This setup page will create the file for you. Visit in your web browser (replacing with your domain name). In the box, put in the new name as phpmyadmin and click OK:.To rename the folder, first right-click on phpMyAdmin-3.4.3.2-all-languages and select "Rename": We do this to make the link to access your phpmyadmin easier to remember. Next we will rename the phpMyAdmin-3.4.3.2-all-languages folder to just phpmyadmin. Now go back to your public_html folder.Name the new folder you are creating “config”:.Open the folder that was just created by the unzipped file: You now need to create a folder in phpMyAdmin-3.4.2.2-all-langages folder.Make sure the zip file is extracted into the public_html folder:.To extract the file, click the zip file and select Extract: Once the file is uploaded, extract the file.You can do this via FTP, however in this example we will use the cPanel File Manager: Once you download the zip file, upload the zip file into your public_html folder.Visit this site and download the latest version of phpMyAdmin:.This will allow you to give your developer direct access to phpmyadmin without logging into cPanel.
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If you don't want to give your developer access to the cPanel, you can install PHPMyAdmin. There may be times however that you need a developer to access your databases.
To access phpMyAdmin, first you must log into your account cPanel. At Web Hosting Hub, phpMyAdmin is included on all hosting accounts.
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