How would you find the hostname for database access with yahoo Small Business Domain hosting?
Question: I cannot find the database location for the website I am trying to put up. Whenever I try to do the mysqli_connect.php, it does not find the host. Is it www.thewebsite.com/phpMyAdmin or ftp.thewebsite.com or is it something different? If someone could direct me to where I could find the information on the database location using yahoo, then I would really appreciate it.
Answer: You should be able to find you database by going to the control panel of you web hosting service. To connect to the database, it really depends on what kind of server your are using. If you are using the common Linux hosting on cPanel, then your database host are usually on the same server as your other services. You will be able to find many resources about it including on the user manual from your web host.
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