Using Display Suite View Mode Switcher
Well, I happened to be looking at Display Suite Extras and found something I thought I might be able to use for a project I am working on. It creates a switc...
PHPfog is a hosting platform currently giving away hosting for up to three small apps for free. PHPfog has a one click install process and Thinkup is one of the applications you can install. So I thought, that’s an easy way to test. I have LAMP and WNMP on my computer but I will take some free resources to test something new.
Setting up your ThinkUp installation in PHPfog is really a walk in the park. And the “Try It Free” button requires on credit card at all. So no worry about being free first and then hidden charges popping up later.
And for the most part you can follow this video tutorial here: http://blog.phpfog.com/2012/04/04/installing-thinkup-on-php-fog/. And if that works for you and you get your ThinkUp activation email, you don’t need to continue on. But I never got the email. So…
Luckily, PHPfog has PhpMyAdmin installed for you when you create a new app:
It is in the database menu of your web app control panel. Clicking the orange button will open your ThinkUp database right up. Now the problem I had was activating my admin account. I never got a link, but you don’t really need one if you have database access. Just find the “owners” table on the sidebar and click the link.
This will open up your owner’s table, which should have only one user, the one you created in PHPfog. At the very left end of it’s listing, you should see an edit link.
Click on the edit link with the pencil and a form will load allowing you to edit this record.
There you should see an “is_activated” field which will currently be set to “0” and you will be changing that and setting it to “1” as shown in the picture above. Then click the “Go” button at the bottom of the form. Your account is now activated and you can login to your ThinkUp app.