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Please refer to documentation for ways to workaround this limit.” You need to edit your configuration files inside MAMP to import a database larger than 32MB. If you are seeing this error “You probably tried to upload too large file. Edit your website configuration files to connect to this local database.Note that I use an underscore for the database name and a hyphen for the project URL. You can name the database whatever you like but to keep it organized I name it the same as the Server Name I created in the first set of instructions. Click the New link on the top left above the database list.Click the MySQL tab and click phpMyAdmin to open that in your browser.Your website will now load in The reason you want to use MAMP Pro is so you can develop your sites using rather than which is a subdirectory and you run into issues with absolute URL paths.

Click the Start icon in the top right and this gets your server running.

This is what you will load in your browser to see your website some servers set this to localhost but I find dev-projectname is more useful for my purposes. The only other option you edit under Hosts is the Document Root which you set to the folder you created in Step 1.

Add your development project details. I generally go with dev-projectname as the Server Name.

Using MAMP Pro click the Hosts tab in MAMP Pro and click the + button on the bottom left.

Note: this htdocs folder is located at c:\MAMP\htdocs\ on the Windows version. Import your project files into this folder.

Using your Finder go to /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/ and create your Document Root folder for your project.

Mamp pro for windows how to#

I will show you how to edit some configuration settings to get you setup and working quickly. The primary reasons I use MAMP Pro is that I can pull my sites from git into my local MAMP server, import the database quickly (including large SQL files), and it renders right in my browser right away at with very little setup.

It does a number things well which helps streamline the development process.