Yes it’s possible, Following are the steps,
Server Side Steps,
1. Login to your Cpanel (Hosting Panel) of your website
2. Zip public_html directory
3. Download it to your local PC
4. From Cpanel got to PHP my-admin
5. Create Export of you database as sql file
6. Down load the exported sql file
Local Steps,
1. Install Wamp or Xzamp on your local pc
2.Extract the public_html zip
3.Copy all the inner contents to your wamp/xzamp server www directory
4.Open php my admin and create database
5.import sql file in your database
Yes it is. This makes sense when you are developing or otherwise working on your website personally. It makes little sense if you are hosting the website for the world to view.
I would suggest that you download and install one of the many bundled configurations of Apache+PHP+mySQL, such as LAMP, MAMP, WAMP or AMPPS
Then use the “VirtualHost” method to work under your domain name rather than some variation of “localhost”.
Yes it’s possible, Following are the steps,
Server Side Steps,
1. Login to your Cpanel (Hosting Panel) of your website
2. Zip public_html directory
3. Download it to your local PC
4. From Cpanel got to PHP my-admin
5. Create Export of you database as sql file
6. Down load the exported sql file
Local Steps,
1. Install Wamp or Xzamp on your local pc
2.Extract the public_html zip
3.Copy all the inner contents to your wamp/xzamp server www directory
4.Open php my admin and create database
5.import sql file in your database
I have a Mac so I use MAMP. In this case, where would I copy the public_html directory to?
