Choose "Install new module" as shown in above picture... And then put civicrm url installation :
https://storage.googleapis.com/civicrm/civicrm-stable/4.7.27/civicrm-4.7.27-drupal.tar.gz
We can always check the latest civicrm update from it's official site here... Rightnow the latest version is 4.7.27... After putting the url, just hit "Install button" and wait for several minutes... :)
After it finished... We'll see a page like this :
Okaaaay... If we go back to modules, we'll gonna see civicrm desc like this one
Next... Wee need to run the civicrm installer. So open this link :
http://your local site/web/sites/all/modules/civicrm/install/index.php
For me, it will be
http://localhost:8181/hisoka_drupal7/web/sites/all/modules/civicrm/install/index.php
By opening that link, it actually opens this file :
Aaandd... after opening the page, we'll gonna see this ...
Our next job is configuring database for drupal and civicrm. And in this post, I'm going to separate the database between drupal and civicrm, so I set the configuration like this :
Next just hit "Re-check requirements"... aaaaaand....
ooopsss... there is an error...:v
Just add "thread_stack = 262144" to your my.ini file. For detail about adding that thread_stack, please this page.... And then hit "Re-check requirements" button again aaaaand....
Yaapss... it's okie now.. So we just need to hit "install" button..
Just wait for couple of minutes....aaaand... donee.... :D
Yeeeeeiiii.... :D
We can see civiCRM on our main menu rightnow...
No comments:
Post a Comment