Form Wizard Pro Installation

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7/4/2011 10:05:40 AM
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Form Wizard Pro Installation

I am trying to install Form Wizard Pro.  I have downloaded the software, unzipped it, and put it on my hosted site.  On the site the mojoportal is off the webroot in a directory called mojoportal.  Is this the location where I place the entire subdirectory called sts-formwizardpro?   If so, how to I touch the web.config file.  Can I ftp it down to my local machine, and the upload it again?

Thanks for your help.

Jimmy

7/4/2011 10:12:50 AM
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Re: Form Wizard Pro Installation

Hi Jimmy,

The Form Wizard  package is configured so that if you copy the contents of the wwwroot folder in the package into the root of your web site everything will land where it needs to go. So if your site root is in a folder named mojoportal then copy the contents of the wwwroot folder from the From Wizard package into that folder. Note that I said the "contents" of the folder, not the folder itself.

You could touch your Web.config by downloading it and uploading it again or you could just recycle the app from your web control panel if it has a button to recycle. And actually this step you could probably skip because when the form wizard dlls land in the /bin folder IIS will recycle the app anyway, so it isn't really essential to manually recycle it.

After uploading all the files just visit yoursiteroot/Setup/Default.aspx so it can run the database scripts for Form Wizard.

Hope that helps,

Joe

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