can offer you assistance. Screenshots on the Fly
Can I give access to one of my web site "admin" areas without giving full access to my WA "Admin"?
A note of caution --
Do you personally know the person who's requesting admin access? Is some specific reason that he/she needs such extensive access?
Once someone has been granted admin access, they can do *anything* to your site that you can. This includes changing your password and locking you out of your own sites
That is why I was wondering if there was a way to just give access to a particular domain. I'm having my site installed for me.
J T
In that case, you'd want to first add your domain name to your siterubix domain list (using the SiteBuilder function panel).
Once the domain has been added, you'll be able to provide your site installer your admin login password for just that domain. With that information, they won't be able to access anything outside of that particular domain.
I am having a vendor install an app/site to one of my sub domains. I don’t know the person. I gave my ftp credentials, but I am told that my Wordpress user name and password is needed. I really don’t want to give my WA credentials. Is there a way around that?
Ypu don't need to provide your WA login. The wordpress user name and password are specific to the domain he's working on. You find those on the pane that opens when you click on "Log In" for the domain.
Give them the info shown here. Click and open the password.
Also give them the https://YOURSTIE.com/wp-admin/
That gives them access to this site only.
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Can I give access to "one" web site "admin" area?
Can I give access to one of my web site "admin" areas without giving full access to my WA "Admin"?
A note of caution --
Do you personally know the person who's requesting admin access? Is some specific reason that he/she needs such extensive access?
Once someone has been granted admin access, they can do *anything* to your site that you can. This includes changing your password and locking you out of your own sites
That is why I was wondering if there was a way to just give access to a particular domain. I'm having my site installed for me.
J T
In that case, you'd want to first add your domain name to your siterubix domain list (using the SiteBuilder function panel).
Once the domain has been added, you'll be able to provide your site installer your admin login password for just that domain. With that information, they won't be able to access anything outside of that particular domain.
I am having a vendor install an app/site to one of my sub domains. I don’t know the person. I gave my ftp credentials, but I am told that my Wordpress user name and password is needed. I really don’t want to give my WA credentials. Is there a way around that?
Ypu don't need to provide your WA login. The wordpress user name and password are specific to the domain he's working on. You find those on the pane that opens when you click on "Log In" for the domain.
Give them the info shown here. Click and open the password.
Also give them the https://YOURSTIE.com/wp-admin/
That gives them access to this site only.
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Here's a tutorial on Structured Query Language J https://www.tutorialspoint.com/sql/