How to install CodeCanyon php scripts to cpanel?
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Congrats and good luck with your investment. It's a good move to buy an AI content writing scripts as their popularity keep increasing nowadays.
As there might me technical differences among scripts, I strongly recommend you to check the documentation of the author.
But as a general advice, I can tell that, you can install it easily using softaculous, if you have that feature, or;
To install a CodeCanyon PHP script in cPanel, you can follow these general steps:
1. Upload the script files to your cPanel hosting account using an FTP client or the cPanel File Manager.
2. Create a MySQL database and user in cPanel. Note down the database name, username, and password for future reference.
3. Import the script's SQL file into the newly created database using the cPanel MySQL Database Wizard or phpMyAdmin.
4. Modify the script's configuration file to include the database connection details (database name, username, and password).
5. Access the script's installation URL in a web browser to launch the installation wizard, and follow the prompts to complete the installation.
As I mentioned before, the exact steps can vary depending on the specific script and its requirements. It is usually advisable to consult the script's documentation or the author's installation instructions for detailed guidance on the installation process.
Additionally, some CodeCanyon scripts may come with an installation script or an automated installer that simplifies the installation process. In such cases, you can simply upload the installation script to your hosting account and run it to install the script.
Watch this video, it should definetely solve your problem:
As there might me technical differences among scripts, I strongly recommend you to check the documentation of the author.
But as a general advice, I can tell that, you can install it easily using softaculous, if you have that feature, or;
To install a CodeCanyon PHP script in cPanel, you can follow these general steps:
1. Upload the script files to your cPanel hosting account using an FTP client or the cPanel File Manager.
2. Create a MySQL database and user in cPanel. Note down the database name, username, and password for future reference.
3. Import the script's SQL file into the newly created database using the cPanel MySQL Database Wizard or phpMyAdmin.
4. Modify the script's configuration file to include the database connection details (database name, username, and password).
5. Access the script's installation URL in a web browser to launch the installation wizard, and follow the prompts to complete the installation.
As I mentioned before, the exact steps can vary depending on the specific script and its requirements. It is usually advisable to consult the script's documentation or the author's installation instructions for detailed guidance on the installation process.
Additionally, some CodeCanyon scripts may come with an installation script or an automated installer that simplifies the installation process. In such cases, you can simply upload the installation script to your hosting account and run it to install the script.
Watch this video, it should definetely solve your problem:
This is a topic of another discussion bro. But I can say that The pricing for a SaaS service using OpenAI API can vary depending on various factors such as the number of users, the amount of data processed, and the features offered. According to OpenAI's website, their API has its own pricing which can be found at
The pricing for using OpenAI API for content writing also varies depending on the plan you choose. According to OpenAI's website, there are three plans available: Create, Build, and Scale. The Create plan costs $100 per month for 2 million tokens plus 8 cents for every additional 1k tokens. The Build plan costs $400 per month for 10 million tokens plus 6 cents for every additional 1k tokens. The Scale plan is available by contacting OpenAI directly.
But I believe the easiest way to figure it out is list your competitors and check how much they ask for their services. After all they all are using the OpenAI API, they all (I presume) pay the same price for the service.
I hope this helps!