SocialSwap Documentation
  • Start
    • Introduction
    • Requirements
    • Installation
    • Purchase Code
  • Updates
    • Update 1.0.7
    • Update 1.0.6
    • Update 1.0.5
    • Update 1.0.4
    • Update 1.0.3
    • Update 1.0.2
    • Update 1.0.1
  • How it Works
    • Dispute Overview
    • Listing Overview
    • Offer Overview
    • Message Overview
    • Subscription Overview
    • Plan Overview
  • Database Setup
    • phpMyAdmin MySQL DB Setup
  • Cloud Storage
    • AWS Storage Setup
      • Create AWS Account:
      • Create IAM User
      • Create S3 Bucket
      • Configure S3 Bucket
    • Wasabi Storage Setup
    • CloudFlare Storage Setup
  • PAYMENT GATEWAYS SETUP
    • Paypal Setup
    • Stripe Setup
    • RazorPay Setup
    • Paystack Setup
    • Flutterwave Setup
  • SUBSCRIPTION PLANS
    • Subscription Plan
      • Paypal Plan ID
      • Stripe Plan ID
      • Razorpay Plan ID
      • Paystack Plan ID
      • Flutterwave Plan ID
  • SMTP SETUP
    • SMTP Configuration
  • SOCIAL MEDIA LOGIN
    • Google Login
    • Facebook Login
  • One Signal
    • One Signal Setup
  • TAWK.TO SETUP
    • Tawk.to Setup
  • GOOGLE SETTINGS
    • Google Maps
    • Google Analytics
    • Google reCaptcha
  • TRANSLATE INTERFACE
    • Language Translations
  • CRON JOB SETUP
    • CRON Job
  • Customization
    • Files Structure
    • Frameworks
  • Troubleshooting
    • Troubleshooting
  • Changelog
    • Initial Release v1.0
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  1. Database Setup

phpMyAdmin MySQL DB Setup

To ensure the admin panel functions correctly and can fetch application usage data and configure settings, you need to set up a MySQL 5.7 database.

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Last updated 10 months ago

How to Create a New Database in phpMyAdmin:

  1. Log in to phpMyAdmin.

  2. Click on the "New" button to create a new database.

  1. Enter a name for the database, select utf8_general_ci as the collation, and click the "Create" button.

  1. Ensure you have a database user with access to the newly created database. If not, create one with all necessary permissions and set a password.

  2. To avoid issues with database setup, ensure that the new database uses InnoDB as the storage engine.

  3. Return to the Install process and enter your newly created database credentials. If using local server, you can set database host to localhost, and for mysql port use 3306