Hi My name is Jason from Detroit, MI
My mom was diagnosed with cancer last month, and we have no insurance. We have been recieving some help but I need to generate alot more so that we can carry on through these trying times.
I'm building a website to get the word out and for people to read her story that live in the community and surrounding areas.
My only problem is that I am pretty dumb with this stuff , I have made some HTML sites on my comcast account but thats about it.
What I was wondering is I already rented the web space and it has PHP on it but can someone plz just set up the regular PHP for me? I have used it before but never installed It and I just don't "get" and don't have time for the instructions.
So anybody willing to help me out which I really need just e-mail me at sharpy25@Comcast.net and I will send you the FTP info and the cpanel info. And whatever else you would need.
I really appreciate you just taking the time to read this far I know you some of you may not have the time for me but I really need some Help Thanks
Jason
I need serious help here [php installation]
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Places with cPanel usualy already have PHP installed. Have a look on the left hand side of the Cpanel main page and you should see a section saying what version of PHP is installed. Im sure it already will be.
If you need any help coding a few scripts then dont hesitate to ask.
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